Te Pūkenga proposal would cut more than 400 jobs
The national vocational education organisation has been briefing its 10,000 staff.
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A university student was floored by the lack of cheap carparks near the city campus.
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Our universities have been on hunger rations for the entire term of this Govt.
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Hundreds of jobs facing the chop at Victoria University over forecast deficit
The university is forecasting a deficit of $33 million.
Wintec Te Pūkenga celebrates 30-year nursing milestone
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‘I thought it was the norms...everyone’s going in and out of prison’
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Otago university redundancies, $9m ram raid top-up & AT spending $20k on taxis | Focus Morning Bulletin: 21 April, 2023
The University of Otago faces redundancies with lacking enrolments, Retail Crime Prevention Fund up to $15 million and why Auckland Transport spent $20k on taxis at Harry Styles concert in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
'Terrible day for Dunedin': Uni facing hundreds of job cuts
The University of Otago is battling rising costs and falling student numbers.
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Watch: West Aucklander's joy of getting into Yale
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Student loan borrower arrested at border in 'last resort' over missing repayments
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Concerns meningitis vaccine running low, claims two student cases not linked
The Meningitis Foundation is concerned about low vaccine supplies.
'Massive' job ahead for cyclone recovery, forestry future uncertain & truancy officers return | Focus Morning Bulletin: 21 February, 2023
The millions announced for Cyclone Gabrielle recovery, the future of forestry in flood-hit regions remains uncertain and truancy officers return to schools in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Churning it out: AI forces universities to rethink focus on essay writing
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.'
‘Hit significantly’: All Auckland learning facilities to close until next Tuesday
'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
A UN envoy met with Afghan education minister to discuss the ban on women in universities.
Fiancee hits back at critics after graduation proposal
“Whilst I appreciate your concerns, I don’t appreciate being spoken for."
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