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1news.co.nz | Kate Nicol-Williams
The hugely popular Te Papa exhibit Gallipoli: The Scale of Our War will stay open until 2032, after opening a decade ago. "It's been unimaginably popular," Te Papa chief executive Courtney Johnston said. "I think the most popular exhibition ever done in New Zealand... has introduced audiences to a new kind of immersive storytelling. "It's so popular and there's a reason for that.
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1 month ago |
1news.co.nz | Kate Nicol-Williams
Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa is concerned schools have been left without information on how to teach students about relationships and sexuality after the Ministry of Education removed guidelines from its website. “This is age appropriate, evidence-informed, best practice guidance and it's really disappointing to see that it's disappeared before there's any new guidance issued,” Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa director health promotion Fiona McNamara said.
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1 month ago |
1news.co.nz | Kate Nicol-Williams
Resource teachers of literacy and resource teachers of Māori are "shocked and "devastated" by a proposal from the Education Minister to stop funding 174 roles from next year. "Given that this is the Government's mandate at the current time to improve literacy within New Zealand, it just does not make sense to take out front line, very highly trained professionals," Resource Teachers: Literacy Association President Judith Bradley said.
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1 month ago |
1news.co.nz | Kate Nicol-Williams
Police are making inquiries after a crash at Ruapuna Speedway near Christchurch last night which left a competitor in a critical condition. Emergency services were called to the event in Templeton about 7pm. A sprint car competitor was injured in the single vehicle crash with following races cancelled. "To our loyal supporters, thank you for your understanding," Ruapuna Speedway posted on Facebook after the incident. "Motorsport can be dangerous, this is an unfortunate reminder of that.
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2 months ago |
1news.co.nz | Kate Nicol-Williams
The Ministry of Education is projecting schools will be short 1250 teachers this year with the latest forecast showing demand outstripping supply. The 2024 Teacher Demand and Supply Planning Projection has been released, which projects the demand and supply for the workforce from 2025 - 2027. Deputy Secretary for Workforce Anna Welanyk says the report aligns with the global situation of a shortage of teachers.
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