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Otago graduation threats: Accused 'wanted to surpass mosque attacks'
The 22-year-old woman appeared in the Auckland District Court today.
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NZ door opening for 500 students a month?
Decision expected soon on next cohort of overseas students coming into NZ.
Police closing in on Otago Uni threat-maker, 'highly likely' they've told others of their offending
More than 3000 students had their graduation ceremonies cancelled after threats.
More uni graduations abandoned over security threat
The specific and detailed threat has already seen more than 1000 students miss out.
Massey professors hit out over controversial science shake-up
More than 70 Massey professors make rare and direct appeal to chancellor over shake-up.
Police silent on report graduations threatened with shooting
Police not confirming report that suggested a shooting was the threat at Otago ceremonies.
University of Otago graduation ceremony cancelled after security threat
Southern District Commander Superintendent Paul Basham and University of Otago Vice-Chancellor Harlene Hayne explain why the event was called off. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / ODT
Government deal paves way for foreign students return
The pandemic has devastated New Zealand's international education sector.
University's $5m mansion purchase slammed by watchdog
University of Auckland's purchase of Parnell home for boss not justified: Auditor-General.
Ex-manager splurged $110k as Unitec shed staff to cut costs
Unitec was facing multi-million shortfalls when it was defrauded by a senior manager.
Student refunds: Auckland business school pleads guilty to theft
The school was deregistered in 2017 over concerns about its performance.
Revealed: Where the new jobs are in a Covid world
What kind of training will lead to secure jobs as we recover from the Covid recession?
Charges dismissed against business school in first case of its kind
It was the first company to face prosecution over allegedly falsifying student records.
Covid-19: Auckland University students told compassionate pass is available
All exams at Auckland University today will be online due to the latest Covid-19 scare.
What's your qualification worth? Use our calculator to find out
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PhD students told: 'Take a break, pick fruit'
Foreign doctoral students advised to take a 'holiday' and pick fruit.
Who gets into med school? Row over Māori, Pacific preferences explained
Doors close on non-preferred applicants at our medical schools.
Choices, choices: How to decide where to train or study in NZ
How to choose the best place to train or retrain in the Covid recession.
Professional rugby player's down to earth career move
Player hit the books during lockdown to prepare for life after rugby.
Enrolments soar at training institutions as Covid-19 bites
Early applications for 2021 have doubled at some polytechs.
Queen St schools and shops close as Covid bites
A sixth Queen St campus is closing and 40 Queen St shops are now vacant.
Massey shake-up: Science societies urge Govt to step in
Scientific societies want Govt to act on floated cuts that could see 100 Massey jobs go.
Auckland Uni's 'bizarre' files on students' social media posts
The university monitored students' social media activity almost every day for months.
New scheme sees trainee teachers immersed in classroom - and fees covered
'Historically, training teachers have spent more time at university than at a school.'
NZ opens door for 250 graduate students
Government will let in 250 postgraduate students from next month.
Top of the class: The New Zealand university rich list
New Zealand universities, with $12b in assets, ranked.
Covid's tech boom: The company offering free courses to get you into tech
Tech firm IBM is training a more diverse future workforce in software and AI - for free.
Massey science cuts: National MP wants Govt to step in
National's Parmjeet Parmar says Govt should intervene in proposed Massey science cuts.
Massey shake-up: Over a third of academic science staff could go
Cuts proposed by Massey today could spell biggest hit to science academics in NZ history.
The tragic death of Sophia Crestani: Family reflects a year after uni party horror
The family of Sophia Crestani are still heartbroken a year after her tragic death.
Hundreds of academics face redundancy as universities try to claw back millions of dollars
Hundreds of academic jobs at risk if NZ border stays closed.
Fees-free lures students as unis plead for cash
First-year tertiary students give the government an A; unis reach for the red pen.