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Up to 5000 students will be affected by the National-led Government's cut to student allowances.

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Four-year allowance cap restricts study for many

03 May 05:30 PM

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Outrage at student loan changes

03 May 07:15 AM

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Teacher performance pay gets tick

02 May 05:30 PM

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NZ schools lacking effective science programmes - report

01 May 03:52 AM

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'Highly regarded' teacher sentenced for benefit fraud

24 Apr 04:04 AM

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