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Alert level drop means graduates celebrate

Waatea Team Posted On February 17, 2021
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Western Institute of Technology is relieved the drop in alert levels means it graduation ceremonies can go ahead.

A special Māori & Pacific celebration is being held in the New Plymouth campus whare, Te Piere, this afternoon from 4:30pm.

Tomorrow more than 400 students in full academic regalia will hold a lunchtime march through the New Plymouth before heading to their graduation ceremony at TSB Stadium.

WITT chief executive John Snook says if anyone feels unwell – stay home.

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