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Schoolchildren showing signs of trauma after lockdown
Some pupils anxious about making sure their hands are clean all the time.
Queen's Birthday Honours: The full list
Meet the recipients of this year's Queen's Birthday Honours.
Dame Karen Poutasi says teams around her led to success
The honour was a testament to the people who helped Poutasi during her career, she said.
Former All Black, Oscar winner in Queen's Birthday Honours list
We have five new dames and knights today, New Zealand.
'Mean-spirited': Why university cut ties with its own magazine
University magazine Critic Te Arohi was ''untruthful, inaccurate and mean-spirited''.
Multi-million dollar bequest: Professor's final gift
The bequest is the largest ever made to the University of Auckland by a staff member.
Local Focus: Rotorua school principals reflect on returning to school
Only 80% of students returned to classrooms in Level 2. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Private girls school pays back some of wage subsidy - but should it return the lot?
The school says it can keep $225,000. MSD and legal experts say otherwise.
The best and worst: Rating our MPs under Covid 19
David Seymour was one of the most impressive and David Parker one of the least.
'Stinks of white privilege': School slammed for blackface response
A student says the school failed to act and has asked pupils not to talk about it.
Teacher aides win historic pay equity deal
Another big step towards equal pay for NZ women and men.
Uni may move hall residents to accommodate international students
Officials have signalled work is under way to allow foreign students to return to NZ.
Controversial science shake-up: Massey bosses grilled
University bosses have faced a grilling by MPs.
Students shocked after porn pops up on teacher's computer screen
Teacher admitted accessing 17 inappropriate websites on school computer.
School pupils, whānau resilient after eight weeks at home
Teacher Sandy Bornholdt said "it wasn't 'just in case' learning it was 'just in time'".
Princess Beatrice reveals battle with learning disability
The Princess has shared the impact being diagnosed with a learning disability has had.
'Reopen Auckland': Mayor tells Govt to loosen border
University and council plead with Government to 'reopen Auckland'.
'Insanity': Passengers pile into train during after-school rush
'They were bunched right up, there was no physical distancing whatsoever.'
Device delivery to at-home learners was 'logistical nightmare' principals say
Students finally get their learn-at-home devices - when they return to school.
Blockhouse Bay school tops NZ school ranking
A little-known private school in Blockhouse Bay has topped a national ranking.
The guilt-free guide to easing your kids back into school
Take a breath and give yourself a break. Here are 5 tips to take this one step at a time.
Preschool teacher fee hike could leave centres short of staff: lobby
Preschools are on the hunt for teachers but fear they could be driven away by a fee hike.
'OG Brodiddly' tells Covid-19 to 'take a hike'
Brodie White says music is a great way to communicate with kids.
Tararua school seniors conquer Tongariro
Ruahine School Year 8 students, traversed the Tongariro Crossing in early March.
Andrew Body: Open doors to international students
Comment: Our education export sector has been built on clever decisions. Let it resume.
A quarter of Northland kids still at home
Attendance shows south-to-north pattern: 90 per cent in deep south, 75 per cent in north.
Staggered entry times: Children told to wait outside school gate
Some schools are still staggering start times although they no longer have to.
Uni staff asked to donate salaries to save jobs
Staff asked to participate in 'giving programme' if personal circumstances allowed.
Boy, 6, writes letter for homework, 'overwhelmed' by Bloomfield response
"Thank you for giving us some homework," Jack Taylor wrote.
'NZ wants to rebuild, but it's on our backs': Auckland schoolgirl's powerful cry
South Auckland teen's powerful call for equity shared thousands of times.
Students head back to school
School went back on Monday this week and Te Awamutu students were happy.
Covid 19: Universities anchor the future
Comment: Our universities can do more to address economic and social transformation.
Looming recession tipped to boost polytechs
Polytech and wānanga domestic enrolments forecast to jump 33 per cent.