Locations of interest: Central North Island petrol stations, AUT campus, bus routes added to growing list
There are more than 200 locations of interest - and more are expected today.
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Second AUT University student tests positive for Covid - attended 5 classes while infectious
The student was in several locations across the university's city campus.
'Fear and uncertainty': 7000 students close contacts of Covid cases
Students from De la Salle, McAuley, Avondale, Northcote and Lynfield await test results.
RNZ reporter attacked by Covid-denier as 'anger and misinformation' grow
Opinion: "There is more animosity towards the government and media this time around."
'Alarm bells': 11yo girl approached by lockdown scammer
Scam reports are up 74%, sextortion 35%, objectionable material 66% during lockdowns.
Covid-19: Avondale College choir attended Rotorua singing gala
Some 350 students attended the events; asked to keep eye out for symptoms in meantime.
'Worrying time' for school community: Avondale College principal
Immediate focus on supporting each other and following health guidelines, principal says.
'Rushed to liquor store': Students run for essentials before lockdown
A rash of alcohol purchases at some university hostels as lockdown was announced.
Covid-19: All students at one of NZ's largest schools told to isolate
A teacher at Avondale College tested positive for Covid-19 late last night.
Covid outbreak fears: Four in one flat infected - including Auckland teacher, father reveals
Four people in one flat have all tested positive for Covid-19, linked to original case.
Lockdown: Schools to close for everyone this time, even children of essential workers
There has been a confirmed Covid-19 community case in Auckland, officials confirmed.
Dilworth abuse: Home detention for man who molested children
"An environment of calculated grooming": victims speak out after horror.
Secondary schools work with Māori on new approaches to history
More than 1000 teachers from 22 schools gathered to learn from Ngāti Wairere.
Deputy principal at exclusive school resigns after months of absence
St Peter's School Cambridge announces resignation of deputy principal Yevette Williams.
The poor pay more: How housing problems are costing our kids
Housing crises are 'evicting' their childhood, says research.
Footage of 'scary' all-in-fight at Auckland Girls' Grammar posted to TikTok
Students can be seen tackling each other to the ground.
School that expelled student says it's had strong support from public
Dad says he sat up till 1am reading what "keyboard warriors" had to say on social media.
Auckland Girls Grammar School brawl
Auckland Girls Grammar School students were captured attacking other students. Video / Supplied
No trial for former teacher accused of abusing kids: 'The stress would reduce his lifespan'
Graeme Collett was accused of indecently assault five girls - but there won't be a trial.
'This is his lucky day' says woman after hearing former teacher's abuse trial won't go ahead
It took police 15 years to charge former teacher. But, now he doesn't have to stand trial.
Tech Tinder: Meet the IT companies swiping the skill shortage
They want to get more young Māori, Pasifika and women into tech.
Kerre McIvor: Don't like their rules? Don't choose the school
OPINION: It infuriates me when parents complain about school rules they signed up to.
Students called out for lying about mental health to get work extensions
Students faking mental health issues have been called out by those with legitimate needs.
Focus: Jon Toogood jamming with students celebrating Kiwiana
Jon Toogood will soon be joining New Zealand’s finest musicians on the acclaimed Come Together Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers tour. Video / Dean Purcell
Whangārei's newly formed charity Children With Disability has inclusive projects in pipeline
Whangārei charity Children With Disability kicks off with the launch of The Fun-tastic 7.
Special needs taxi contract torn up after two weeks
Co-op Taxis gave up the contract by "mutual agreement" with the Ministry of Education.
Two bosses at top school struck down with serious health issues months apart
The pair have been forced to resign or take leave because of serious health issues.
WorkSafe making inquiries at Te Aroha College over 'staff wellbeing' complaint
A formal investigation has not yet been launched.
Malia Pole'o: Where are our Pasifika teachers?
Opinion: Almost 10 per cent of state students are Pasifika and need their peers.
Expulsion apology: Ombudsman says school board job 'horrendously difficult'
Ombudsman sympathises with difficult school decisions but says boards must follow the law.
A student was expelled after telling a teacher to 'f*** off'. Now the school's been told to apologise
Teen was expelled after swearing at teacher during argument over an iPad.
Opinion: Let's choose our words more carefully when discussing mātauranga Māori and science
There is no single answer to the question "what is science?".
'I tried until the last minute': Rural town's only early learning centre closes
It follows a long-standing struggle to draw qualified early childhood teachers to Lumsden.
Teuila Fuatai: Māori vs science debate misses point
Indigenous knowledge should be valued beside Western systems, not pitted against them.