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Primary teachers who trained after 1996 earn $12,000 more than those who trained earlier.
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Our universities are not providing a diverse range of views.
Most of NZ's wastewater to be tested for drug use
Wastewater from 80 per cent of New Zealand to be tested for illegal drug use
Māori protesters ordered off Hato Petera College site
Court finds Church claim "seems overwhelming" but refuses to authorise use of force.
ADHD star: 'I would have gone off the rails without medication'
Jessica McCabe says parents shouldn't be put off by people saying "Don't drug your child."
Church seeks order to evict protesters from Hato Petera College
Two rival claimants appeared in the High Court claiming to represent the occupying group.
Wealthiest students get half of uni scholarships
Schools in the most exclusive areas were winning up to $1 million in prizes each year.
Jobs on the line at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa has been downgraded in its latest external evaluation and review.
Pukekohe childcare centre downgraded after animal faeces found in sandpit
Kids Count Pukekohe has been found to have breached four early childhood regulations.
Focus: Pukekohe childcare centre's licence downgraded
A Pukekohe childcare centre that had animal faeces in its sandpit has had its licence downgraded after a Ministry of Education investigation.
Mass exodus: 22 kids withdrawn from school over teacher bullying claims
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School teacher wouldn't let go of Prince Harry's hand
The teacher said when Harry shook her hand she "started going completely gobbledygook."
Secondary teachers reject pay offer
The Post Primary Teachers' Association has voted to reject a pay offer.
Teachers' pay claim 'out of the ballpark'
Secondary teachers' union not ruling out industrial action.
'That's not true' - rugby coach refutes sex allegations
Alosio Taimo is now facing 106 charges - some going back to the late 80s and early 90s.
The Kiwi teen who's been excluded from school for 4 years
He appears a healthy, active 15-year-old. But he hasn't been to school since 2014.
Teachers advised to reject pay offer
The Post Primary Teachers Association has called for a 15 per cent pay rise.
Primary teachers' union recommends rolling regional strikes
The NZEI has voted for regional strikes in November rather than a national one.
Paedophile teacher applies for clean slate to work in aged care
The former teacher confessed to indecently assaulting an 11-year-old boy.
Teacher aides, trainees 'earn less than minimum wage'
NZEI survey finds many people are earning below the minimum wage of $16.50 an hour.
United Nations showdown: Baby Neve versus the fossil fool
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Māori keen to buy university's $80m campus
Parts of teachers' training college 15ha site sacred to Ngāti Whātua.
University's ranking drop huge blow
EDITORIAL: Are trade-offs inevitable in the competitive tertiary education market?
Auckland Uni scraps most teacher support
University cuts services just as Government prepares new school advisory service.
'Wagger wagon' returned Fraser High truants to class
Up to 100 students estimated to truant from Hamilton's Fraser High School each day.
US teacher to NZ teachers: 9-day strike won us pay rise
Teacher from US brought to two NZ conferences in sign strikes are likely.
More teacher strikes look likely
Both primary and secondary teachers are meeting for their annual conferences this week.
Increase in traumatic incidents at Hawke's Bay schools
The number of incidents specialised teams are dealing with in HB schools has increased.