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'She digs in for a hug': Rottweiler breaks learner test nerves

Nikki Martin and her rottweiler Penny are easing the anxiety of driving tests.

Luxon and Willis fail to make top 10 in CEO Cabinet ratings

Neither Christopher Luxon nor Nicola Willis made the top 10 in this year’s survey.

Foodstuffs boss: Govt gets top marks on education, but clarity needed on rules

Foodstuffs' Quin backs a four-year term in Parliament to give businesses more certainty

Jamie Ensor: NZ First, National at odds on immigration, plus is New Zealand a 'launch pad’ to Aussie?

ANALYSIS: The issue will almost certainly become a political football at the election.

New initiative to address training barriers for rural and Pacific workers

Project Fetu is launched as primary industry manufacturers in regional areas downsize.

NZ teacher says ‘abysmal’ TikTok moderation left students shaken viewing Charlie Kirk's death

Videos of Charlie Kirk’s shooting hit 11 million views within hours.

Education Minister Erica Stanford announces $58m top-up for urgent school repairs

The wider $413m package combines new, existing and brought-forward funding.

NZ Herald Live: Christopher Luxon and Erica Stanford school infrastructure announcement

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Minister of Education Erica Stanford make an announcement about school infrastructure. Video / NZ Herald

Flags, waiata and haka bring Dame Whina’s historic hīkoi to life again

The commemorative event brought together hundreds of students from seven Whangārei schools

'Destined to do something great': Nikara Ross' journey from student to mentor

Wairoa woman Nikara Ross is guiding youth in the NZDF after it gave her a career.

'Not about greed': Here’s why teachers are striking

"It is fiscally responsible to invest in our children’s futures," Peter Wills says.

'It gives me a lot of confidence': Teen finds strength in taiaha training

Class sizes have tripled in a year, drawing Māori and Pākehā aged 6 to 60.

'Blindsided': Ag education leader slams Govt’s curriculum changes

Kerry Allen says she'll be encouraging the Government to review the decision.

'Not lazy parents': 600 schools needing extra support to boost attendance

The Ministry of Education said regional teams will step in to support them.

Elite private school taught Tom Phillips bushcraft, shooting skills

The future fugitive trained in bushcraft, survival, and firearms at posh private school

Students break out the old school devices after phone ban

New York Times: One principal asked students to leave their MP3 players at home.