Business backing huge solar farm fails, creditors want $12.3m
Council said the venture supported its aspirations. Now, it is a creditor.
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New tech aims to catch 'cheats' using AI generated content
Turnitin, which all NZ universities use, said it could now spot AI-generated content.
History of surfing v New Zealand Wars - the battle over our school curriculum
'There is a great danger that some students are missing out on big chunks of learning.'
'They would have been better off guessing' - why Kiwi kids can't do maths
Educators say we need to give clearer instructions to avoid overloading children's brains.
'Global challenge' of vet shortages affecting Whanganui
Whanganui vet clinics are being affected by the vet shortage.
Students gaining experience on new Manawatū-Tararua highway
The partnership sees students working on Te Ahu a Turanga.
Kiwi pet anaesthesia mask inventor makes global Dyson Award shortlist
Massey University graduates make it on to a global engineering award shortlist.
Taking a virtual overview for Māori to connect to culture and whenua
Virtual and mixed realities project aims to connect Māori with te reo, culture and whenua.
AUT: Staff and students in limbo as job cuts loom
A senior lecturer says AUT's treatment of its academic staff is 'appalling'.
Uni's cheating cases soar since pandemic began; students 'take advantage' of 'generosity'
What's behind the increase?
Cop puncher loses appeal for a discharge without conviction
The police officer ended up off work with a broken nose and tooth after being punched.
Anzac Parade flood plan: Cost of raising houses would be 'eye-watering'
Flood resilience: Strategy for Whanganui reaches final stage.
Scaffolder who lost both arms after electric shock conscious, off life support
'It shouldn't have happened."
Expert: What NZ's lethal military support for Ukraine means
It is the most significant military effort in Europe since Bosnian War in mid-1990s.
University staff face redundancies as fewer students enrol
Domestic university enrolments are down 10 per cent across the board.
Are students safe? Sexual violence, bullying and harassment at top unis
Sexual harassment agencies have called for an independent body to be created.
Ardern under pressure, but National must find new political centre
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'They called me a terrorist': Young Indians, hate and Hindutva in New Zealand
The people who watched her grow up turned against her - because of her research.
'Crossed the line': Media Council rules against Indian news site for attack on Massey academic
'It is unsustainable to describe it as news,' the decision read.
Warning rent rises in North could push families into poverty
Mixture of policy and market considerations pushing rents up in Northland.
Flood-prone Anzac Parade homes: What's the answer?
Massey University team researches facts for Horizons' Anzac Pde flood solution.
'There's always a way': Students with lower grades urged to apply for university
Universities say they're doing everything they can to help new students.
'Bleak picture for tenants': Where rents rose the fastest
Rents for New Zealand's 1.3 million tenants outstripped the rate of inflation.
Experts share findings for Whanganui flood risk strategy
Massey University experts have been looking at Anzac Parade flood risk and resilience.
The Monday Q&A: Tireless environmental worker Graham Pearson enjoys the seaside life
"Sticky date pudding at the Rutland Arms Inn is my go-to outing."
Opinion | Treaty-based universities flog a dead horse
OPINION: Hemopereki Simon challenges universities to go beyond token Treaty signalling.
Police aware of concerns about far-right Indian groups in NZ
Massey University professor under fire for research on Hindu nationalist groups.
'World of digital hate': Academic hit by right-wing trolls
Hindutva groups are attacking academic freedom in New Zealand, he says.
Terror attack: Security services checking watchlist of 40 people
Security services focus on those who might be motivated by the New Lynn attack.
'It's going to happen again': Terror expert's stark warning for New Zealand
"Lone wolf" terror attacks are especially hard to prevent, Dr John Battersby says.
New Zealand universities climb in world rankings
The Times Higher Education rankings look at more than 1600 institutions.
Mandatory recordkeeping poses questions of public trust, digital divide
By some estimates, 20 per cent of the adult population do not have a smartphone.
Home is where the heart is for Lou Walker
A visiting friend even compared Whanganui to Rarotonga.
Baby orca Toa: Euthanasia discussion needs to begin - expert
Toa has developed colic but it's unclear how much distress he is in.