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Single-sex or co-ed? How to pick the right school for your child
Single-sex or co-ed? How to pick the right school
While some academic results might put single-gender schools in the lead, there is much more to consider than test results.
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Single-sex or co-ed? How to pick the right school for your child
Single-sex or co-ed? How to pick the right school
While some academic results might put single-gender schools in the lead, there is much more to consider than test results.
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Why breaking your home loan contract might not be worth it: What you need to know
Mortgage break fees: What you need to know
Explainer - As big banks reduce home loan interest rates, people might be tempted to shop around. But break fees can end up costing as much or even more than potential savings.
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Crown Princess Mary: Australia celebrates an unexpected Queen
Crown Princess Mary: Australia celebrates an unexpected Queen
When the world's last reigning Queen announced her surprise abdication on live TV, history was also made in a country not so far away.
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Return of cultural artefacts hailed as way to grow economy
Return of cultural artefacts hailed as way to grow economy
Overseas museums are being called on to return all Pacific Island artefacts to enable the cultural economies of their countries of origin to grow. The call comes from the head...
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Equality, or elitism?
Equality, or elitism?
The international rankings of New Zealand universities suggest we must ask ourselves whether we're happy for just one or two to be of global standing.
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Children need better definitions of ‘good’ and ‘bad’ screen time
Children need better definitions of ‘good’ and ‘bad’ screen time
Analysis - The pandemic has fundamentally altered every part of our lives and the increasingly blurred line between recreational and educational screen time presents new challenges.
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With lockdowns easing for the rest of NZ, Auckland becomes the elimination frontline
Auckland becomes Covid-19 elimination frontline
Analysis - The number of new cases in New Zealand's Delta outbreak is now on a downward trend and we have a good chance of eliminating it, experts Michael Plank and Shaun Hendy write.
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NZ govt challenged to make economy more equitable for Pasifika
NZ govt challenged to make economy more equitable for Pasifika
Upending of the economy and society by the Covid-19 pandemic could be an opportunity to reset the New Zealand economy in a more equitable way for Pasifika.
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Some Auckland students feel 'disadvantaged by lockdown', schools planning catch-up classes
Some Auckland students feel 'disadvantaged by lockdown'
Schools are thinking about asking some students who are planning to leave at the end of the year to return next year to complete credits.
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Beating Covid-19: Grim period of isolating ourselves may lie ahead
Beating Covid-19: Grim period of isolating ourselves may lie ahead
New Zealanders could be facing up to 18 months of social isolation if Covid-19 takes hold in this country.
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Chance yet for crowds when ANZ Premiership resumes
Chance yet for crowds when ANZ Premiership resumes
Northern Stars coach Kiri Wills is crossing her fingers that crowds might be allowed when the ANZ netball premiership resumes later this month.
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NSW death highlights threat and need for speedy vaccination - expert
NSW death highlights threat and need for speedy vaccination - expert
The death of a woman infected with Covid-19 in New South Wales highlights the importance of speedy vaccination, a public health expert is warning. Audio
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Tales of heroism from Florida attack: Teachers jumped in front of bullets
Florida school shooting: Students share tales of heroism
Students have detailed how teachers barricaded classroom doors and jumped in front of bullets.
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I created Bitcoin, Australian entrepreneur says
I created Bitcoin, Australian entrepreneur says
Australian entrepreneur Craig Wright has publicly identified himself as Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto.
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Get busy winning - Tauranga MP’s maiden speech
Get busy winning - Tauranga MP’s maiden speech
In his maiden speech the newly sworn-in MP for Tauranga warns of a malaise in the country, and urges the nation to 'get busy winning'.
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In today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - McLaughlin wins in Portland, Tim Price third at Burghley and keeper red-carded for peeing in the bushes.
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Cook Islands PM's incorrect figures come back to haunt
Audio 25 Aug 2015Cook Island residents are raising concerns about the Prime Minister's leadership after he denied the country had a serious depopulation issue. Audio
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Moves to boost Pasifika understanding in NZ public sector
Audio 27 Feb 2017It's hoped understanding between the Pasifika community and New Zealand's public sector is boosted through a customised internship programme. Audio
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Education Minister Erica Stanford stands by contentious curriculum amid growing criticism
Education minister stands by contentious curriculum
The full draft school curriculum for Years 0 to 10 has been released amid growing criticism. Audio
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Temple Grandin: kids need to tinker
Tinkering around with things teaches us to be curious, patient and inventive but children don't do it anymore, says animal behaviour scientist and autism spokesperson Dr Temple Grandin. She has a new… Video, Audio
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NUKU – the movement celebrating indigenous women
NUKU is celebrating indigenous wāhine of Aotearoa through kōrero paki or storytelling. Audio
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Treating chronic depression using magnetic stimulation
Almost a third of people diagnosed with clinical depression do not respond to medication or talk therapy. A potential treatment for this chronic or treatment-resistant depression is Repetitive… Audio
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Toby Stoff: Baldwin Street is still the world's steepest
Dunedin surveyor Toby Stoff reckons the Welsh have bent the rules and have no claim to the steepest street in the world title because they have just cherry-picked a particularly steep section. He… Audio
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Five of eight NZ universities see rise in cheating in 2020
Figures released to Checkpoint under the Official Information Act show five out of eight universities had an increase in cheating last year. Lecturers say the issue is far worse than figures show, as… Audio
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