School bans Social Media accounts
Laura Tupou (Radio NZ) An Auckland School is taking a stand against social media, asking its students not to have any social media accounts until
Laura Tupou (Radio NZ) An Auckland School is taking a stand against social media, asking its students not to have any social media accounts until
Staff Reporter A new search tool on the Study in New Zealand (SiNZ) website makes it easier for students to learn the courses and programmes offered by
University of Auckland launches new project Dr Maria Armoudian We are trying to ask the big questions behind the news. We want to elevate critical
A 47-year-old Auckland woman has appeared in the Auckland District Court on February 7, 2018 charged with unlawfully providing immigration advice and taking fees for
Attitude change is imperative to fix the issue David Rutherford and Paula Tesoriero The recent case of an autistic boy having to move schools due
‘CancerSEEK’ is less invasive and different Dr Peter Gibbs Researchers have developed a blood test that can detect the presence of eight common cancers. Called CancerSEEK, the
Chris Hipkins I extend my best wishes to the many thousands of Kiwi children who are off to school this week. Almost 775,000 students are
Existing and emerging potential need practical thrust Manoj Ladwa Through India Trade Alliance, New Zealand India and New Zealand share ties that go back centuries
Chris Hipkins Overassessment of students and teacher workload will be addressed as part of the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) review starting early this
Venkat Raman Hundreds of students of the Best Pacific Institute of Education are reportedly worried about their future as they struggle to find an alternate
Clare Curran Communications Minister Clare Curran has released a report outlining the digital divide in New Zealand. The following is her Statement: In line with
Julie Anne Genter A New Report shows how girls experience online harm differently than boys, and tailored prevention approaches are needed. The Report ‘Insights into
Research to understand the Autonomic Nervous System Venkat Raman Do you know that almost every emotion activates your nervous system which in turn impacts on
Chris Hipkins The Government has taken a big first step towards making tertiary education and training more affordable for all New Zealanders. The Government’s first
Supplied Content Australian and Sri Lankan medical researchers have forged a new action plan to investigate the causes of a particular form of chronic kidney
Peter Dunne Politician and commentator Austin Mitchell once described the New Zealand education system as “a complex balance of groups, so nicely deadlocked as to
Chris Hipkins Students are a step closer to a more affordable future as the new government fast-tracks work on its free-fees tertiary education promise. Cabinet
Supplied Content The way depression is diagnosed and treated needs a major overhaul, authors of a new review article in the Scientific Journal ‘Brain, Behavior,
Neha Mokashi “Being a student is a challenge, being an international student poses an even bigger challenge. I believe that student life in my home
New scientific discovery stirs the scientific community Sourced Content For the first time, scientists have measured the violent death spiral of two dense neutron stars
University of Auckland announces Velocity 100k Challenge Winners Supplied Content A new surgical stitching device is being developed in New Zealand that could prevent complications
Ten-Day Youth Festival highlights talent of Indian Diaspora Venkat Raman The Indian Diaspora in New Zealand received recognition and accolades at the ‘Haryana Swarna Utsav,’
Supplied Content The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) is assisting International College of Auckland (ICA) to transfer about 80 international students to a high-quality tertiary
Staff Reporter More than 155 schools from around the country have signed up to take part in Wattie’s Cans for Good – national can collection
Supplied Content More than half of Kiwis do not have a workplace wellness programme, but for 40% of 25-39-year olds, it would be a reason
But the government yet to take a decision Venkat Raman More than 300 people endorsed a motion to list Hindi as Second Language in New
$750,000 for current year for GOs and NGOs Tertiary Education Minister Paul Goldsmith has announced allocation of $750,000 for the government’s ‘International Students Wellbeing Strategy’
Staff Reporter Siddharth Kesavan of Remuera Primary School. Dermira Manchanda of Mission Heights Primary School and Manav Kumar of Papatoetoe West School were winners of
Supplied Content The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) has cancelled the registration of Oasis International Education Limited, trading as Retail Business and Management College (RBMC).
Venkat Raman Education should not only foster the right attitude in people but also make them good partners in economic growth and social progress of
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