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The Press, 22 maio 2026

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The Press, publicado em Inglês, é um jornal de Nova Zelândia. Acesse The Press online no PressReader ou baixe edições para ler depois. Confira edições anteriores de The Press no arquivo.

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ArticleTough choices for schools

Schools have lost nearly 12% in fund­ing in the past eight years as annual Budget adjust­ments have failed to keep up with infla­tion since 2021, a report by a peak edu­ca­tion union has found. Ana­lysis by the Post Primary Teach­ers’ Asso­ci­ation...

Tough choices for schools

ArticleLongest bridge may be replaced

A study into the trans­port cor­ridor between the Lyt­telton and Timaru Ports, which will look at four-lan­ing the cor­ridor, the role of rail, and repla­cing state high­way bridges, is expec­ted to begin in the next 12 months. Plan­ning to replace or...

Longest bridge may be replaced

ArticleOoh la la

Fant­astique French films to screen across motu New Zea­l­and’s annual cel­eb­ra­tion of Gal­lic cinema is return­ing. The 2026 edi­tion of the French Film Fest­ival Aotearoa will unspool in more than 20 towns and cit­ies for four weeks from next...

Ooh la la

ArticleSocial hous­ing

Reforms 'a body blow' for poorest Oppos­i­tion parties have resound­ingly rejec­ted the Gov­ern­ment’s claims that social hous­ing reforms would cre­ate a fairer sys­tem, say­ing they will hurt – not help – the most vul­ner­able. Social hous­ing...

Social hous­ing

ArticleSocial hous­ing

Reforms 'a body blow' for poorest Oppos­i­tion parties have resound­ingly rejec­ted the Gov­ern­ment’s claims that social hous­ing reforms would cre­ate a fairer sys­tem, say­ing they will hurt – not help – the most vul­ner­able. Social hous­ing...

Social hous­ing

ArticleSey­mour and Jones make vastly dif­fer­ent con­tri­bu­tions

The asso­ciate fin­ance min­is­ters are bring­ing very dif­fer­ent things to next week’s Budget, with one giv­ing up on new cuts and the other hav­ing fiery con­ver­sa­tions with the prime min­is­ter over the need to sup­port busi­nesses. ACT’S David...

Sey­mour and Jones make vastly dif­fer­ent con­tri­bu­tions

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