NZ graduates urged to revive alumni body


Unique: Maori dancers performing a traditional number at the 'Tuku Iho - Living Legacy of Maori' exhibition. The event is part of 2014 NZ Week.

KUCHING: Sarawakians who graduated in New Zealand are urged to pool their resources in reviving the proposed Sarawak New Zealand Graduates Association.

Deputy Chief Minister Tan Sri Alfred Jabu said plans to revive the association had to be shelved a few years ago.

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