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Student 'taunted' into teacher attack
Student Tae Won Chung stabbed his teacher after being goaded about his fear of North Korea and returning home to military training, a court hears.
Care rules for foreign pupils may relax
Foreign students could study in NZ primary schools without the need for a legal guardian if pastoral care rules are relaxed.
Report urges private-school reforms
An overdue law reform will remove the ability for criminal cowboys to set up a private school.
More powers needed to censure private schools - report
Greater powers are needed to censure private schools which are not up to scratch, the Law Commission has recommended.
UE standard may be raised
University vice-chancellors have been speaking to the qualifications authority about whether University Entrance standards are too low.
Presenter's role beckons schoolgirl
Next Top Model contestant Ruby Higgins will emerge from mountains of school exam work to take up a television cameo.
South Island mayors say 'no thanks' to Undie 500
South Island mayors have been quick to say "no thanks" to the prospect of the Undie 500 student rally moving to their neck of the woods.
Schools fall behind on new lesson plan
Only 2 per cent of high schools are ready for an extensive overhaul of the national curriculum in five months, a report says.
University's vow: We'll deal with louts
The University of Otago says it will come down hard on students whose "loutish behaviour" at the weekend threatened its reputation.
Student riots lead to almost 70 arrests
Police have charged 67 people following the riots in Dunedin over the weekend as the Undie 500 event came to town.
Get tough on student rioters, Otago mayor tells police
The mayor of Dunedin wants students involved in weekend riots to be punished without regard for their future careers.
Undie 500: Rioting in Dunedin for second night
Police ran out of pepper spray against an angry mob of around 600 during more ugly Undie 500 related scenes last night.
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.