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Wine wunderkind's wanderlust leads to Europe.
Te Pūkenga proposal would cut more than 400 jobs
The national vocational education organisation has been briefing its 10,000 staff.
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Students still unable to use the flooded Taradale campus instead use community venues.
'Go out and do it!' Retiree relishes new construction skills
67-year-old Shelley Foster is studyin a Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Level 3)
Four UCOL Whanganui courses axed
"... If demand for these courses returns, then we will consider running them again.”
EIT’s main campus was ‘90 per cent’ flooded, won’t open before March
Eastern Institute of Technology Te Pūkenga is working to get courses up and running.
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