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PhD candidate says some post-grad students should be let in as essential workers
Doctoral students from overseas are hoping to be let back in to NZ as essential workers.
Doctoral students from overseas are hoping to be let back in to NZ as essential workers.
A guide to a bewildering menu of childcare options.
Judge Andrew Becroft wants child protection laws strengthened to safeguard kids.
Booming childcare supply comes on stream just as demand drops due to Covid-19.
You can still earn more with a degree - but the relative gain is shrinking.
Jason Gunn's production company apologises after contractor was not vetted.
Couple lift lid on disturbing online world our kids are exposed to in new documentary.
"They think it's America, that it's east versus west, versus south."
Whānau affected by the exposure this morning learned the Covid test was negative.
Overseas inquiries to AUT University have almost doubled since the pandemic started.
Decisions on how to let foreign students back next year are needed soon.
Jacinda Ardern said supporting the arts in schools is important, given the Covid-19 impact
Students stuck in China when the NZ border closed will be able to sit NCEA.
Two Christchurch Girls' High School students say their posters were removed by staff.
Free internet routers have been given to hundreds of students who don't need them.
Many children have still not returned to school despite it being level 2.
Website offers advice for parents on porn, bullying and screen time.
'People have said 'why are you applying for the subsidy? You guys are the rich ones'.'
Bonus NCEA credits will compensate students for lost classroom time.
Pulotu Selio Solomon talks to Elisabeth Easther about his upbringing and life.
Another big step towards equal pay for NZ women and men.
Teacher Sandy Bornholdt said "it wasn't 'just in case' learning it was 'just in time'".
It wasn't damaged in the Kaikoura earthquake, it's not even technically earthquake prone.
Students finally get their learn-at-home devices - when they return to school.
Some schools are playing sport only in groups of 10, others are more relaxed.
Preschools are on the hunt for teachers but fear they could be driven away by a fee hike.
Attendance shows south-to-north pattern: 90 per cent in deep south, 75 per cent in north.
Some schools are still staggering start times although they no longer have to.
Polytech and wānanga domestic enrolments forecast to jump 33 per cent.
Principals "plesantly surprised" by school turnout of just under 80 per cent.