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Secondary teachers are optimistic the Government will pull through, even though the latest pay offer has been rejected.

12 September 2025

Secondary teachers are optimistic the Government will pull through, even though the latest pay offer has been rejected.

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Charlie Kirk’s assassination is the latest act of political violence in a febrile United States
	12 Sep: The 31-year-old, who was shot and killed while speaking at a university in Utah, was a highly influential figure in conservative politics.... more

Right-wing activist and Trump ally Charlie Kirk shot dead at Utah university
	11 Sep: Donald Trump confirms Charlie Kirk has been shot dead in front of a crowd of horrified students, with the US president describing the conservative activist as a "tremendous person" and a "very good friend".... more

Leading health experts will be advising Waikato University on the establishment of the country's third medical school
	11 Sep: Leading health experts will be advising Waikato University on the establishment of the country's third medical school... more

Secondary school teachers are expected to reject a revised pay offer from the Government
	11 Sep: Secondary school teachers are expected to reject a revised pay offer from the Government... more

Parents call for accountability shift as schools advise bullying victims to 'change behaviour'
	10 Sep: After her daughter's school suggested her 9-year-old find a "secret" way to tell her teacher she was being bullied, one parent has demanded change.... more

It's thought more 15-year-olds are leaving school early, due to the people around them in successful careers
	10 Sep: It's thought more 15-year-olds are leaving school early, due to the people around them in successful careers... more

A teenager is critically injured, after slipping and falling from the roof of a two-storey flat in Dunedin's student quarters
	9 Sep: A teenager is critically injured, after slipping and falling from the roof of a two-storey flat in Dunedin's student quarters... more

The secondary teachers' union says their latest pay offer doesn't meet the core issues
	9 Sep: The secondary teachers' union says their latest pay offer doesn't meet the core issues... more

NFL week one: Josh Allen leads Bills comeback over Ravens, Aaron Rodgers shines for Steelers, spitting incidents continue
	8 Sep: NFL week one sees Aaron Rodgers down his former teammates in New York, Micah Parsons finds his feet immediately in Green Bay, and the American football spitting issue trickles down to the college game. Here are our five quick hits from week one.... more

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