University of Waikato on measles alert after infected person visits campus
The part-time student contracted the disease from a family member.
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Two-week window for $10,000 beginner teacher grants
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Local Focus: Women engineers needed to design cars (and everything else)
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'A kick in the teeth': Teacher stuck on $59,000 after 43 years
Primary teachers who trained after 1996 earn $12,000 more than those who trained earlier.
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Big read: How a high-school drop-out dared to dream of university
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Kiwi biotech company takes science to market
From its Waikato base, Synthase Biotech is aiming for the global drug market.
Polytech second-half rolls jump with free fees
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