School drop-out 'crisis': Kids as young as 12 leaving school in search of work
'We’re really heading toward a significant crisis event.'
'We’re really heading toward a significant crisis event.'
At the time, the drink-driver didn't care about anything - but his mindset has changed.
Shae Ronald, ONZM, says it's clear 'things have changed for this generation'.
The environment and Māori identity hot topics among rangatahi at Ngā Manu Kōrero.
Labour, National at odds on whether the number of ram raids is falling. We have the data.
The person is due to appear in Rotorua District Court.
Two teens boarded a bus stopped at traffic lights and assaulted two schoolgirls.
Euan Mason is excited about the challenges ahead.
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Video of the incident has been classified as objectionable material.
After a four-year hiatus, the event is to return to Tāmaki Makaurau.
"This is honestly beyond what we wanted to achieve."
He will appear in Dunedin Youth Court this morning.
The seven-strong band has only been playing together since May.
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The 12-year-old schoolboy cleaned up all comers to take out the title at the Aims Games.
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Police have cautioned the man and are monitoring him.
The campaign trail has taken the National leader to Tauranga today.
'When I was 13 I entered a relationship with a man in his mid-20s.'
“I think it is amazing. It is like the Olympics for them.”
Davis is committed to preventing young people from committing ram raids.
A new 'intense' programme has been launched to break the cycle of youth offending.
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The challenge involves eating what is said to be the hottest tortilla chip on the planet.
Auckland bar owner Leo Molloy spends thousands to hot-wire his bar roof.
The plan will be tailored to the needs of each child and family, the government says.
“It was cool for them to meet a legend."
An RNZ investigation revealed many instances where church elders were alone with children.