Reading revolution: The new way your kids will be taught to read
Schools are getting 2.4m copies of new phonics-based reading books - will they work?
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War of words as experts clash over how to teach kids to read
Debate raging between experts on whether phonics is the way to teach reading or a "fad".
A quarter of Kiwis don't intend to get Covid vaccine
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Support for 'homesick' students
On-campus support services are vital for Pacific students as Covid creates new challenges.
Massey professors hit out over controversial science shake-up
More than 70 Massey professors make rare and direct appeal to chancellor over shake-up.
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Judith Collins' next gig: Thriller writer
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Massey scientists 'stressed and anxious' as course cuts confirmed
Staff facing uncertainty as Massey opts to slash science course offerings by nearly half.
'This is a real issue but no one talks about it': Sexuality at aged care facilities
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Doors close on non-preferred applicants at our medical schools.
Massey staff hit out at 'unfair' proposal to outsource jobs
Massey staff hit out at 'unfair' out-sourcing proposal that could see dozens of jobs go.
Choices, choices: How to decide where to train or study in NZ
How to choose the best place to train or retrain in the Covid recession.
Air travel – the road to recovery
University aviation graduates have key part to play in airline industry's recovery.
Enrolments soar at training institutions as Covid-19 bites
Early applications for 2021 have doubled at some polytechs.
$400k and the 'priceless' student
Graduates with real-life work experience in demand by employers, and one proves this
Futurist's dire prediction: 'Get ready, another pandemic is coming'
Futurist blames humans for pandemics like Covid-19 and says there will be more.
Massey shake-up: Science societies urge Govt to step in
Scientific societies want Govt to act on floated cuts that could see 100 Massey jobs go.
A passion for speech
Brought up with a love of language, speech-language therapist continues legacy.
Top of the class: The New Zealand university rich list
New Zealand universities, with $12b in assets, ranked.
Massey shake-up: Over a third of academic science staff could go
Cuts proposed by Massey today could spell biggest hit to science academics in NZ history.
Woman has 'tough' role in fighting rising mental health rates
New university qualifications for those on the frontline in tackling NZ's mental health.
Hundreds of academics face redundancy as universities try to claw back millions of dollars
Hundreds of academic jobs at risk if NZ border stays closed.
Kiwi lands Dyson award for compostable shoe design
22-year-old Rik Olthuis has always dreamed of designing athletic shoes.
Racism 'major issue' at universities
Thirty-seven Māori professors call for a nationwide review of institutional racism.
Illness leads to business
Life-altering experience - and business degree - help Kiwi woman navigate the pandemic.
Why NZ's native birds are closer to extinction than 40 years ago
Despite decades of work, NZ's native birds are closer to the brink now than 40 years ago.
Scientists 'shocked and upset' over new PR policies
Massey scientists claim they're being gagged from publicly criticising their university.
New cameras on boats roll-out should go further - Greenpeace
Environmentalists have urged the Govt to push further with roll-out of cameras on boats.
Universities open door to students without UE
Universities relax the rules due to Covid-19 disruption.
University of Auckland leaps back into world's top 150
The University of Auckland has jumped 32 places to its best world ranking since 2011.
Results of water tests capture farmer interest
Started in 2017, the Rangitīkei Rivers Catchment Collective is still growing.
Three-quarters of Kiwis intend to get Covid vaccine, but fewer want to pay for it
New Zealanders are more willing than Americans, British, and Germans to get immunised.
Students choosing between catching the bus and eating lunch
Gold Card for students? Pitch to make public transport free during off-peak hours.
Anxious Auckland parents keep kids at home
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