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Campion College in Gisborne had 91 students, nearly one in five, off sick in one day.
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Campion College in Gisborne had 91 students, nearly one in five, off sick in one day.
Migration added 17,625 people to New Zealand's population in the year to June
The Education Minister left through a back door at election conference.
A jury took two days to unanimously agree Michael Scott Rodger murdered Richard Leman.
Treasury estimates if financial institutions pass on prudential levy costs to customers, the cost of borrowing would increase by less than one bโฆ
Officers warn riders could face action over dangerous or anti-social behaviour.
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MetService has Gisborne north of Tolaga Bay under an orange heavy rain warning until 8pm Friday, with another 60 to 70mm forecast and Civil Defeโฆ
The final Years 0 to 10 science and social sciences curriculums drop all mention of climate change, drawing criticism from academics while the Mโฆ
As ZB reaches 100 years on air, Bill Francis reminisces on one of Newstalk ZB's iconic hosts, Sir Paul Holmes.
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Calls to overhaul of eyewitness identification laws
More than a year after a major review of the functions of the Waitangi Tribunal was announced, the completed review has yet to be released publiโฆ
Intermediate school science teacher John Marsh told RNZ primary teachers would cover climate change because they could not avoid it when teachinโฆ
Christchurch institutions have signed a five-year framework for closer collaboration.
The important change is conceptual; and the power of conceptual changes should never be underestimated.
The acquitted murder defendant acknowledged he has told many lies since his wife's death.
"I want to apologise for the need to keep this decision private," the broadcaster said.