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More than 17 schools around Nelson and Tasman are closed, due to the wet weather

27 June 2025

More than 17 schools around Nelson and Tasman are closed, due to the wet weather

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Whose story is being told — and why? 4 questions museum visitors should ask themselves this school holidays
	26 Jun: Museum exhibits only tell part of what happened in the past. Visitors need to consider what is being included – and what is being left out.... more

Auckland City's amateurs have held Argentina's professional Boca Juniors to a 1-all Club World Cup draw in Nashville, despite shipping 16 goals from their previous two matches
	25 Jun: Auckland City's amateurs have held Argentina's professional Boca Juniors to a 1-all Club World Cup draw in Nashville, despite shipping 16 goals from their previous two matches... more

A union says the Public Service Minister's making overblown claims about teacher salaries
	25 Jun: A union says the Public Service Minister's making overblown claims about teacher salaries... more

Thailand ramps up border restrictions with Cambodia, with tourists blocked from crossing
	24 Jun: Only students, medical patients and people purchasing essential goods will be allowed to enter or leave Thailand under the new rules.... more

The trial begins today of a former Wellington school teacher accused of swindling 15-thousand dollars from her elderly mother, before allegedly killing her
	23 Jun: The trial begins today of a former Wellington school teacher accused of swindling 15-thousand dollars from her elderly mother, before allegedly killing her... more

Newstalk ZB can reveal Cabinet went against official advice on freezing student loan repayment thresholds
	20 Jun: Newstalk ZB can reveal Cabinet went against official advice on freezing student loan repayment thresholds... more

Belief the reputation of our universities is in a good place
	19 Jun: Belief the reputation of our universities is in a good place... more

A positive view on Kiwi university ratings
	19 Jun: A positive view on Kiwi university ratings... more

A Dunedin bottle store in the city's student quarter could be forced to shut earlier
	19 Jun: A Dunedin bottle store in the city's student quarter could be forced to shut earlier... more

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Most Popular Recent Education News

11 Jun: More questions than answers on where a number of 15-year-olds are heading after being allowed to drop out of school ++++++++++++++++++++++++

11 Jun: The family of a US student last seen in Palmerston North has called in a private investigator ++++++++++++++++++++++++

04 Jun: A North Canterbury adventure camp operator has been charged, after a nine-year-old boy was badly burned on a school trip +++++++++++++++++++++

03 Jun: The safety of Dunedin's bus hub is under review +++++++++++++++++++++

07 Jun: All universities in Gaza have been destroyed. What does this mean for Palestinians? ++++++++++++++++++++

02 Jun: Doubts a boost in learning support funding will be enough for neurodivergent children ++++++++++++++++++

30 May: The Post Primary Teachers' Association is recognising the Government's changes to the Equal Pay Act ++++++++++++++++++

Education NewsLinks

27 Jun: 'i've been fighting for so long': more than half of special needs plans delayed (BBCWorld)

26 Jun: Stormzy awarded cambridge university doctorate (BBCWorld)

26 Jun: Te pukenga disestablishment continues despite $16.6m surplus (RadioNZ)

26 Jun: School support staff reject ministry of education pay offer (RadioNZ)

26 Jun: Little evidence of success for schools' truancy fund, data analysis shows (RadioNZ)

25 Jun: Fiji partners with borderless cs to boost cybersecurity governance (ITBrief)

25 Jun: Government begins te pukenga disestablishment despite last year's $16.6-million surplus (RadioNZ)

25 Jun: Principals warn education ministry instruction on school opening hours 'not feasible' (RadioNZ)

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