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Simon Wilson: It's not climate change, it's a climate crisis
NZ is not a world-leader on the climate crisis and it's time we took it more seriously.
NZ is not a world-leader on the climate crisis and it's time we took it more seriously.
Even primary schools now aim to foster "self-directed learners".
Comment: Schools should not let digital devices displace human interactions.
A parents' group wants guidelines to stop kids spending too much time on screens.
CGT on productive enterprises is no way to help Kiwi businesses become more productive.
Comment: Particularly when it comes to those entities who're coining it on the Internet.
Today's Government announcement on digital tax is a positive move, but hardly radical.
This summer we look back at the big stories of the year. This is from September.
The new dashboard is a wide-ranging set of data which takes a deep dive into wellbeing.
A miracle drug has given a friend new life. Others need it too, writes Dawn Picken.
The women are presenting a petition with at least 32,000 signatures to Parliament.
NZ house prices most overvalued in world, behind only Hong Kong.
New university data indicates circumstances you're born into are likely yours for life.
"People think education is a level playing field but this is showing that's not the case."
Kiwis and tourists splurged a record $11 billion on these food items in the last year.
As teachers prepare to strike next week, how do we decide what they are worth?
Firms to express their interest in setting upfactories for KiwiBuild
New Zealand has the highest rate in the OECD for 15 to 19-year-olds.
A leaked BP email has revealed that Kiwis might not be getting a fair deal at the pump.
New approach needed to prepare teachers for classrooms of tomorrow, top advisers say.
Commission would track NZ's carbon-slashing efforts and ensure promises are made good.
Nobel winner's book and own immigrant experience sparked move to end stereotyping.
The conference is a chance to see how other countries support their SMEs, Nash says.
Fewer NZ children from poorer backgrounds are "beating the odds" to succeed at school.
Kiwi four-year-olds appear to be resisting the rising tide of obesity, new findings show.
Why do we over-eat? NZ scientists hope to pinpoint the cause of eating for pleasure.
Adrian Orr's appointment as Reserve Bank Governor has been met with approval by economists
Briefings: NZ needs to take hold of "window of opportunity" created by Paris Agreement.
Innovation experts welcome new govt's high R&D target - but say it won't be easy to meet.
What could a change of government mean for New Zealand's environment and science sectors?