And the 6 texts are ...

 The wait is over!

The suspense is no more!

Here are the 6 texts that have been selected for #NZraAnnual2



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  1. Tim OrbellMay 25, 2021 at 7:24 PM

    What are we going to be doing for week 2? Reading the poster? I don't get it sorry. Am I missing something?

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