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ChatGPT is driving academics to consider using oral assessments more.
Victoria University appoints two new Māori professors
For the first time, two Māori professors have been appointed at the same time.
AUT drops redundancy plan, staff to keep jobs for at least six months
Lengthy union negotiations have resulted in AUT backing out of staff dismissals.
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'I know this is a late announcement that will cause disruption.'
'$360m wasteful spending': Wealthy students benefit most from flagship Labour policy
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UN envoy meets with Afghan minister over ban on women in universities
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Union takes legal action against AUT over 170 job cuts
The job losses were announced at the end of last month for full-time academic positions.
Focus: International student opens up about studying in NZ
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In ‘zero-Covid’ China, one case locks down Peking University
Authorities sticking to a strict “zero-Covid” approach despite growing public discontent.
Govt considering paid placements for nursing students, push for second Harbour Bridge & Republican upset in US | Focus Morning Bulletin: 14 November, 2022
The Government considering paid placements for nursing students, why a second Harbour Bridge could be better than a tunnel & major midterm Republican upset in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
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EIT will lose name in mega merger
The longstanding institute of technology is set for a name change as part of the merger.
University union members to strike on Thursday
Tertiary Education Union says its members were walking off the job for part of the day.
Mood of the Boardroom: Education sector plays catch-up
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Triple celebration as triplets graduate together
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Abandoned Ōtara building on fire
The building was 'well involved' in the fire when Fenz arrived.
AUT: Staff and students in limbo as job cuts loom
A senior lecturer says AUT's treatment of its academic staff is 'appalling'.
His daughter was slain by her ex-tutor. He wants staff-student relationships banned
Father of student killed by tutor Clayton Weatherston says change is needed.
Focus Live: PM Ardern says Government considering axing Covid traffic lights
During a visit to the University of Auckland PM Jacinda Ardern said that the Covid traffic light system will be reviewed, and potentially scrapped in the next "couple of weeks". Video / NZ Herald
University bans intimate relationships between staff, students
Any pre-existing relationships between staff and students must be declared.
Fresh allegation against a broadcasting school student referred to police
The school said the matter had been referred to police.
Uni's cheating cases soar since pandemic began; students 'take advantage' of 'generosity'
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New mega-polytech may need to cut staff - report
Te Pūkenga proposal not welcomed by union, which says polytechs are already low-staffed.
AUT apologises to academic for mishandling sexual harassment complaint against former head Max Abbott
'I did not experience the appropriate or adequate response to the harm I experienced'.
Departing head of polytech a 'scapegoat' - National
Stephen Town resigned from Te Pūkenga and may be being used as a scapegoat
New mega polytechnic's boss resigns
Te Pūkenga is facing a $100 million deficit this year and heavy criticism.