Māori writer awarded residency at Victoria University
Shelley Burne-Field is Creative New Zealand Emerging Māori Writer in Residence for 2024.
Shelley Burne-Field is Creative New Zealand Emerging Māori Writer in Residence for 2024.
Ross Browne has been in prison since his sentencing on similar charges in 2021.
The university 'has profited enormously off our gifts of land since 1840', the iwi says.
A Herald investigation revealed the extent of students' gambling during school hours.
The initiative will also address New Zealand's lousy e-waste record.
'I’m loving the place and the people so far,' says visitor experience leader Max Reeves.
Natalie Netzler wins Cranwell Medal for Māori approach to Covid.
Teachers are both pleased and frustrated that the planned curriculum has been bumped back.
OPINION: Kids are our future, writes Bryce Wilkinson of the New Zealand Initiative.
A Northland mother has alleged schools aren't doing enough - nor are parents.
Young students "emotionally can't cope" with Jibbitz trades.
Sir Richard is a Rangatira in every sense of the word.
“All of a sudden, they are in a rock band making music together and working up a song."
A Tauranga high school is banning students from using phones during the school day.
As 20,000 students prepared to sit exams, the computer system failed.
School attendance for term 2 this year was markedly down on the previous term.
The student was found crying with bruises on his legs.
Principal: "We’ve been quite the refugee school."
The annual scholarship is designed to help uri from Māhia.
"Getting kura kids into the industry is important."
Economist: Strong domestic inflation pressures are expected for some time yet.
Respected Ngāpuhi doctor takes on Auckland University role.
“I feel sure that they’re just much more set up for life with this way of doing things."
Cards and footwear have been creating distractions and causing arguments in schools.
The three-yearly survey asked principals the key issues for schools and students.
Diocesan said it did not condone any views that created or supported political division.
She grabbed another child by the forearm and lifted him 40-50cm off the ground.
It is believed to be the strictest phone rule introduced at any Hawke's Bay high school.
The Auckland based rōpū/group overcame 45 other schools.
Revenue rises 26 per cent to $2.7 billion.