Euthanasia risks people with disabilities
Danielle van Dalen With a final amended version of the End of Life Choice Bill on which voting is expected to take place this month,
Danielle van Dalen With a final amended version of the End of Life Choice Bill on which voting is expected to take place this month,
Supplied Content Promising students from four low decile Auckland schools will have a better chance of achieving University Entrance, thanks to a gift from the
Danielle van Dalen Imagine if you could influence funding for the healthcare you receive, or for the schools your children attend, with just a few
Supplied Content Daniel Rajamanohar has just secured a job he hopes will make a big difference in the lives of many New Zealanders. The 24-year-old
‘Risk of suicide, mental health and other problems high’ Foreign students’ lives are at risk because of a lack of culturally-appropriate counselling and mental health
Sourced Content Gaining an overseas education has earned Denil Philip a management career in one of the most exciting industries of the future – Biomedical
Laura Walters Stand First: The Education Minister is working hard to provide certainty as the Government begins its vocational education overhaul. The Government’s biggest reform
Supplied Content Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) has welcomed the Government’s announcement of Vocational Education Reforms, saying that it would accrue advantages to students in
Kieran Madden In just over a decade, the ‘Growth Mindset’ has graduated from an exciting theory to accepted wisdom in classrooms across the world, now
Charlie Dreaver Both unions representing teachers, The New Zealand Educational Institute (NZEI) and the Post-Primary Teachers Association (PPTA) have confirmed that they will be taking
Laura Williams From The House in Wellington July 28, 2019 New Zealand’s youth MPs challenged the Government to lift the success of students by making
A Correspondent A couple, whose work visa under essential skills had been declined, had appealed to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal against their liability for
John Gerritsen Early childhood services are worried that they cannot afford to keep up if kindergarten teachers win the same big pay rises as school teachers recently
Hamilton, July 15, 2019 An Auckland man has been jailed for six-and-a-half years for possessing, distributing and producing images of child sexual exploitation. Customs started
Supplied Content The Commerce Commission has filed High Court proceedings against Westpac New Zealand Limited (Westpac). The Commission alleges that the Bank breached the Credit
Sourced Content Education New Zealand (ENZ) has launched a new Agent Training Portal. Called, ‘AgentLab,’ the Portal provides training, tools and resources for agents to
Sourced Content Latest data from CERT NZ shows that New Zealanders from all over the country continue to be affected by cybersecurity issues. The Quarter
Peter Dunne What are we going to do about District Health Boards? News this week that the Government is looking at a further bail-out of
Katie Scotcher Staff at the University of Auckland say that they were silenced by senior management after raising concerns about a student with extreme far-right
Gill Bonnett Immigration New Zealand (INZ) is under fire from students and education providers who say they are paying a heavy cost for a poor
A Correspondent Getting New Zealand experience is vital for job seekers wanting to climb the corporate ladder. Manukau Institute of Technology prides itself on teaching
Auckland University of Technology (AUT) has launched an initiative to bridge the gap between research, clinical care and public policy in the prevention and treatment
Thirty one new projects will receive funding worth $4 million over the next two years through the seventh round of Te Pūnaha Hihiko: Vision Mātauranga
Sourced Content Health Minister David Clark said that a Commissioner was needed to lead the “significant changes” required at the Waikato District Health Board (DHB).
Katie Todd Central Christchurch hospitality operators fear that they could be heading into the toughest winter to date. Eight years on from the earthquakes, there
‘Blooming Buds’ a tribute to early Croatian settlers in Waitakere Venkat Raman A new Childcare Centre aiming to make a difference in Early Childhood Education
Supplied Content Three Indian students who were caught up in immigration fraud and subsequently faced deportation have been granted a reprieve on compassionate grounds by
Venkat Raman International students and those seeking employment can expect to derive the benefit of sound advise and perhaps even practical support at a free
Mental health helplines have been inundated with calls from people traumatised by media coverage of the Christchurch terror attacks. People who saw the gunman’s own
Event on April 27 at 230 pm, Jubilee Building, 545 Parnell Road, Auckland Venkat Raman A holistic approach to the human condition, ways and means
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