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The Ministry of Education has confirmed a truancy case is now before court.

Jo Robertson, parenting specialist, and Kiwi filmmaker Oscar Kightley talk about the latest issues. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

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Child poverty figures remain persistently high, according to new data from Stats NZ.

A new memorial now stands by the last remnant of Lake Alice, its lone tower.

The couple claims poor communication left them unaware how sick their baby was.

Esther Ghey says a three-month consultation is 'not enough' to protect kids.

Wilson says fetish sites Photoshopped her child image into pornography.

Brendan Banfield is accused of luring Joseph Ryan to his home in 'rape fantasy' plot.

Platforms that fail to keep children out face fines of up to $55m.

Finance companies, Clint Rickards and Jevon McSkimming – among our biggest scandals.

The 52-year-old admitted using police devices to search child abuse images.

OPINION: Catherine Wedd's bill offers a deeply flawed solution to parental anxiety.

Police arrived at the Mangere home about 10pm before the 2am uplift.

Judge Ellenbogen said Khan’s age was not reason enough to grant anonymity.

Experts say the current child-support formula fails to reflect real costs.

He was expelled after repeatedly bringing knives to school.

Ben Askins said the exchange showed a lack of empathy for working parents.

Defence has claimed the infant's injuries could be due to bone fragility or deficiencies.

She admitted to sending nude photos to a boy under 12.

The defendant was bright and engaging as a child and positive things were expected of her.

They are accused of cruelty and harsh punishment towards 7- to 16-year-olds in their care.

'I know mummy will make sure you see all your family,' says judge.