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It's a bittersweet victory for a family of a little boy left brain damaged after choking.
Dilworth School sexual abuse investigation: Another accused named
Dilworth School was opened with the aim of helping boys from disadvantaged families.
University of Otago graduation ceremony cancelled after security threat
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Crews work into the night after 'ferocious' fire at Auckland school
Smoke billowed over central Auckland as school fire raged.
Kiwi kids slide further in maths and science
Expert says streaming excludes some kids from challenging maths problems.
An Auckland school's symbol is the pōhutukawa. Now it's clashing with parents over plan to cut seven down
Campbells Bay School's symbol is a pōhutukawa - but it plans to fell its seven trees.
Abuse in Care: 'I had my alarm bells up' says former Dilworth student
'The Dilworth motto may as well have been cop it, and shut up.'
Sex abuse victim's plea to police: 'I want justice'
Terminal cancer patient Paul Conaghan is seeking redress through the law before he goes.
Rosmini sex abuser 'should be in C or D block in Paremoremo'
Paul Conaghan was one of at least five boys who say they were molested by William Jackson.
Why students became wary of Brother William Jackson - the 'cool' music teacher
Brother William Jackson was different from the other teachers at Rosmini College.
University of Auckland had to sell leaky Remuera mansion at massive discount
The revelation comes as top watchdog pans university's purchase of another plush mansion.
Kerry Spackman: Disinformation threatens everything we hold dear
OPINION: Under the fake news deluge, critical thinking has never been more ... critical.
Massey scientists 'stressed and anxious' as course cuts confirmed
Staff facing uncertainty as Massey opts to slash science course offerings by nearly half.
'Thank you': Kmart introduces dolls with Down syndrome
'We want children to see themselves represented in our doll ranges.'
'Frivolous': Students, Minister take aim at university over $5m Parnell mansion
University of Auckland's highly paid boss lived in Parnell mansion on discounted rent.
New study: Maori and Pacific academics paid and promoted less
Maori and Pacific academics with the same experience are paid less than colleagues.
Tiny school sent staff to Disneyland
The Audit Office names multiple schools for accounting breaches.
Number of Canterbury schools still in financial difficulty
Tai Tapu School in Selwyn needed a letter of support in 2019, 2018 and earlier.
Schools warned to prepare for tougher NCEA standards
A new mandatory NCEA literacy and numeracy test could be too tough for some teens.
'Magic does happen sometimes': Nadia Lim's chick-inspired new children's book
Raising orphan chick Marvin like having a newborn baby again, celebrity cook says.
Dilworth School investigation: Man charged with historical abuse dies
The school was opened in 1906, with the aim of helping boys from disadvantaged families.
Mt Albert Grammar hostel set alight during rain storm
School leaders say a midnight arson attack could have proved deadly.
Ex-manager splurged $110k as Unitec shed staff to cut costs
Unitec was facing multi-million shortfalls when it was defrauded by a senior manager.
Suspicious late night Auckland school hostel fire, police investigating
A busy night for fire crews after a blaze in a restaurant and a school dormitory.
Student refunds: Auckland business school pleads guilty to theft
The school was deregistered in 2017 over concerns about its performance.
Revealed: Where the new jobs are in a Covid world
What kind of training will lead to secure jobs as we recover from the Covid recession?
New study: Why are Kiwi kids falling behind in reading?
A new study has identified a key cause behind our children's falling reading skills.
School leavers with no qualifications rises
Boys and Māori are those most likely to leave school without a qualification.
UCOL, Chambers of Commerce offering 200 free scholarships
The scholarships are only available to Chamber Members and their employees.
New $20 million school announced for Rolleston
The Education Minister has unveiled school building projects across the South Island.
Schools adopt new approach to literacy teaching
Schools are paying thousands to private consultants to change the way they teach reading.
Govt's $164m plan: Classroom upgrades will create 3000 jobs
Chris Hipkins wants construction workers buying local supplies to meet the demand.
Schools asked not to practise violent offender drills with students
Teachers also cannot stop parents from collecting their children during an emergency.