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Tommy Barlow Shares New Song 'Bill Is Dead' | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Art & Entertainment | Book Reviews | Education | Entertainment Video | Health | Lifestyle | Sport | Sport Video | Search Singer, producer and songwriter Tommy Barlow returns with ‘Bill Is Dead’, his new single and accompanying Josh Renaut-directed music video, released today via Young. Like his previous single ‘Earth Killer’ and ‘Won’t You Ever Need Me’, Barlow’s resonant, gravelly low bass-baritone vocals once again anchor the track with an effortless weight. His music feels unmistakably contem
Crown Fails Māori On Education, Once Again | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Education Policy | Post Primary | Preschool | Primary | Tertiary | Search Mātauranga Iwi Leaders Forum (Mātauranga ILG) acknowledges the publication of Hūtia te Rito o te Harakeke, kei Hea te Kōmako e Kō? The Stage Two, Part I Report of the Education and Training Amendment Act and Te Mātaiaho Urgent Inquiry (the report). “The report affirms what we advised the government in November 2025: achieving equitable outcomes for ākonga Māori in primary and secondary education requires meaningful engagem
General Practice Is Stabilising, But Recovery Remains Fragile | Scoop News (opens the original)
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News Video | Policy | GPs | Hospitals | Medical | Mental Health | Welfare | Search General practice has pulled back from the brink after years of intense financial and workforce pressure, but the sector remains fragile and significant challenges continue to threaten patient access, according to new GenPro survey data. GenPro’s Annual Pulse Survey, which tracks the financial, workforce and operational health of general practices, shows improvement across almost every measure tracked consistently
New Secondary Qualifications System Projected To Fail More Young People | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Education Policy | Post Primary | Preschool | Primary | Tertiary | Search Modelling of the new secondary school qualifications changes shows that a third more young people - almost 15,000 – are potentially at risk of failing the new NZ Certificate of Education. The modelling, carried out by BERL for PPTA Te Wehengarua, shows that in 2025 18,000 out of 64,000 students did not achieve Level 2 NCEA. Based on the changes that are currently designed for the new NZ Certificate of Education, an additio
Nurse Maude Support Workers To Strike For The Fourth Time As Facilitation Granted By Employment Relations Authority | Scoop News (opens the original)
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News Video | Policy | GPs | Hospitals | Medical | Mental Health | Welfare | Search Around 250 Nurse Maude support workers will walk off the job for the fourth time on Monday 14 September, after six weeks in which their employer has still not made a fair pay offer or moved on their position to cut sick leave. On Friday the Employment Relations Authority granted formal facilitation after the PSA sought their intervention. Care and support workers first took strike action on 31 July, then again on
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