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The Post Primary Teachers' Association is recognising the Government's changes to the Equal Pay Act

30 May 2025

The Post Primary Teachers' Association is recognising the Government's changes to the Equal Pay Act

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A probable case of Whooping Cough has been detected at a Christchurch primary school
	30 May: A probable case of Whooping Cough has been detected at a Christchurch primary school... more

This face tattoo can read your mind and could make you a better worker
	30 May: The e-tattoo has been developed by international researchers to monitor mental fatigue, and even predict when a worker might need a break.... more

Trump v Harvard: why this battle will damage the US’s reputation globally
	28 May: Former Harvard president Larry Summers says a ban on foreign students would cause damage not just to the university but to the US’s image globally.... more

Five-year-old Ward Sheikh Khalil shares story of viral survival of Israeli air strike
	28 May: Video of Ward Sheikh Khalil spread quickly around the world after an attack in a school in Gaza City killed her mother and five siblings.... more

Financial literacy is about more than personal responsibility – wealth and inequality should be part of the new curriculum
	27 May: Money and budgeting skills are undeniably important. But financial literacy education can’t ignore the broader economic structures that influence students’ lives.... more

Harvard fights to keep enrolling international students – 4 essential reads about their broader impact
	27 May: The elite university sued the Trump administration after the government revoked its ability to enroll international students.... more

Erica Stanford's hinting next year's Budget will have more focus on secondary schools
	23 May: Erica Stanford's hinting next year's Budget will have more focus on secondary schools... more

New Zealand and the US debate the question: Should public money fund charter schools?
	23 May: New Zealand is opening a series of charter schools and giving them "considerable flexibility" when it comes to the curriculum, but education scholars point to the US as they warn against the policy.... more

The future of the Government's school lunch programme is foggy
	23 May: The future of the Government's school lunch programme is foggy... more

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31 May: Budget documents raise alarm that universities could collapse ()

30 May: Parents could be prosecuted for truancy, but principals say it won't work (RadioNZ)

28 May: Education ministry asks rnz to help investigation into leaks - we declined (RadioNZ)

28 May: Government plans three new primary schools in canterbury (RadioNZ)

27 May: School lunch documents reveal nutritional assessments, student taste test results (RadioNZ)

26 May: Nelson alternative education site ‘like a lake’ (Stuff.co.nz)

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The Brumbies have cast doubt over the referee's dismissal of what looked to be a Sevu Reece knock-on in the lead up to the Crusaders' match-winning try in the 33-31 Super Rugby win in Canberra More...

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Complaints from the trucking sector about rises in Port of Auckland's fees More...

Today's News

Living & Travel:
Travel influencers say they are helping the people of Afghanistan. Not everybody is so sure 9:36

Boxing:
Kiwi boxer Alrie Meleisea will have a second chance at winning a world title 9:26

Tennis:
Defending champion Iga Swiatek has powered into the last 16 of the French tennis Open with a straight sets win over Romania's Jaqueline Cristian 8:16

Politics:
An Auckland pastor is fighting to keep his job after he built a 200 seat church without planning approval and held mass in the dangerous building 8:06

Motorsports:
Liam Lawson has recorded a pair of top ten finishes in practice at Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix 7:56

International:
Palestinian children sent back to war-ravaged Gaza after medical treatment in Jordan 7:56

Tennis:
The three most fancied players for the women's title have all advanced in straight sets to reach the last 16 of the French tennis Open 7:46

Rugby:
The Brumbies have cast doubt over the referee's dismissal of what looked to be a Sevu Reece knock-on in the lead up to the Crusaders' match-winning try in the 33-31 Super Rugby win in Canberra 7:36

Law and Order:
Police are out in force in Levin this long weekend -- a year on from a meet-up that saw a crowd of more than 200 people turn violent and hurl projectiles at Police 7:26

Athletics:
Sprinter Zoe Hobbs has placed second in the women's 100 metres at the latest World Athletics Continental Tour Gold event in Poland 7:16

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