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A review of the "anti-smacking" law has found no increase in the number of parents being investigated or prosecuted for light smacking.

An attack on a Thai girl, who was beaten up by fellow pupils on a bus, is part of everyday "race hate" in Christchurch, a homestay parent says.

TASMANIAN holidaymaker Eric Vanderlaan never expected to see his broad grin and bushy eyebrows rendered in a delicate filigree of blue crayon and grey lead pencil.

FOREIGN students will face greater screening as the Government cracks down on visa fraud and scrutinises their ability to finance life in Australia.

Disused Canterbury school buildings were used for an $87,500-a-year cannabis growing operation, a court was told today.

Fewer New Zealand parents smack their children today than in past decades, according to results of a poll released today.

June 22, 2009 - Teachers with "little understanding of professional boundaries" are starting inappropriate relationships with pupils via text messages