Education

David Cunliffe –  david.cunliffe@parliament.govt.nz So, Science and Innovation are a central policy issue for the John Key Government. Their challenge is to walk the talk

History is replete with examples cataloguing the impact of the celestial sky on our civilisations, from engineering and science to literature, art and music. The

More than 150 persons have raised their voice against the decision of the Victoria University to dispense with the services of Professor of Philosophy Dr

Venkat Raman –  Raising children in a positive environment according opportunities for their intellectual, physical and personality development has grown beyond parental and domestic responsibility

Gina Giordani  I had an amazing opportunity to visit the Republic of China (ROC) or Taiwan last month with seven other young New Zealand Future

Inspector Bruce O’Brien –  Counties Manukau Police are concerned at a rise in recent criminal activity by unsupervised young people, some as young as 10-years

Staff Reporter – A former Auckland student has the potential of becoming a ‘global phenomenon’ as she ushers in ‘Digital Renaissance’ with the launch of

Private training provider NZMA, part of the ACG Tertiary & Careers Group, has secured its place as New Zealand’s top hospitality and cookery school, taking

Staff Reporter –  The efforts of the New Zealand Police to encourage various ethnic groups to join its ranks received another boost with the renewal

Local Titirangi and Year 10 ACG Sunderland student Vanshika Nadgir is looking forward to competing in the region-wide Mathex Competition scheduled to be held on

Landing a job as a Supply Chain Administrator in the farming sector was a dream come true for Jot Bisht. His new job with Farmlands

Sanaya Master –  The first ecologically conscious World Zoroastrian Youth Congress will be held in Auckland from December 28, 2015 to January 2, 2016. In

Staff Reporter –  Although New Zealand has a long history of attempting to reintroduce native species into their former habitats, experts believe that projects have

Marewa Glover –  Trying to get people to stop smoking has been a public health priority in New Zealand for the past 30 years. We

Scott Mitchell –  PwC released its Golden Age Index last week, rating the success of countries in harnessing the economic power of older workers. It

Kieran Madden – New Zealand got a glowing report card from the OECD recently for economic performance and the policies set in place to bolster

A Massey University information technology academic has published his first novel set in New Zealand after World War I. The book is based on his

Staff Reporter –  A Massey psychologist has received a global honour for his research tackling the intractable issue of reducing global poverty. Professor Stuart Carr,

Dr Rajesh Shukla –  More than 12,000 students come from India to New Zealand every year to pursue their higher education at our Universities and

Helping prep food with New Zealand’s most recognised celebrity chef was one of life’s unforgettable moments for Sri Lankan cookery student Pramith Kularathne Heeraluge, who

Sanaya Master –  With 101 questions flying back and forth as the countdown to the 6th World Zoroastrian Youth Congress begins, we thought it would

Venkat Raman There is an old Tamil saying that victory comes to those who articulate well. The gift of the gab does not always purport

Dr Katherine Kedzierska A University of Melbourne-led research team has cracked the riddle of how flu-killing immunity cells memorise distinct strains of influenza, which could

Mark Worsop –  Growing demand for NZMA’s hospitality, cookery and business programmes has sparked a massive expansion of the provider’s state-of-the-art Sylvia Park Campus. Work