'Don't plan on overseas students until 2022': NZ schools face huge financial losses
Schools take big financial hit as overseas students stay away until 2022.
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Red-tape trap: Child genius 'too young to become a Kiwi'
However, INZ says there is no student pathway for someone her age to become a Kiwi.
Choosing childcare: An insider's view
An insider's view of childcare by Glenfield early childhood teacher Nick Batley.
Revealed: The report the Minister blocked - against officials' advice
Officials fought to keep secret a report they always wanted to make public. Apparently.
PhD candidate says some post-grad students should be let in as essential workers
Doctoral students from overseas are hoping to be let back in to NZ as essential workers.
Five research projects to increase Māori knowledge - none of them led by Māori
Science for Technological Innovation has given $200,000 to 15 researchers.
AUT sexual harassment claims: Fewer than a third of complaints investigated
University at centre of stalking scandal has "flawed" thinking on harassment, experts say.
Max Abbott resigns from AUT over sexual harassment claims
AUT Vice-Chancellor accepted Abbott's resignation from all positions today.
Commercial Bay apologises after refusing entry to BLM protesters
The shopping centre apologised to protesters over the incident, saying it was a mistake.
Covid-crushing NZ lures foreign students
Overseas inquiries to AUT University have almost doubled since the pandemic started.
Empty class: Inside the foreign student crisis
Decisions on how to let foreign students back next year are needed soon.
Revealed: Auckland rises in university world rankings, second NZ uni tumbles
Auckland University inches up, but Waikato drops out of top 300.
Two deaths in 24 hours - man in court and one person on the run
Police ask for public help in Waikato as a man appears in an Auckland court.
AUT professor resigns as dean after sexual harassment complaint
Professor Max Abbott was accused of sexual harassment by a former colleague.
'Reopen Auckland': Mayor tells Govt to loosen border
University and council plead with Government to 'reopen Auckland'.
Top academic apologises to former colleague after sexual harassment claims
AUT's Pro Vice Chancellor Max Abbott was accused of stalking and sexual harassment.
Covid-19: AUT outlines cost-cutting steps after $50m shortfall
AUT hopes cost-cutting measures will save jobs.
Comment: NZ the wild west of contact-tracing
Comment: Are you ready to trust ad hoc amassing of your private details? Too late.
Most universities won't reopen until July
Universities won't reopen quickly even though Government says they can.
Keep kids at home at alert level 3, professor says
Professor Rod Jackson says to eliminate the virus we have to keep our physical distance.
Auckland design students create digital billboards to support essential workers
Students show thanks to essential workers by designing huge billboards.
Student revolt forces university backdown
More than 3000 students signed a petition against the proposed block learning system.
University to start all papers from scratch, and study until Christmas
The plan has caused uproar among students.
Travel deadline extended to Friday as stranded students struggle to get home by lockdown
Students trying to rush home as part-time jobs disappear or flatmates desert them.
Coronavirus: AUT students upset as large lectures continue
"We're all squished into a lecture theatre … and there are people coughing and sniffing".
Coronavirus: Uni exchange students told to come home
Student exchanges suspended as pandemic spreads.
What is the best age to start your child at school?
A school principal says to parents: "You know your child best."
Stigma stopping Māori women with violent partners seeking help - study
Māori women are three times more likely to be killed by a partner than non-Māori.
SkyCity fire aftermath: Three lingering questions answered
The SkyCity fire is out, but questions remain. What rules were broken? And who pays?
The burden of student loans: 'It set me back years'
Student loans have changed the lives of a generation of New Zealanders.
Inside convention centre fire: Expert explains what's driving blaze
Expert who consulted on centre's fire risk shares insight into what's driving the blaze.
The Conversation: Changing how we think about our streets
How to turn Auckland's inner city streets into public spaces people can enjoy.
Dunedin party death: Police will consider criminal nuisance charges, experts say
Police say they are trying to form a timeline of the events which led to student's death.
AUT investigation: No evidence posters were racist or aggressive
Posters will be allowed to remain as they are at the university.