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Breath-testing before school rugby angers old boys
Police refused seven people entry after breath-testing visitors as they came through the gates to view one of New Zealand's oldest school rugby fixtures.

NZ students study - and party - more than Aussies
New research has found Kiwi university students party more than their Aussie counterparts, but they also manage to fit in more study.

Disgraced teachers still allowed to work in classroom
Teachers who were sacked or quit over alarming conduct remained registered to teach on the official database that is supposed to warn parents and schools.

Top brains only - varsities cut class sizes
Places at many popular universities will be restricted next year to students who gain top marks at high school.

Teachers 'unprepared' for national standards
Three-quarters of teachers are feeling unprepared and rushed as they work to implement national standards, a survey has found.

Lecturer relents on students' use of Wikipedia for research
A university lecturer has embraced Wikipedia as part of her teaching after initially shunning the online encyclopedia.

Supervision could have saved teen - report
Members of a school 1st XV with a booze "culture" were left to drink unsupervised for three hours in London on the night a teen sleepwalked to his death.

Player sidelined in school rugby ruling
Sam Tommas' hopes were dashed two games into the season when he was told he could not play rugby for another school.

Schoolgirl rugby erupts in brawl
Two schoolgirl rugby teams have been suspended after a brawl in which players were joined by spectators and reserves rushing in from the sideline.

Knife pulled in school altercation
Quick-thinking staff are being praised after a knife was pulled during an altercation at a Hamilton school this morning.

Rich-lister fights for King's after-ball
Parents of King's College students have devised a plan to allow alcohol at their children's after-ball party - but the school says it is keeping right out of the matter.