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Warning for Undie 500 mobs
More than 600 people pelted officers with bottles, bricks and bicycle parts in North Dunedin last night, with concerns for more trouble tonight.
No diversion option for Undie 500 law breakers - police
Cars have begun to gather in Christchurch for this year's Undie 500 but participants will not be able to use diversion if they break the law.
Quiz: How good is your maths?
Just a third of students going to secondary school are numerate, says an Auckland Uni maths lecturer. Test your maths skills in our quiz.
We fail in basic maths, says lecturer
Just a third of students going into secondary school are numerate. Test yourself in our mini-quiz.
Charges laid over boozy after-balls
Police are prosecuting a company for allegedly supplying alcohol to minors at school after-balls.
Survey: Few students understand basic finance
Most secondary school students are finishing school with a poor understanding of basic financial concepts, a survey finds.
Unitec student accommodation 'uninhabitable'
Living in sub-standard accommodation is causing some Unitec students to develop health problems, it's been claimed.
Five suspended over Lynfield College assault
Mt Roskill Grammar's five suspended students will front the school's board of trustees next week, principal Greg Watson says.
School principal stunned by 'threatening' invasion
Teachers and pupils were forced to see off up to 20 "outsiders" who went to Bishop Viard College armed with a baseball bat and threatened students.
School invaders' guide suspended
The Lynfield College student who led a group of armed teenagers to a classroom where they beat up a 14-year-old boy has been suspended from school.