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Student offers her virginity for sale online
A cash-strapped Kiwi student is selling her virginity to the highest online bidder.
Spies track out-of-zone kids
Spy tactics are paying off as one of New Zealand's top schools bids to thwart zone cheats who fake enrolment details.
Marked NCEA papers get sent to wrong candidate
An Auckland teenager was mistakenly sent the wrong person's marked papers in the mail.
Accounting - the cool career
More secondary school and university students should consider accounting and finance as a career, says a recruitment specialist.
Teen's death: Parents warn of text perils
A 15-year-old schoolboy took his own life after being part of a late-night text conversation about suicide.
Young texters gr8 spellers
Traditionalists may not like it, but it appears that children who text regularly may be better spellers and readers.
Foreign parents see there's more than just LOTR
International students continue to arrive despite the recession and economic crisis, a Department of Labour report says.
Ministry intervened in 47 at risk schools in 2009
The Ministry of Education was forced to intervene in almost 50 at-risk schools last year, more than four times the amount from 2007.
NCEA results begin hitting mailboxes
Anxious to find out your NCEA exam results? Checkout the NZQA website link inside.
$2.6m for posh-school entry under fire as elitist
Private-school scholarships for poorer students have been attacked as an "elitist" use of taxpayers' money.
Darwin in New Zealand
Charles Darwin spent nine days in New Zealand in 1835. He disliked the young country, but his experience helped shape his monumental theories about evolution.