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28 Feb 2026 18:20
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  •   Home > News > Education

    Concerns delays by the Government to source more teachers may cost students

    Concerns delays by the Government to source more teachers may cost students


    National is urging Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins to urgently allocate MIQ spots for teachers, to address shortages.

    Visa exemption applications opened for teachers in November - but the opposition says only a handful have been able to get in.

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     Other Education News
     27 Feb: The Post Primary Teachers Association says poor planning is to blame for a lack of high school teachers
     27 Feb: Police had to respond to Christchurch's Papanui High School after a group of students displayed intimidating behaviour
     23 Feb: Auckland police have arrested a man they believe responsible for a string of indecent assaults - against high school students and teachers
     22 Feb: Predator Jeffrey Epstein used promises of university scholarships and modelling contracts to lure victims
     22 Feb: The Miracle on Ice, when an unheralded USA team knocked off the mighty USSR
     21 Feb: Students in Auckland's Northcote College will be learning remotely next week, due to a fire-damaged building needing to be cleared
     21 Feb: The country's first research-informed cyberbullying programme is now available
     Top Stories

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    Crusaders utility back Leicester Fainga'anuku's comfortable being deployed in a third different role in as many weeks on his Super Rugby Pacific return More...


    BUSINESS BUSINESS
    It's been revealed UK supermarket giant Tesco, declined the Finance Minister's invitation for a meeting to discuss the issues in our grocery sector More...



     Today's News

    International:
    Crown prince Reza Pahlavi on US military intervention in Iran and how a post Islamic Republic 'transition' would work 18:17

    Politics:
    Bill Clinton tells congressional committee he had 'no idea' about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes 18:07

    Soccer:
    Auckland FC attacking weapon Jesse Randall is stoked with how the club is tracking heading towards the final stretch of the A-League's regular season 18:07

    Boxing:
    Kiwi Carlos Ulberg will fight for the vacant UFC light heavyweight title at UFC 327 in Miami on April 12 17:27

    Rugby:
    Crusaders utility back Leicester Fainga'anuku's comfortable being deployed in a third different role in as many weeks on his Super Rugby Pacific return 16:57

    Golf:
    Kiwi Kerry Mountcastle and Aussies Curtis Luck and Lucas Herbert are tied for the lead at 14-under overall midway through the third round of the New Zealand Golf Open in Otago 16:17

    Business:
    It's been revealed UK supermarket giant Tesco, declined the Finance Minister's invitation for a meeting to discuss the issues in our grocery sector 15:27

    International:
    Facing threats of war, Denmark turns to a new weapon: women 15:07

    Soccer:
    Auckland FC are keen to benchmark themselves against the best when they face the defending A-League champions at Mt Smart this evening 14:57

    Environment:
    All Black Jordie Barrett is backing the talent of Hurricanes teammate Callum Harkin to step up at first five ahead of this afternoon's Super Rugby contest with the Fijian Drua in Lautoka 14:07


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