Hotel school closes after 34 years, blames border closures
Auckland hotel training school closes after 34 years due to border closure.
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Students are being reminded to keep party guests to a minimum as thousands return.
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Document dump: Warning uni students were moving to dole
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Victoria University has a plan about how to get international students back.
Most universities won't reopen until July
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University asks contractors to work without pay
Guest lecturers will not be paid in the second semester and contracts are being reviewed.
Vic Uni delays charging students for unoccupied rooms
Public backlash over 'opportunistic' $150-a-week placeholder fee at halls of residence.
Halls of residence students asked to contact uni to work a way forward
Students have complained about paying for rooms they can't live in during lockdown.
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Victoria, Auckland and Otago universities are charging students fees to hold their rooms.
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Auckland University campuses to stay closed until end of July
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Student revolt forces university backdown
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