
Letters: The truth about teacher-only days; higher speeds pointless in cities
OPINION: Also in today's letters — crime crackdown, 'ordinary' Kiwis, and MPs on TV.
OPINION: Also in today's letters — crime crackdown, 'ordinary' Kiwis, and MPs on TV.
Business leaders say it’s time to move on from blaming the previous administration.
But there are some concerns, including over the Act leader’s new Ministry of Regulation.
The PPTA says the move is in response to provision in new legislation.
OPINION: 'What is the Minister of Education doing – in fact, who is the minister?'
OPINION: For all the bragging, Luxon has come away empty-handed.
The Associate Education Minister says skipping class to strike would be 'unjustified'.
Minister David Seymour says new measures aimed to curb NZ's low school attendance rates.
"If they want to make real change in the world, they need to turn up to school."
Antonia Watson said she believed taxing investment properties at point of sale was fair.
The first charter schools are set to open in 2025 with the application process now open.
OPINION: The Treaty Principles Bill is going nowhere - so why is Seymour digging in?
Hard to learn right from wrong when ‘teacher’s nicking your lunch’, David Seymour says.
A coalition agreement says that “need” should be prioritised over "race".
OPINION: 'The learner is the prime focus, not the institution’s convenience.'
OPINION: David Seymour has out-negotiated Christopher Luxon at every turn.
OPINION: No, we don't yet have a draft. But we have at least one unworkable principle.
ACT Party leader David Seymour is dismissing the analysis, calling it fabricated.
The bill being spearheaded by David Seymour is currently being drafted.
OPINION: 'The aim of the legislation appears to be to raise the public profile of Act.'
A draft version of the bill is expected in November.
Act leader David Seymour is asked about timelines on the Treaty Principles Bill. Video / Mark Mitchell
OPINION: The PM showed humanity and leadership at Tūrangawaewae, but now what?
Hundreds have signed a letter against the 'divisive' bill.
Confidential legal advice exposes risks of charter school staff agreements.
OPINION: The Prime Minister faces crucial decisions as his party and country’s leader.
A crowd of about 170 people attended the meeting in Hastings.
One minister thinks it's appropriate spending, another reckons it's excessive.
It comes after Shane Jones referred to one High Court Judge as a 'communist'.
OPINION: It’s time that Karen Chhour took ownership of her actions.