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Chris Abercrombie: NCEA changes must build on what works, not destroy it

OPINION: Reform should be thoughtful, build on its strengths and listen to communities.

Columbia to pay $221m in settlement with Trump administration

The deal restores most of Columbia's $400 million federal research funding.

Tim O'Connor: NCEA as we know it should be abolished

OPINION: We need a simplified, rigorous but fair national qualification for our schools.

Heather du Plessis-Allan: When parents avoid something in a school, you know it's a bad idea

OPINION: Schools spent millions reverting open-plan classrooms to single-cell.

Government’s giant broadband, internet security upgrade underway for 2500 schools as 2degrees and Palo Alto Networks surplant Spark and Fortinet

2degrees and Palo Alto Networks replace Spark and Fortinet.

Government ditching open-plan classrooms

Education Minister Erica Stanford wants standard designs that prioritise flexibility.

Small town's mayor says campus closure would condemn locals to poverty

Toi Ohomai Te Pūkenga put forward a proposal to disestablish the jobs of 166 people.

'A moment of madness and impulse': The day uni lecturer gave a lesson dressed as a woman

Ciara Cremin says life as a trans woman is hard but now she can't live any other way.

St Kentigern edge Grammar; Nelson fall; Lindisfarne strike form

St Kentigern have continued their winning start to the season.

Editorial: Checks on substandard rentals long overdue

OPINION: Inspectors made surprise visits to Dunedin's student flats this week.

Judge blocks Trump move to end student visas, grants nationwide relief

The administration's termination of foreign students' immigration status has been paused.

Why Trump’s battle with Harvard just escalated dramatically

The university called the move 'unlawful' and warned of 'serious harm' to its community.

Govt boosts spending on private schools to support ‘diversity, choice’

It is the first increase in private school funding in 15 years, David Seymour said.

'Valuable opportunity': Students praise compassion-building workshops at school

Students have found the workshops 'really uplifting and positive' so far.

Student's business website removed after violent past while insane exposed

The student was found not guilty due to insanity four years ago.

Patrick Walsh: A heavy bureaucratic blanket has been a dismal failure for learning support

OPINION: The most vulnerable and disadvantaged children have been poorly served.