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Meet the girl who hasn't missed a day of school in 11 years

She says she even turned down a holiday in Hawaii to keep her perfect record.

Letters: Question of arming police on duty raised again

OPINION: 'All police on duty should be armed for their safety.'

How does your school rate? Latest NCEA, University Entrance results at every college ranked

Where does your school rank? Which ones stand out, and why?

Opinion: An Auckland where everyone can thrive

Auckland's growth hides deep inequalities, with many lacking food and housing.

Editorial: New Year Honours List shows the exceptional Kiwis who stepped up in 2024

OPINION: If you're thinking of how you want to change, there's plenty of inspiration.

Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit honour for Kaiti School principal

New Year Honours-recognised principal heaps praise on Kaiti's 'exceptional teachers'.

Knighted: Billionaire philanthropist Sir Ted Manson

'Mum’s kindness has allowed me to be the person I am today. She guided and loved me.'

Services to Māori and education recognised with ONZM

Heke Huata has been involved in the cultural performing arts and education for 4 decades.

‘An honour’: Māori educator reflects on receiving ONZM

Northland educator Dr Te Tuhi Robust honoured as ONZM for services to Māori and education.

Keen to help: Northland students volunteer after fire and emergency course

Kawakawa Volunteer Fire Brigade's numbers have boosted thanks to a high school course.

How a life-changing tragedy inspired a young woman's medical journey

Dr Melenia Kaitaeifo, inspired by her brother's tragic death, graduates as a doctor from Otago.

'Erections in class': School finally acknowledges early complaint against teacher

The elite girls' school has now admitted it received an early complaint about Peter Thomas

Why curriculum changes could ignite cultural controversies in NZ

Teachers worry about public and political interference in curriculum rewrites.

Science funding drought prompts concern for kids from teacher who quit her job

A teacher was so shocked at science shortfall, she quit her job and started a movement.

What Tipene's return as a charter school means for South Auckland

Tipene, a former St Steven’s School, reopens in 2025, catering to Years 9 and 10.

How a new scholarship is shaping the future for Māori and Pacific youth

Sudima's Sudesh Jhunjhnuwala is launching a hotel internship programme for youths.

Opinion: NCEA is flawed - it’s time to end this experiment on our teenagers

OPINION: We need to accept the inevitable and end our experiment with a flawed system.

Shine like a diamond: Special Rotorua school celebrates jubilee

The event was attended by more than 150 guests.