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Victoria students' association decision to auction unique art work 'sad'
The work was painted specifically for the university in the '70s - now it's on the market.
Several hundred affected when mandatory vaccine passports introduced at Victoria University
About 2 per cent of 22,000 students have indicated they do not intend to get the vaccine.
Wellington's Victoria University first to mandate vaccines for students in halls of residence
Covid-19 jabs will be mandatory in Victoria University's halls of residence from 2022.
NZ-made Covid vaccine booster trial to begin next year
NZ scientists plan to trial a locally-made Covid-19 booster vaccine by the end of 2022.
Victoria University staff accused of sexual assault or harassment by students 10 times in five years
The university also received two informal complaints regarding harassment or assault.
Graffiti attack on Victoria University building in weeks before suspicious fire
Three minor explosions were heard before the fire broke out.
Fire at Chinese research centre in Wellington being treated as suspicious
The fire broke out early today at the Contemporary Chinese Research Centre.
University lecturer found in breach of policy for failing to disclose relationship with student
Investigation finds student's allegations of assault unsubstantiated.
Vice-Chancellor behind Victoria University's controversial name change retires
Grant Guilford has emailed staff and students to say he will be retiring in March.
New Zealand universities climb in world rankings
The Times Higher Education rankings look at more than 1600 institutions.
Lack of fee waiver information disappoints students stuck in halls of residence
Students feel frustrated they weren't told about their accommodation payments.
Wellington Covid-19 cases grow to 11
Bloomfield says all of the new Wellington cases are known close contacts.
Mandatory recordkeeping poses questions of public trust, digital divide
By some estimates, 20 per cent of the adult population do not have a smartphone.
Students called out for lying about mental health to get work extensions
Students faking mental health issues have been called out by those with legitimate needs.
National's new tough on crime campaign uses bad data, attacks scheme Collins helped set up
Judith Collins was Minister of Police in 2010 and Minister of Justice in 2014.
Love and politics: Do Kiwi couples think more alike over time?
If you've heard elderly couples bicker over politics, this study may help explain why.
Climate crisis: Many Kiwis misunderstand sea level rise
Focusing on extreme and often unsound projections could lead to anxiety - researchers
Political Roundup: The Democratic and equity deficits in Three Waters reforms
Equity problems in the Government proposals, Representation and governance concerns.
'Pure hearsay': Chinese deny spies at universities claim
Embassy says accusations from lecturers are 'pure hearsay' and 'groundless'.
Lecturers: 'Chinese spies in NZ universities'
People not enrolled in courses "turning up to lectures and gathering intelligence".
Victoria University takes over management of two halls of residence
One of them is Te Puni Village where an alleged kidnapping happened earlier this year.
Earthquake swarm reveals NZ's hidden magma reservoir
Scientists think they've located the magma chamber within the supervolcano.
Dame Cindy Kiro giving up her voice to be the Queen's
Dame Cindy Kiro on growing up poor, the Treaty, and her new role as Governor General.
Uni lecturer under investigation for alleged assault, relationship with student
Formal complaint by student raised number of allegations against lecturer.
Three men arrested after alleged kidnapping at university hostel
The alleged offenders are due to appear in court next Wednesday.
Watch: 1km lost - incredible video shows famous NZ glacier's retreat
Footage of the Franz Josef Glacier retreating has been released by authorities.
'We are scared': Almost 3000 people respond to Wellington sexual violence survey
A third of respondents say they experience sexual violence or harassment every weekend.
Uni threatens to cancel graduation over $154 fee
The university said the incident was a mistake, and has apologised to the student.
Ngātiwai Trust Board appoints new CEO
Hūhana Lyndon has been appointed CEO of the Ngātiwai Trust Board.
Young jeweller started at 8, now the PM wears her earrings
Mentors helped jeweller Twilight Edwards make earrings now worn by the Prime Minister.
'Not just designated spaces but everywhere': Wellington's Rainbow community call for queer pride year-round
"We were forced into the shadows many years ago, and we're not going anywhere."
Inside the movement pushing Covid-19 anti-vax theories
Officials fear the protesters could undermine a national immunisation campaign.
Warnings of 'harrowing' situations in student hostels
The Education and Workforce Select Committee is looking into students' pastoral care.