Editorial: Schools' antidote to online poison
Schools should respond to pupils who marched on Parliament this week.
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COMMENT: It's been six years since war broke out in Syria and it shows no signs of ending.
Little: 'Look at ban on unvaccinated kids'
A ban on unvaccinated children from childcare centres should be investigated, Labour's leader says.
Smalley: How can we stop rape culture?
COMMENT: Rape culture is a stain on the entire western world.
Caretaker builds dam to save school hall
In the driving rain, a bit of number eight wire thinking saved an auditorium from flooding.
Mike's Minute: Properly paid teachers will stay
If principals are having trouble recruiting, could it be because the profession isn't the calling it once was? Or that the quality of talent being trained isn't high enough?
Thai banking leads shift to equality
In Thailand women comprise 31 per cent of board and executive committee members in financial services.
Good news at last for Long Bay College
A school that has been hit by fire and three tragic deaths this year has finally got some good news - a $4m repair job for its leaky classrooms.
Rape protest backlash: 'Run them over'
Some Wellington College students are now threatening to physically harm fellow teenagers.
Katie Fitzpatrick: Schools can counter rape culture
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Alarm as teachers give up on Auckland
Teachers are among those giving up on Auckland because of booming house prices - with principals concerned about how that will affect students' learning.
Porn and consent education at top school
A top Auckland boys' school is tackling sticky topics in a healthy relationships programme.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Mobile surgical bus celebrates 15 years on the road
New Zealand's mobile surgical bus has been making healthcare more accessible to rural communities for 15 years. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Teacher abuses 'fat, ugly' board chair
A teacher has been struck off after accusations including trying to provoke a student to punch him - and his abusive comments to the board chairwoman.
'Attempted abduction' near school
Parents are being urged to talk to their children about stranger danger.
West Coast school roll drops by 30%
A small-town school has four empty classroom and has lost 80 students in four years following local job losses.
Parata denies 'alternative fact' claim
Education unions have claimed Education Minister Hekia Parata is using "alternative facts" when discussing school funding.
Young cellist wins coveted concerto award
He went to university at 14 to study music and now 17-year-old Matthias Balzat has won the grand prize at the National Concerto Competition
Porn 'disturbing model of normal'
More needs to be done to combat the pervasive influence of porn, a visiting expert says.
Revealed: New Zealand's best universities
New Zealand universities have again scored high rankings in the annual QS World University Subject Rankings.
'Not unusual to have a 14yo in a stolen car'
Police announced a major truancy operation across Auckland.
Police launch truancy operation
Police are to target young people who are ditching school.
Unit offers fresh start for young mums
New unit allows teen mums in Northland to achieve their dreams
Watch NZH Local Focus: French couple sail back to Tauranga after 20 years
French sailors Jean-Pierre and Paulette van Hille have returned to Tauranga after 20 years to continue their long love affair with New Zealand. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
New school for Auckland's Flat Bush
Education Minister Hekia Parata has confirmed new schools for Auckland, Tauranga and Canterbury.
School adds Wi-Fi break at break time
A school is taking radical action to get pupils off their screens for at least 45 minutes a day.
Too many international students: officials
Rising numbers of international students forced the Government to clamp down on immigration last year.
Controversial university club disbands
A fledgling university club pulls the plug on the eve of O-week.
'It was the most frightening night of my life'
Watching his wife suffer sudden cardiac arrest aged 30 has spurred comedian Paul Ego to lend his support to help saving lives.
'We aren't Nazis' - president of Uni group
The president of the student club which is using symbols also used by white supremacist groups says it has been misunderstood.
Devoy keeps eye on 'white pride' group
Auckland University says it cannot ban a group from recruiting students despite fears about its white supremacist image.
Auckland University 'white pride' group sparks concern
The Race Relations Commissioner says she will "keep an eye on" a student club which is using symbols also used by white supremacist groups.