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Architects irked by demolition of award-winning Unitec building
The plan is to 'give order to the rather disordered collection of buildings and spaces'.
Ex-Carrington Hospital buildings to remain: Strengthening, new uses planned
"These buildings rightly have the highest level of heritage protection."
Asbestos scare: Unitec boss apologises after five buildings close
Asbestos researchers to work alongside WorkSafe and Health and Safety team.
Five buildings at Unitec closed after asbestos discovered
One staff member said he was given 30 minutes to vacate his office.
Students 'incredibly disappointed', orientation scrapped
"We really wanted to give new students that first-year experience."
Not Just Water: Ex Rich Lister's plans to hit a $100m turnover
Businessman Tony Falkenstein plans to expand Just Life Group to hit a $100m turnover.
Ex-manager splurged $110k as Unitec shed staff to cut costs
Unitec was facing multi-million shortfalls when it was defrauded by a senior manager.
Revealed: Where the new jobs are in a Covid world
What kind of training will lead to secure jobs as we recover from the Covid recession?
Attack on Sikh journalist case dismissed
Man accused of attack says decision restores his dignity and reputation.
Uni boss steals more than $100k from taxpayers for clothes, holidays, Uber Eats
Exclusive: Staff at the tertiary institute were 'shocked and distressed' at the fraud.
'We made it': Embattled students prepare for NCEA after virus-disrupted year
More than 100,000 Kiwi school students are preparing for NCEA exams, which begin Monday.
Choices, choices: How to decide where to train or study in NZ
How to choose the best place to train or retrain in the Covid recession.
Enrolments soar at training institutions as Covid-19 bites
Early applications for 2021 have doubled at some polytechs.
Election 2020: Our diverse 40 new MPs
Who are they? They include our first African, Latin American and Sri Lankan MPs.
Universities open door to students without UE
Universities relax the rules due to Covid-19 disruption.
'Don't want to get ahead of ourselves': PM on possible change in NZ's alert levels
School students may get a fast-track into building industry jobs.
Uni may move hall residents to accommodate international students
Officials have signalled work is under way to allow foreign students to return to NZ.
Looming recession tipped to boost polytechs
Polytech and wānanga domestic enrolments forecast to jump 33 per cent.
Targeted fees-free retraining scheme tipped for Budget
It is difficult for mid-career people who lose their jobs to go back to study.
Rejected student visa applicant says INZ has 'shameful' approach
Immigration officials told the student they made mistakes, but refuse to refund him.
'White middle-class' fight over housing near school
Kiwibuild developer lashes out at 'little white middle-class community'.
Generation Debt: Will fees-free change lives?
Release from debt will change the lives of the fees-free generation.
One of the world's worst weeds found in Auckland
Himalayan wineberry bramble grows in dense, thick mass, smothering forest canopies.
Auckland school choice set to tighten
Housing infill will force zoning schemes at 103 of Auckland's 140 unzoned schools.
61 new schools planned, one new one funded
Government plans 61 new schools; funding announced for one at Milldale.
Dodgy concrete causes cyclist's damaging 'face plant'
From 20km/h to zero: Cyclist thrown over handlebars when crack in path caught wheel.
Audrey Young: Ardern's pitch to business
The contrast between Jacinda Ardern's speech last year and this year was stark.