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People in Auckland in need of mental health or addiction support will have another place to turn for faster access to support, with a new peer-led Crisis Recovery Café officially opening in Mt Eden, Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey says.
“Emergency departments aren’t always the best environment for someone experiencing mental distress. They can be busy, brightly lit ...
A damning new independent review has revealed how repeated failures by the Teaching Council allowed a teacher with a known history of offending to remain in the profession before he went on to commit indecent acts against children, Minister of Education Erica Stanford says.
The independent regulatory review undertaken by Katherine Anderson KC follows the equally damnin...
Associate Education Minister David Seymour has today announced that Pakaraka School in Northland has become the first state school to convert to a charter school.
“Charter schools give educators more freedom to provide students with an education that suits their needs,” Mr Seymour says.
“The Pakaraka community has chosen a new path for its school. They want to ...
Thank you, Prime Minister.
Over the past three years, we have been focused on one overriding objective: lifting educational achievement for every young New Zealander. And a huge part of that has been closing the equity gap, ensuring that your means do not determine your destiny by providing a world-leading education for every young person in our schools.
Because...
“An increase in the number of funded domestic places in Massey University’s Bachelor of Veterinary Science programme from 125 to 140 per year from 2027 onwards will help address demand for veterinarians in the future,” says Minister for Tertiary Education Penny Simmonds.
Minister Simmonds made the announcement during her visit to the university’s Palmerston North campu...