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The principal of a top Auckland school has issued a firm warning to students about "vicious" online bullying, saying they could be engaging in criminal behaviour

5 September 2020

The principal of a top Auckland school has issued a firm warning to students about "vicious" online bullying, saying they could be engaging in criminal behaviour

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Students are fighting Otago University over a proposal to limit its Maori Entry Pathway for medical school
	4 Sep: Students are fighting Otago University over a proposal to limit its Maori Entry Pathway for medical school... more

Concerns vulnerable children are slipping behind
	3 Sep: Concerns vulnerable children are slipping behind... more

Phil Twyford's office says he was not involved in the decision on funding for Taranaki's Green School
	2 Sep: Phil Twyford's office says he was not involved in the decision on funding for Taranaki's Green School... more

Green School funding has other schools feeling like the poor cousin
	1 Sep: Green School funding has other schools feeling like the poor cousin... more

Health officials will make allowances for high school students who could be fined 300 dollars for being caught without wearing masks on buses
	31 Aug: Health officials will make allowances for high school students who could be fined 300 dollars for being caught without wearing masks on buses... more

The Finance Minister's defended the 11.7 million dollars shelled out to Taranaki's Green private school
	28 Aug: The Finance Minister's defended the 11.7 million dollars shelled out to Taranaki's Green private school... more

Taranaki teachers say they feel they've been kicked in the guts
	27 Aug: Taranaki teachers say they feel they've been kicked in the guts... more

Schools are waiting for information from the Health Ministry, for advice on mask use for students
	26 Aug: Schools are waiting for information from the Health Ministry, for advice on mask use for students... more

A Whangarei high school student has been found with a BB gun and a knife - after reports a firearm had been shown
	25 Aug: A Whangarei high school student has been found with a BB gun and a knife - after reports a firearm had been shown... more

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02 Oct: A Porirua principal is slamming what he says was a poorly organised roll-out of devices and internet for students ++++++++++++++++++++++++++

01 Oct: Police say they've received a significant number of calls and emails - since alleged historical abuse has come to light at Auckland's Dilworth School +++++++++++++++++++++++++

08 Oct: A Marlborough teacher who admitted sexually abusing two schoolboys, will have to wait a little longer for her bid for freedom ++++++++++++++++++++++

05 Oct: Some University of Auckland students are upset at having to sit exams in person +++++++++++++++++

03 Oct: As India reaches a macabre new coronavirus COVID-19 milestone, the country gasps for breath ++++++++++++++++

03 Oct: A cool weather change is good news for skiers hoping to squeeze in a few more days up the mountain ++++++++++++++++

05 Oct: Another two men have appeared in the Auckland District Court this morning in relation to alleged historic abuse at Auckland's Dilworth School +++++++++++++++

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14 Oct: Greens push for student votes with slew of tertiary policies (RadioNZ)

14 Oct: Green party announce universial student allowance policy (RadioNZ)

14 Oct: Education ministry allocates $14.9m to help students struggling during pandemic (NZ Herald)

14 Oct: Ministry allocates $14.9m to help students struggling during pandemic (RadioNZ)

13 Oct: The battle over what us children learn about american history (BBCWorld)

12 Oct: Incoming foreign postgrad students will bring value to nz - education nz (RadioNZ)

12 Oct: New zealand opens door for 250 graduate students - but they will have to pay (NZ Herald)

7 Oct: Science staff on the chopping block in massey restructure (Stuff.co.nz)

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