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    Confirmation of the number of voluntary redundancies at the Ministry of Education

    Confirmation of the number of voluntary redundancies at the Ministry of Education


    The ministry went through two rounds -- the first between late August and early September, the second between late October and mid-November.

    One hundred and 51 eligible applications were received during those dates.

    Official information from the Education Ministry shows 85 applications were accepted and 58 declined - a number of others either had been withdrawn or put on hold.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Business:
    The US is continuing to buy more of our exports, and the Trade Minster expects the trend to continue under Donald Trump 8:37

     Entertainment:
    Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt want to make a reality show about "rebuilding" their community 8:20

     International:
    US plane crash victims included teen figure skaters and Russian coaches 8:17

     Business:
    Wellington's water agency is adding two new senior roles 8:17

     Golf:
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     Accident and Emergency:
    One area investigators are focusing on is why the helicopter was flying at that location 7:57

     Entertainment:
    Macaulay Culkin and Brenda Strong think they "would've hated each other" if they had met 10 years earlier 7:50

     Golf:
    Golfer Lydia Ko is tied for 14th during the first round of her opening LPGA event of the season 7:37

     Rugby:
    First-five Sam Prendergast has been named to make his Six Nations debut for Ireland's opening match against England in Dublin on Sunday 7:37

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