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St Cuthbert's College says it now has 'robust child protection policies in place'.
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Police confirm identities of Epsom stabbing victims; knife found at scene
Murdered staff member a 'highly respected colleague and friend', university says.
Epsom double killings: The family at the centre of a tragedy
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University sells $5m Parnell vice-chancellor's home weeks after damning report
After a year of backlash, the university has finally offloaded its troubled mansion.
Students 'incredibly disappointed', orientation scrapped
"We really wanted to give new students that first-year experience."
Kiwi engineer swaps construction for cannabis startup
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'Dark hole in the soul': The Covid generation's final-year school kids
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'Isn't fair': Uni professor 'essential' for top 100 ranking separated from family
Professor Oliveira says the Govt's visa preference for America's Cup workers is 'unfair'.
'For sale' sticker going up on uni's controversial $5m mansion
University set to sell vice-chancellor mansion one month after damning watchdog report.
On-job teacher training scheme postponed
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Maths results hit record low: Experts called in to help students
Principals say there's a void of leadership in maths education.
Maths failures: It doesn't add up
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Covid-19: NZ-made immunity test could screen future travellers
A NZ-developed airport test could quickly screen travellers for immunity to coronavirus.
Ngāpuhi woman leading UK supermarket giant Ocado made CBE
Smith accepted the honour on behalf of her team at Ocado.
Reading revolution: The new way your kids will be taught to read
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War of words as experts clash over how to teach kids to read
Debate raging between experts on whether phonics is the way to teach reading or a "fad".
'Tragic': Mental health disorders linked to deadly physical illness
Researchers examined 3.2 million New Zealander's hospital records.
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Not Just Water: Ex Rich Lister's plans to hit a $100m turnover
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NZ breakthrough: How new gut bugs can help obese teens
World-first NZ study treats obese youth with capsules of gut bacteria from healthy teens.
NZ door opening for 500 students a month?
Decision expected soon on next cohort of overseas students coming into NZ.
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University of Auckland had to sell leaky Remuera mansion at massive discount
The revelation comes as top watchdog pans university's purchase of another plush mansion.