
Opinion: Health and education are closely linked - NZ needs to integrate them more in primary schools
Many NZ children face health and education challenges. Would a holistic approach help?
Many NZ children face health and education challenges. Would a holistic approach help?
Instead, Zhane Faiers will serve at least seven years in jail for killing her partner.
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But the IPCA has found the use of the dog was justified.
It is the latest in a string of incidents at the facility.
The traditional Māori way of parenting is what the Hapū Māmā Wānanga Wahakura thrives on.
There is no treatment in New Zealand, so the young dad of three has to sell his house.
'She never wants to bus again, emotionally not too good.'
A Herald investigation revealed the extent of students' gambling during school hours.
Omar Moumeche attacked Dennis Clarke, a former soldier of the Sherwood Foresters regiment.
The report includes testimonies from 300 youths describing their experiences.
Around 1 in 5 high school students are now regular vapers.
The teen denies carrying out the killing that shocked commuters on September 18.
'Cheeky' boy fighting for his life in Starship children’s hospital after a hit-and-run.
Adrian Humphreys was fatally stabbed while camping last year in remote Taranaki.
Kāpiti Coast District Council establishes a Māori ward because young people want it.
Māori-owned ed-tech Code Avengers is supporting thousands of students.
Survey finds Māori parents feel confident about children's futures.
Tom Coleman has won a major sporting award.
Arrests are the latest in a series of incidents involving youths in Christchurch.
A young Kiwi is helping to show off the PIF via Facebook stories and videos.
About 25 children are diagnosed with brain cancer per year.
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A witness at the scene said she saw a distressed young woman with blood all over her face.
The report makes it clear the Government 'is not good at dealing with those people'.
Claire Achmad steps into children's role in challenging times.
'Her family was worried that I was gonna react badly, being from a gang whānau.'
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“We’re always happy with the support that we get.”
Dr Jo Prendergast advocates “benign neglect”, where parents intentionally step back.