Transport and housing 'huge' barriers for young job hunters
Some students have also chosen to work and support their families.
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Students gaining experience on new Manawatū-Tararua highway
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Back to school: Device requirements add to cost pressures for families
A solo mother of triplets is having to dig deep as her kids start college.
Focus: International student opens up about studying in NZ
'It's very lonely' - Loyd Doron's dream was to start his career in New Zealand but the journey so far has been far from a fairytale. Video / Mark Mitchell
Kiwi parents starting to see tourism as 'viable career'
Parental support has driven an increase in enrolments at the NZ School of Tourism.
Uni's cheating cases soar since pandemic began; students 'take advantage' of 'generosity'
What's behind the increase?
Students sharpen pencils for climate change action
Students for Climate Solutions disappointed with judgment not to grant judicial review.
Chlöe Swarbrick: What's happened to tertiary education?
OPINION: Today's students are this country's future professionals.
Chronic teacher sickness: Principal says school 'limped' to mid-year with huge Covid absences
"To have six or seven [relievers] in a day is not unusual."
Truancy crisis: Fewer than 60% attend school regularly - Govt sets targets to combat startling student stat
Truancy in New Zealand has been getting steadily worse since 2015.
Focus: Faafoi & Hipkins on border fully reopening
11 May 2022. Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi and Education Minister Chris Hipkins said the full reopening is a significant milestone. Video / Michael Craig
Chris Hipkins wants more diverse international students
Education Minister wants to build the sector back with students from a wider pool.
Accused rapist leaves Auckland University, dodging penalty
The case sparked an outcry among university students.
Watch: Couches burn as Dunedin students 'celebrate' St Patrick's Day
Dunedin students' love affair with burning couches has been rekindled for St Patrick's Day 'celebrations'. Video / Supplied
Three quarters of schools dealing with Covid cases
New cases down in Auckland schools and ECEs - but outside the city they've nearly doubled.
Omicron outbreak: 717 schools, ECEs dealing with Covid cases
The move to phase 3 will make case management much simpler for schools.
Principals unhappy with plan to restrict enrolments from young foreign students
Current system may lead to inequity and immigration pressure, document says.
Auckland University to move lectures online for first semester as Omicron hits
Students will still be allowed on campus, Vice Chancellor says.
Dawn Freshwater: International study has changed - for good
OPINION: University of Auckland vice-chancellor charts the future for foreign students.
'I want to see my family': International students' plea for Kiwis to get jabbed
Free access to the Pfizer vaccine is an immense privilege, one student says.
A student was expelled after telling a teacher to 'f*** off'. Now the school's been told to apologise
Teen was expelled after swearing at teacher during argument over an iPad.
School ball strife: Eden Park stops booking balls after noise complaints
Noise concerns marred an otherwise successful ball, Auckland Girls Grammar principal says.
Campus tour: Oxford and Harvard offer free university courses
Broaden your horizons with these free online courses from top international universities.
Local Focus: Young innovators in lockdown
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Focus Live: PM Jacinda Ardern reveals $130m support package for tertiary students
The Government will spend more than $130 million on a student support package, which aims to assist financially embattled students dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic.
'Like a big sister': Schoolgirl groomed by female teacher
The 14yo schoolgirl was convinced her teacher was "like a big sister".
Only have sex if you're sober - new police warning for Orientation Week
Sex is for the sober, police say, ahead of universities' orientation week parties.
Ambulance staff hindered by drunken incidents
St John has had to remind the public that damage to their vehicles will be taken seriously
Party death 'still fresh in students' minds', influencing behaviour
Sophia Crestani's death is having an impact on the way students are partying.
Alleged rape victim fighting to keep her place at uni
International student is appealing the decision to terminate her enrolment.
'Grades are not a life sentence': NCEA results revealed for 140,000 students
We're proud of you no matter your marks, the Piacun twins' parents told them.
Kerre McIvor: Cry me a river, student loan dodgers!
COMMENT: Kerre McIvor has no sympathy for overseas loan defaulters.
School group 'gutted' by cancellation of ABs game
A group which travelled from Feilding to play locals and watch the game will miss out.
Fatal stampede: Woman killed in crush to flee rowdy student party
The incident took place on Dundas St overnight.