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24 September 2025
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Deep concern for the future of early childhood education, as more teachers look to change career
24 Sep:
Deep concern for the future of early childhood education, as more teachers look to change career...
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The Education Minister's standing by her decision to miss the PPTA's annual conference in Christchurch
24 Sep:
The Education Minister's standing by her decision to miss the PPTA's annual conference in Christchurch...
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Wellington's mayor has U-turned on plans to run again for the role in the future, and is instead eyeing up Parliament with the Green Party
24 Sep:
Wellington's mayor has U-turned on plans to run again for the role in the future, and is instead eyeing up Parliament with the Green Party...
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Changes to the Holidays Act have been welcomed by businesses - as long overdue
24 Sep:
Changes to the Holidays Act have been welcomed by businesses - as long overdue...
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Anthony Albanese to meet Donald Trump in Washington next month, White House confirms
24 Sep:
The Prime Minister is expected to travel to Washington to hold talks with the US President on October 20....
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Business New Zealand says the Government's making workers leave simpler and more cost-effective
23 Sep:
Business New Zealand says the Government's making workers leave simpler and more cost-effective...
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New Zealand First is slamming the Government's latest immigration move, allowing more migrant workers to get a fast-tracked residency
23 Sep:
New Zealand First is slamming the Government's latest immigration move, allowing more migrant workers to get a fast-tracked residency...
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Changes to the rules around leave will be revealed today
23 Sep:
Changes to the rules around leave will be revealed today...
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The senior doctor's union's criticising Health New Zealand's decision to call in the Employment Relations Authority to sort pay talks
22 Sep:
The senior doctor's union's criticising Health New Zealand's decision to call in the Employment Relations Authority to sort pay talks...
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