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Police will be out in force across Dunedin's student quarter as Flo-Week draws to a close

13 February 2026

Police will be out in force across Dunedin's student quarter as Flo-Week draws to a close

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A Christchurch Catholic boys' school was alerted to allegations of sexual offending by a priest nearly 20 years before his conviction
	12 Feb: A Christchurch Catholic boys' school was alerted to allegations of sexual offending by a priest nearly 20 years before his conviction... more

A temporary education hub has opened for Northland secondary students, cut off from their schools by a massive slip
	12 Feb: A temporary education hub has opened for Northland secondary students, cut off from their schools by a massive slip... more

Area school teachers are heading back into pay talks - due to a disagreement between unions
	11 Feb: Area school teachers are heading back into pay talks - due to a disagreement between unions... more

Devastation in Hawke's Bay's Wairoa over a fatal school bus crash yesterday, that killed one and critically injured two others
	11 Feb: Devastation in Hawke's Bay's Wairoa over a fatal school bus crash yesterday, that killed one and critically injured two others... more

Secondary students can now access more exam results
	10 Feb: Secondary students can now access more exam results... more

A Christchurch high school teacher's lost her bid to keep her name secret, over a sexual relationship with a teenage student
	10 Feb: A Christchurch high school teacher's lost her bid to keep her name secret, over a sexual relationship with a teenage student... more

A Taupo high school is closed until at least tomorrow, after fire destroyed a block of classrooms, with two people charged
	9 Feb: A Taupo high school is closed until at least tomorrow, after fire destroyed a block of classrooms, with two people charged... more

A major blaze at a Taupo high school's been brought under control
	9 Feb: A major blaze at a Taupo high school's been brought under control... more

Indonesia's government directs education funds to meals program as teachers struggle on low wages
	6 Feb: Temporary teachers in Indonesia paid low wages criticise a government decision to direct one third of yearly education funding to the president's flagship free meals program.... more

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Most Popular Recent Education News

24 Jan: Pakuranga College is paying tribute to two of its students caught in the Mount Maunganui landslide +++++++++++++++++++

18 Jan: Auckland University is taking aim at New Zealand's biggest cancer killer - by opening the country's first lung cancer organoid bank +++++++++++++++

20 Jan: China's population declines for a fourth straight year amid record low birthrates +++++++++++++

18 Jan: Auckland University scientists have received one million dollars to advance skin cancer treatments +++++++++++++

04 Feb: Otago police are investigating a bullying incident at a school in Oamaru ++++++++++++

09 Feb: A major blaze at a Taupo high school's been brought under control ++++++++++++

20 Jan: Indiana have completed a remarkable turnaround to win college football's national championship for the first time +++++++++++

Education NewsLinks

13 Feb: Growing numbers of pakeha seeking to understand te tiriti o waitangi (RadioNZ)

11 Feb: New plan to fix 'ageing and fragile' schools exposed by raac crisis (BBCWorld)

11 Feb: 'education hub' opens for students cut off from schools by helena bay hill slip (RadioNZ)

11 Feb: 'education hub' for students cut off from schools by helena bay hill slip (RadioNZ)

11 Feb: Crimson education names sir john key chair amid expansion (ITBrief)

11 Feb: Chatgpt ads debut, but turning them off comes at a price (PC World)

10 Feb: Ex-ministry staffer accuses government of ignoring education experts, teachers (RadioNZ)

10 Feb: More than 700 education ministry staff to try win back lost pay following partial strike (RadioNZ)

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