Education

Auckland secondary schools are already planning catch up classes and holiday lessons for students who have fallen behind because of the city's lockdown.

The city's secondary principals association… Audio

Should we have the right to choose the circumstances of our death, or is it just too complicated to sort out? Alice confronts her fear of death and admits she may not be immortal after all. Video

There's debate surrounding a deal signed by Sky TV to televise school sports competitions. Peter Miskimmin CE of Sport NZ talks to the Panel about where there is disagreement. Audio

A group of parents, exasperated by a lack of repayment for school trips that can't proceed, has complained to the Ministry of Education seeking an independent inquiry into the endorsement and use of a… Audio

Auckland Council's Southern Initiative is warning South Auckland people will struggle to retrain and find jobs because they don't have internet connections.

The organisation set up to foster social… Audio

'Let us vote!' That's the desperate plea from 16 and 17-year-olds who have taken their case to the High Court.

A youth-led campaign, Make It Sixteen, has argued the current voting age of 18 is… Audio

The University of Auckland's History department has been gifted $500,000 to establish a History Innovation Fund. Audio

Dr Elana Curtis is calling for a "new recipe for pandemic management".   Audio

Why are we so scared of breasts? In this episode, Alice attempts to change the minds of viewers using exposure therapy and her soap-opera fantasies. Video

Researchers are urging the government to stop funding low-level tertiary courses that put young Māori into debt with no benefit to their future earnings.

They say young people are getting $17,000… Audio

A fun-loving 40-year-old trying to ditch her period cringe. Video

We highlighted how tough things are with performers facing a second round of gig cancellations, contemplating the reality more lockdowns, and what that means for the future of audiences and income… Audio

Millennial MP Chlöe Swarbrick challenges the establishment during the most important year of her political career. Video

Some Auckland schools have re-opened to Year 12 and 13 students today.

The Ministry of Education agreed to allow senior students back, as long as they stay in bubbles of 20 and observe social… Audio

Wellington music educator Mat Hoyes is the recipient of a Lilburn Research Award for his "Counting the Beat" project. Audio