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Auckland Beekeepers Club says there is no problem with honey bees being aggressive.

The Chilean woman, who loved living in Torbay, drowned while swimming this week.

A personalised note and two photographs in a bottle greeted her as she entered the room.

An injured cyclist says he may not have survived a crash if the car was going any faster.

E-scooter Injury claims appear to have dropped dramatically since Lime was suspended.

Lime says its e-scooters are safe, but it is unclear if they will be back on the streets.

Piha residents asked to build "community resilience" and emergency plans.

They've arrived home with a gold, two silvers and nine bronzes - have you heard of them?

An Auckland marae wants big business to help struggling families, like this family of 11.

Lynn Abraham has been sentenced to five months' home detention.

Friends say 38-year-old's death during match comes a month after his father died in Fiji.

A top Auckland boys' school is tackling sticky topics in a healthy relationships programme.

A massive under-spend of more than $330 million for a flagship Government educational policy has been revealed.

The Long Bay College community is reeling after three deaths in the school community this year.

An Auckland schoolboy was approached by an unknown man in a white van yesterday, in what is suspected to be an attempted abduction.

A "critical" need for trained principals has spurred a programme to give school leaders key skills for the job.

Pass rates for the controversial MCAT exam, which reduced some students to tears, are higher than previous years.

Anxious wait over for 7500 top students who will get their scholarship results today.

Troubled schools: A school where teachers were allegedly given "illegal" payments is one of nine under Government control.

A principal who stalked a young teacher has been censured by the teacher's body.

Dozens of teachers were disciplined or struck off last year for sexual, inappropriate or aggressive behaviour towards students.

The new school year starts next week as the number of empty teaching places in secondary schools is the highest in almost a decade.

Primary school principals are burned-out and leaving the profession because of high stress and 'relentless' workload.

A tertiary training school for business and management students has been closed down by officials.

The average student is in $21,000 of debt, which will take them more than eight years to pay off.

The University of Canterbury has revealed its new post-earthquake design.

The cost of putting a child through state school has risen by 15 per cent in 10 years, new figures show.

More than 20,000 students asked for an emergency derived grade following the Kaikoura earthquake.

The NZQA website is running slow as anxious students scramble to check their results.

The wait is over - NCEA results are now available.

Exam results day can be a stressful one all round for both students and their parents.