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Preparing our kids for the wild world of the internet
Preparing our kids for the wild world of the internet
Are we paying enough attention to giving our children the ability to sort out what's real and what's not in the murky depths of the internet?
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Most schools comply with reading, writing, maths requirement
Most schools comply with reading, writing, maths requirement
The Education Review Office has found that most, but not all schools are teaching reading, writing and maths for at least an hour a day each.
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Australia reach Champions Trophy semis after Lahore washout
Australia through to Champs Trophy semis
Australia sailed into the Champions Trophy semi-finals after their final Group B match against Afghanistan was abandoned at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.
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Are private schools better than public schools in New Zealand?
Are private schools really worth it?
A court case between two parents about whether their daugher should go to an elite school has reinvigorated an old debate: state or private? Audio
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Seivin Kim - straight A student ready for the world
Audio 24 Feb 2025Seivin Kim is Avondale College's Dux and deservedly so. As a year 10 student she was awarded Top in the World for IGCSE Mathematics and awarded a further five Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards… Audio
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Female-dominated professions struggle to catch up in cumulative earnings
Female-dominated professions struggle to catch up in cumulative earnings
Long training and unpaid placements means it could take decades for New Zealand teachers, nurses, social workers and midwives to catch up in cumulative earnings with minimum wage workers, a new study…
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Desert Road closure puts Raetihi's biggest annual event on the map
Desert Road closure puts tiny town's biggest event on the map
Organisers are anticipating the shutdown will bring even more people flocking through the gates.
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Mark Zuckerberg wants business to ‘man up’, but what it really needs is more women entrepreneurs
Zuckerberg wants business to 'man up', but what it really needs is more women
Analysis - Encouraging women to develop entrepreneurial mindsets could help address stagnating productivity.
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Queensland town's residents urged to find high ground as flood disaster widens
'Threat to life and property': More alerts, evacuations in Queensland flood disaster
Waters continue to rise for a third day in parts of the Australian state as residents are warned to urgently find high ground.
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Cambridge exams on the rise as NCEA declines
A quarter of high schools in New Zealand now offer students alternative education qualifications, like Cambridge International, instead of the national school qualification NCEA level one. Audio
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Breakers cling to proverbial 'mathematical chance' in ANBL playoff race
Breakers cling to proverbial 'mathematical chance' in ANBL playoff race
Basically, they have to win every game and hope other results go their way, starting against Brisbane Bullets.
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NZ’s climate policies are no longer enough to keep warming at 1.5°C – here’s what needs to happen
NZ’s climate policies are no longer enough to keep warming at 1.5°C – here’s what needs to happen
Analysis - This doesn't mean it's too late to rein in further warming, but the ambition required rises with each delay in action.
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Parker Jackson-Cartwright set for return to Breakers: 'I meant no harm to anybody'
Parker Jackson-Cartwright: 'I meant no harm to anybody'
The Breakers point guard returns from a five-game suspension tomorrow night.
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Rare summer La Niña could be forming in Pacific, raising Australia's risk of wet weather start to 2025
What a rare summer La Niña could mean for Australia
The great rainmaker, La Niña, could be back for the fourth time in five years, increasing the prospect of a soaking start to 2025. Video
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Calling Home: Tristan Pang in Oxford
Tristan Pang joins Jim to chat about life as a student at the oldest university in the English-speaking world. Audio
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Ukraine collects vast war data trove to train AI models
Ukraine collects vast war data trove to train AI models
As the future of warfare pivots towards artificial intelligence, Ukraine collects millions of hours of footage from drones to train AI models to make decisions on the battlefield.
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Hundreds gather in Auckland for international mathematician meet-up
Hundreds gather in Auckland for international mathematician meet-up
Attendees say it's been "eye-opening" to connect with fellow number-crunchers: "You need to meet with collaborators."
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Largest ever gathering of mathematicians in New Zealand held this week
If you were in Auckland this week the probability of running into a mathematician was higher than the mean. Audio
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Who is Luigi Mangione, the suspect in killing of UnitedHealthcare's CEO Brian Thompson
What we know about the man accused of shooting a CEO
Luigi Mangione, 26, is an Ivy League graduate from a prominent family, who once favourably reviewed the manifesto of the Unabomber.
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The government's targets in charts: More than half behind track
More than half of government targets behind track
RNZ's new charts, which track progress on nine public sector targets, show crime and education goals are particularly at risk.
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Students left in 'a fluster' over options after failing NCEA tests , principal says
Students left in 'a fluster' over options after failing NCEA tests
Principals say some school-leavers will have to rethink their plans after failing critical NCEA literacy and numeracy tests. Audio
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The challenges and controversies of crowd counting: What you need to know
Is it 10,000 or 40,000? How to count a big crowd
Explainer - Estimates of hīkoi attendees ranged from more than 100,000 to fewer than 30,000. We look at the challenges and controversies of crowd counting.
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Universities criticise Marsden Fund cuts, business group backs the move
'Just ill-informed': Anger as all Marsden Fund humanities research cut
Academics says the changes are short-sighted, but a business group says it will boost productivity. Audio
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First new charter school will open in Christchurch, David Seymour announces
Watch: First new charter school will open in Christchurch
"This is just the beginning. I hope to see many more," David Seymour says, announcing Mastery Schools New Zealand - Arapaki.
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Colin Mathura-Jeffree: ‘People that gate-keep are terrified of me’
Colin Mathura-Jeffree: 'People that gate-keep are terrified of me'
Mathura-Jeffree talks to Music 101's Charlotte Ryan about growing up as an olive-skinned boy named Colin in '70s Auckland, his passion for India and the songs that tell his life story so far. Video, Audio