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NZ's leakiest school will cost $7m to fix
A primary school with a long-running problem of rotten timber and faulty cladding is to be almost completely demolished.

Star-time - PM's style is a knockout
Was it the heat, the heavy uniforms, or the presence of the star?

School's drug test 'torture'
Two teenagers forced to take drug tests at their high school deserve apologies for their inappropriate and unfair treatment, say their parents.

Students who fail could lose their loans
Tertiary students who fail more than half their courses may lose their student loans as the Government moves to crack down on abuse.

'Horrific' burglary stuns family of dead student
Thieves broke into the home of a Kings College student who died in his sleep last week taking thousands of dollars worth of electronics, including a computer bearing his childhood photos.

School bus in collision with vehicle in central Auckland
Six school children are taken to hospital after a bus and another vehicle collided in the Auckland suburb of Mt Eden today.

NCEA supporters cheer as poorer schools catch up
New Zealand's once-yawning gap in student achievement between schools in rich and poor areas has closed by almost a third in the past five years.

Top students $30,000 richer
Some of the country's brightest young minds have been named as the top performers in the 2009 Scholarship examinations.

Key promises shake-up to weed out 'lazy' students
The Government is taking aim at lazy students and courses with high dropout or failure rates in looming reforms in tertiary education.

Drug tests spark school probe
A high school renowned for producing a string of Kiwi sporting stars has been accused of inappropriately drug-testing some students.