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Severe weather warnings across central and southern New Zealand mean a rough start to the school holidays

20 September 2025

Severe weather warnings across central and southern New Zealand mean a rough start to the school holidays

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New Zealanders are set on avoiding crowds these school holidays
	20 Sep: New Zealanders are set on avoiding crowds these school holidays... more

The school holidays have kicked off and so has the weather for some
	20 Sep: The school holidays have kicked off and so has the weather for some... more

Primary school teachers are demanding more resourcing and support, as they prepare to strike
	17 Sep: Primary school teachers are demanding more resourcing and support, as they prepare to strike... more

Marakopa fugitive Tom Phillips spent several months outdoors learning bushcraft and survival skills at one of New Zealand's most prestigious private schools
	14 Sep: Marakopa fugitive Tom Phillips spent several months outdoors learning bushcraft and survival skills at one of New Zealand's most prestigious private schools... more

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

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

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