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Editorial: Student loan debt border arrest a reminder of obligations
Editorial: The overall incentive to pay off money borrowed must be encouraged.
IRD 'like loan sharks': Student loan defaulter trapped in British exile
"They were really like loan sharks, like Repo men in their approach."
She returned to NZ for her sick mum. She was arrested at the airport over her student debt
The Herald has been told the woman spent a night in police custody.
Meat industry cries foul over school climate-change resource
Less red meat and dairy, more chicken and veg? Not so fast, says Beef + Lamb NZ.
'Grades are not a life sentence': NCEA results revealed for 140,000 students
We're proud of you no matter your marks, the Piacun twins' parents told them.
Bill offers chance to clarify karakia in schools
Education bill set to revive questions around karakia in schools.
NCEA results go live: 140,000 students can see how they fared
NZQA results have been released online this morning.
NCEA exam results D-Day arrives for thousands of students
High school students will find out their NCEA results online today.
Sarah Alexander: Pay all teachers the same or drop qualifications
Comment: Kindergartens have pay parity with schools, not so early childcare centres. Why?
Letters: Swamp no place for homes
If legal action is taken against our council, guess who pays the bill.
NCEA results online tomorrow
Wait finally over for anxious New Zealand secondary students.
Ministry reinstates Te Puna Manawa o Whakaue licence
The licence was suspended after two thirds of teachers had cannabis in their system.
Surf patrols on education mission and winning Lotto numbers
Lifeguards take skills on the road; check on the winning Lotto numbers.
Losing our religion: Is this the end of religious lessons in schools?
Education Minister Chris Hipkins says NZ is not ready for ban on religious instruction.
Education key to inspiring young, changing world
COMMENT: 'If enough citizens engage in it'. And this is the heart of the problem.
Education changes planned across the board
Parliament is considering one education act to rule them all.
Dear Jacinda: Phil Goff's $12b wish list
The Auckland mayor has disclosed his priorities for the Govt's $12b infrastructure fund.
Kerikeri's first Montessori school opens
The centre is the only Montessori school in Northland.
Best of 2019: Special mass held for Tracy O'Brien
More than 1000 people attended to pay tribute to the former Cullinane College principal.
Four ways to keep kids learning while travelling
If you're planning an overseas trip with your family, you're in for many benefits.
New Year Honours: Sir Robert Martin for services to people with disabilities
Sir Robert Martin has been honoured for services to people with disabilities.
From failing School Cert to a New Zealand Order of Merit
The people, environment, forests, lakes and climate keeps him in Rotorua.
10yo nails answer to 'offensive' maths quiz
A 10yo gave the perfect response to a homework task she thought was 'rude'.
Father says $500 uni hostel instalment fee 'poor tax'
The university charges an extra $500 to students who can't pay their hostel fees in one go
Religion instruction: How do Tauranga schools fare?
This comes as court date set for a case against religious instruction in schools.
Last day of school: Anne Mackintosh signs out
The people are what she is going to miss the most.
'Very red' eyes: Childcare teachers had cannabis in their systems while at work
One turned up with bloodshot eyes.
Stratford hero inspires zombie-themed book
Zombies and a crashed plane take centre stage in Paul Charman's new book.
Man shot by police at school wasn't making threats - police
The man arrived at the hospital in a serious condition but is now stable.
Now we're getting serious: New cricket academy established
The partnership is a first between the New Zealand Cricket Foundation and a school.
Teacher who had sex with students in car jailed for 'huge breach of trust'
A teacher who sexually abused teen boys from her school has been sentenced.
Leighton Smith: Who to believe in a post-truth world?
Comment: Washington is putting on a master class in the corruption of liberal democracy.