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School brawls: Social media, gang culture and Covid-19

"They think it's America, that it's east versus west, versus south."

Apprenticeship boost: Experts say subsidy will help with skills shortage

School leavers and Covid-affected job seekers looking to retrain will benefit from scheme.

School stabbing: Four teens charged with wounding

Teens aged 14-16 face wounding charge after student was stabbed on Friday.

Playcentres win $3.7m bailout

Playcentres get an extra $3.7 million.

Students who enrol for fees-free struggle, says research

They were having difficulty with the grade-point average and their confidence was lower.

Parent wants Marist College to meet with families over racism

Complaints addressed at Marist College after Black Lives Matter posters removed.

Otago University drops health subjects

Mental health and women's health no longer compulsory at Otago medical school.

De La Salle stabbing: Auckland high school to reassure students of safety

The college will hold an assembly tomorrow to reassure students they are in a safe place.

Local Focus: Wildbase Recovery where it's a good day if there's nothing to see

Tuatara and rare birds at rehab centre for animals. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Black Lives Matter posters torn down: Diocese to meet with students

Year 13 cultural leader stepped down over the incident.

Students' heartwarming initiative to provide barefoot kids with shoes

Students who wanted to help kids walking barefoot to school create a successful charity.

Third school's students complain over Black Lives Matter poster removal

Two Christchurch Girls' High School students say their posters were removed by staff.

'How much wastage?': Mike Hosking's child on list for free modem

Hundreds of unwanted modems have arrived at wealthy schools that don't need them.

PM meets Tauranga apprentice hired in work scheme

While in the Bay, the Prime Minister decided to drop in and meet Jake Alder.

Revealed: Auckland rises in university world rankings, second NZ uni tumbles

Auckland University inches up, but Waikato drops out of top 300.

Principals say $87m lockdown IT scheme a 'disaster'

Free internet routers have been given to hundreds of students who don't need them.

Teachers union asks for resignations after fees vote

Teachers angry about recent increases in registration fees are fighting back.

National promises to scrap teacher fees

National would ask taxpayers to pick up the $16m cost of teacher registration.