Fifteen staff are jobless and 145 international students have to move to another school.

Fewer NZ children from poorer backgrounds are "beating the odds" to succeed at school.

NZ Poet Laureate Selina Tusitala Marsh has been writing in Hawke's Bay.

EDITORIAL: We need to entice more graduates into school teaching.

Families struggling with back-to-school costs are getting further stung by payday lenders.

Sam Menezes talks to the Herald about why she chose to study nursing at the University of Auckland. Video/Greg Bowker

Students switching from BA and BCom degrees to more job-rich fields such as IT.

OPINION: Investors deserve far higher standards than failed NZX company delivered.

An education provider incorrectly extended course end dates, skewing completion rates.

The new Government has signalled the arrest policy could be scrapped.

A Cabinet paper on the policy has been released.

Wintec is launching the investigation early next year.

"I accept it with gratitude and I will wear it with pride," Sir John Key said.

The Privacy Commissioner says the university was right to refuse the request.

COMMENT: University is not for everyone but it is valuable.

Humble degree could actually future-proof your career.

Teacher trainees will need better literacy and maths, and eventually postgraduate degrees

Briefings: Building spree creates a risk that development will exceed demand, TEC says.

Wintec has paid out an average of $18,200 per person in exit packages.

Aotea College students discuss looking forward to University with Labour's policies on free tertiary study. / Video by Derek Cheng

Education minister requests briefing on Wintec from TEC

Fees-free policy will help 30,000 at varsity and 50,000 in polytechs or industry training.

British Columbia turned down Nigel Murray's bid for a medical school in suburban Vancouver

Samoan, Māori and Native American mix at the Sundance Institute

There is a call for a ministerial inquiry into the Waikato tertiary institute

Best Pacific Institute of Education served students in west and south Auckland.

Wintec Council says it was being a responsible employer spending $174,212 on legal fees.

About 70 Massey University staff want to take voluntary redundancy, and more may go

The Government's tertiary student allowance rise has potential for abuse, National says.

Many of today's jobs will cease to exist in the years ahead but we needn't panic.