I've got no problem with teachers working part-time as prostitutes. This happens in many countries, not just in NZ. In China it is common for some teachers and students to supplement any income they may have with part-time sex work. There are always a few prostitutes available at Chinese universities. The problem I have is when women pretend to be "traditional" or "conservative" when they are not.

In Australia there are also many Asian students working part-time as prostitutes. The are many ads for them in newspapers and also on websites like "Backpage".

What certain women do in their free time with their own bodies is not the business of others, either men or women.

Unlike you, society has a problem with teachers like the teacher described in the newspaper article.

The oldest profession in the world is what prostitution is claimed to be. Legal or not, it does not fit in with the teaching profession.

Prostitution is not an honorable profession, unlike teaching.

Teachers are supposed to be role models. Those teachers who practise prostitution are not good role models for their students and therefore should be fired.