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Belief a local golf course is key for developing sportspeople - as a golf course on Auckland's North Shore faces major change

8 July 2025

Belief a local golf course is key for developing sportspeople - as a golf course on Auckland's North Shore faces major change

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Belief limited education pathways are contributing to a rise in unenrolled students
	7 Jul: Belief limited education pathways are contributing to a rise in unenrolled students... more

Hire us or we'll leave, that's the stark message from New Zealand's nursing students
	6 Jul: Hire us or we'll leave, that's the stark message from New Zealand's nursing students... more

Air New Zealand's ready to fly nearly 750-thousand customers this school holidays
	28 Jun: Air New Zealand's ready to fly nearly 750-thousand customers this school holidays... more

More than 17 schools around Nelson and Tasman are closed, due to the wet weather
	27 Jun: More than 17 schools around Nelson and Tasman are closed, due to the wet weather... more

Auckland City's amateurs have held Argentina's professional Boca Juniors to a 1-all Club World Cup draw in Nashville, despite shipping 16 goals from their previous two matches
	25 Jun: Auckland City's amateurs have held Argentina's professional Boca Juniors to a 1-all Club World Cup draw in Nashville, despite shipping 16 goals from their previous two matches... more

A union says the Public Service Minister's making overblown claims about teacher salaries
	25 Jun: A union says the Public Service Minister's making overblown claims about teacher salaries... more

The trial begins today of a former Wellington school teacher accused of swindling 15-thousand dollars from her elderly mother, before allegedly killing her
	23 Jun: The trial begins today of a former Wellington school teacher accused of swindling 15-thousand dollars from her elderly mother, before allegedly killing her... more

Newstalk ZB can reveal Cabinet went against official advice on freezing student loan repayment thresholds
	20 Jun: Newstalk ZB can reveal Cabinet went against official advice on freezing student loan repayment thresholds... more

Belief the reputation of our universities is in a good place
	19 Jun: Belief the reputation of our universities is in a good place... more

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29 Aug: The Ministry of Education is warning schools not to open any threatening emails ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

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27 Aug: The man accused of approaching Christchurch school girls offering cash for inappropriate favours, is one of the country's worst sex offenders +++++++++++++++++++

25 Aug: Eleven Christchurch schools are on alert, following a police warning about a man inappropriately approaching female students +++++++++++++++++++

26 Aug: A man has been arrested following reports of students being suspiciously approached in Christchurch +++++++++++++++++++

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

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18 Sep: Don't scrap care plans for children with special educational needs, say mps (BBCWorld)

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15 Sep: Phillipson urges labour to remain united as she launches deputy leadership bid (BBCWorld)

15 Sep: Principals divided as ncea consultation closes (RadioNZ)

13 Sep: The detail: outdoor education up creek without paddle (RadioNZ)

12 Sep: Agriculture education leader slams govt's cuts (RadioNZ)

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RUGBY
Black Ferns flanker Jorja Miller's absence from their lineup for the World Cup semifinal against Canada appears to be due to a hamstring injury, after team officials were coy on the details of the injury More...

BUSINESS
Even the Finance Minster's been caught by surprise, by today's sharp drop in GDP More...

Today's News

Law and Order:
Australian former broadcaster Alan Jones' plead not guilty to dozens of sexual abuse charges, with several also withdrawn 18:37

Entertainment:
Annie Lennox has warned young female pop stars they will have to live with the consequences of their "soft porn" images 18:31

Business:
Even the Finance Minster's been caught by surprise, by today's sharp drop in GDP 18:07

Entertainment:
Gwyneth Paltrow's style "hasn't changed much" over the years 18:01

Entertainment:
'Just a joy': Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell on their movie A Big Bold Beautiful Journey 17:37

Entertainment:
Robert Redford has died at the age of 89 17:31

Netball:
The South African netball team expect the standing down of coach Dame Noeline Taurua to have a marked impact on the Silver Ferns in the Taini Jamison series starting Sunday in Auckland 17:27

Law and Order:
Auckland Police have made an arrest in connection with the alleged murder of courier driver Tuipulotu Vi more than 13-months ago 17:27

Entertainment:
Mark Ronson felt "deeply unnerved" by Sean 'Diddy' Combs when he used to DJ at the shamed rap star's parties in New York 17:01

Rugby:
Black Ferns flanker Jorja Miller's absence from their lineup for the World Cup semifinal against Canada appears to be due to a hamstring injury, after team officials were coy on the details of the injury 16:57

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