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Some schools won't have resources to teach new maths curriculum in time for Term 1
The Ministry of Education says there has been "high demand" for the new resources.
Simon Wilson: The single biggest thing we could do to grow the economy
OPINION: Grow the economy, eliminate poverty: it's possible if we do things differently.
New earthquake modelling leaves Wellington council $800m better off
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'Media has depicted me as a horrible person, someone that could beat up an elderly man.'
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Kiwis will get to vote on a four-year term - it could radically alter Parliament
Do Māori have rights other New Zealanders don’t have?
The issue has been brought into sharp focus by the Treaty Principles Bill.
The Great NZ Road Trip: Hastings to the Wairarapa
Shayne Currie travels from Hastings to the Wairarapa and stops to interview Andy Ellis on the way.
Editorial: Ok for cops to walk in a Rainbow Parade, but not the Toitū Te Tiriti hīkoi?
OPINION: Mark Mitchell's hardline approach is great for headlines but not practical.
'Not fair or reliable': Calls for reform of NCEA Level 1; less than 75% of schools plan to offer it
Less than 75% of schools plan to offer the qualification next year.
Letters: Leave political views out of All Blacks haka
OPINION: 'While the haka itself is a cultural expression, it's not about showing bias.'
Universities face high demand for degrees in artificial intelligence
There has been an increase in student interest from fields outside computer science.
NorthTec a 'taonga' that could be lost under changes
Experts say in a region where deprivation is high, accessible education is paramount.
Fierce competitor is powered by his brother’s memory at the Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon
Reporter Samuel is cheering on 7-year-old Sava, as he swims, bikes, and runs his way through the Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon, in honour of his late brother Kosta.
Porn, sex toys and beatings: Couple's allegedly violent marriage revealed in assault trial
Ex-wife alleges years of abuse; defence claims her story changed to suit her interests.
Cop posing with gang patch may bring police into disrepute - employment lawyer
Legislation banning the display of patches in public came into effect last week.
'Ugly and racist': Man's abusive TikTok posts after Salvation Army shop assault
Judge: 'Colourful is a polite description. It’s not colourful. It’s abusive.'
Person found dead after grass fire in Far North township
Police said a neighbour found the person following the fire in Kaitāia.
Podmore's mood test showed 'really concerning scores', inquest hears
The cyclist was never referred for a detailed psychological assessment.
Victims traumatised: Teen robber on e-bail robs petrol station, twice
One of the staff members was injured after being kicked in the face.
Vote looms on whether a capital gains or wealth tax are part of Labour's future
Labour members will debate and vote on the party's tax policy this weekend
Tributes for Kiwi Campbell: Paddlers keep off water to honour waka ama 'queen'
Gisborne city rivers were near empty in a mark of respect to a fallen great.
Crowds gather for internet star IShowSpeed
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Amputee built with a resilience she never knew she had.
‘Utterly changed her life’: Man who set partner on fire cooking cannabis oil is jailed
The victim spent three months in hospital with severe injuries.
'Good bros and good ears': Mates go golfing for 'Brovember'
How a local businessman put a spin on 'Movember' with his bros.
Driver in custody after person reportedly shot at in Auckland
Police followed the vehicle until it came to a stop on Great South Rd.
Gang patch law: Police seize shirt from man who took person to hospital after crash
Police tracked man to a local hospital.
Pou swept from marae during Cyclone Gabrielle washes ashore after 650 days at sea
A hand-carved pou lost in the cyclone has been found on Mahia Beach, 100km from home.
'Positive to see': Foodbank donations tracking similar to last year
Tauranga Te Papa Rotary Club is the latest group to throw support behind the foodbank
Terror lingers in couple threatened with machete during burglary
The attack in an isolated area has affected their sense of safety at home.