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Saturday 29 December 2018 | Written by Melina Etches | Published in Education
Children help their mum sell rito crafts at the Punanga Nui market yesterday. They are Noah Tuakeu (left), Isaac Makiteiaa and Mama Twin Tonitara. 18122803
With the school holidays in full swing and the start of the New Year next week, most children on Rarotonga are spending the entire day at the beach cooling off from the heat.
With the school holidays in full swing and the start of the New Year next week, most children on Rarotonga are spending the entire day at the beach cooling off from the heat.
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