Cheapest university fees hit $6000 a year
Auckland University is raising fees and cutting staff to meet a budgetary squeeze
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A polytech whistleblower has been ordered to pay her former employer $5700 in legal costs.
Rich lister gifts $1m to Auckland University
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Chch school for foreign students closed
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Election voters must choose between two starkly different sets of education priorities.
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The top 1000 universities list is out and Auckland University has tumbled down the ranks.
Ardern: More fees for Aussies, but benefits stay
Labour would maintain the moral high ground even as Aussie cuts Kiwi rights.
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Ardern: Free tertiary won't be a three-year holiday
Students will have to pass at least half of their papers to get free study.
Housing, immigration and tax dominate leaders' debate
English and Ardern have clashed over housing, immigration and tax in first debate.
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"Are you asking Bill that question too?"
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Husband speaks out: 'My wife isn't a labour unit'
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Degree no guarantee
School, university, high paying job. Or so goes the narrative school leavers buy into.
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Labour has ruled out raising income tax if it gets into Government.
Labour: Tighter student visas cost $130m
Labour says its planned crackdown on student visas will cut $130m off education revenue.
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Choosing between education policies comes down to how much you trust teachers.
NZQA takes unregistered tertiary provider, director to court
An unregistered tertiary provider faces court action after claiming it was NZQA approved.
Labour accuses polytech of whistleblower 'witch hunt'
Labour says a Taranaki polytech's search for a whistleblower amounted to a 'witch hunt'.
Polytech whistleblower to pay $6k over letter to MPs
A polytech whistleblower has to pay her former employer $6000.
Chinese university chooses EIT partnership
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