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A commissioner's been appointed to a school, north-west of Auckland, after the entire board of trustees quit, and the dissolved the board

2 June 2020

A commissioner's been appointed to a school, north-west of Auckland, after the entire board of trustees quit, and the dissolved the board

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Australian man Jock Palfreeman wins legal victory but fears arrest if he tries to leave Bulgaria
	29 May: The Sydney man was released on early parole in September last year after serving 11 years in a maximum-security prison in the Bulgarian capital Sofia for the stabbing death of a local student in 2007.... more

Teacher aides are rejoicing after landing themselves a historic pay equity settlement
	28 May: Teacher aides are rejoicing after landing themselves a historic pay equity settlement... more

Who's leading the race? A guide to coronavirus vaccines in the pipeline
	24 May: The coronavirus vaccine race is unprecedented in scale and scope. ABC Health takes a look at some of the vaccines that have made it to human trials.... more

A dramatic leap in student numbers at polytechnics are expected
	20 May: A dramatic leap in student numbers at polytechnics are expected... more

Principals are calling for a drop in university entry requirements because of Covid-19 disruptions to learning
	18 May: Principals are calling for a drop in university entry requirements because of Covid-19 disruptions to learning... more

Higher subsidies have been restored to training early childhood education teachers - for the first time in a decade
	18 May: Higher subsidies have been restored to training early childhood education teachers - for the first time in a decade... more

Dunedin students couldn't resist partying up over the first weekend of Level 2
	18 May: Dunedin students couldn't resist partying up over the first weekend of Level 2... more

Students are soon to be back in classrooms across the country, as schools reopen today
	18 May: Students are soon to be back in classrooms across the country, as schools reopen today... more

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14 May: Teachers and students have some clarity before schools go back next week +++++++++++++++++

18 May: Dunedin students couldn't resist partying up over the first weekend of Level 2 ++++++++++++++++

18 May: Principals are calling for a drop in university entry requirements because of Covid-19 disruptions to learning +++++++++++++++

18 May: Higher subsidies have been restored to training early childhood education teachers - for the first time in a decade +++++++++++++++

18 May: Students are soon to be back in classrooms across the country, as schools reopen today +++++++++++++++

13 May: Teachers have raised concerns about whether they will able to teach enough before the end of the year +++++++++++++++

06 May: Some New Zealand private schools have claimed millions of dollars through the Government's wage subsidy - while many of them are still charging full fees to students ++++++++++++++

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1 Jun: Pasifika should have education curated for them - queen's birthday honouree (RadioNZ)

1 Jun: Leberman leads the way for women in sport academics (Stuff.co.nz)

30 May: Coronavirus: italian minister azzolina targeted with sexist abuse (BBCWorld)

29 May: Teihorangi walden defies rugby stereotypes with isolation education (Stuff.co.nz)

28 May: Teacher calls for schools to teach race issues following student's blackface social media post (RadioNZ)

27 May: 'milestone' pay settlement reached for teacher aides (RadioNZ)

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