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'Wake-up call': Warning A grades set to overtake Bs as most common mark at universities

Dr James Kierstead says grade inflation is narrowing the marking scale.

Property Insider: Bidders race to land $800m Christchurch prison expansion deal

Plans for the expansion include 240 high-security beds in 160 cells.

Scarfies dump couches, mattresses, rubbish in student quarter streets after final exams

Five large bins took more than five tonnes of rubbish off Dunedin streets.

Medical school and pro netball: Hall’s prescription for success

The 21-year-old debuted for the Silver Ferns after a standout 2024 season.

Editorial: Adapt or fall behind – how Kiwi workers can take advantage of AI

OPINION: AI is already causing job losses, but different skills will now be in demand.

More a resort than student digs: First look inside new UniLodge Auckland Central

Ashton Mitchell architect Cliff Paul's stylish new Auckland CBD tower for uni students.

Teachers day off: Improving working conditions will improve learning conditions, union says

PPTA President Chris Abercrombie is with us to take us through what needs to change in our education sector.

Builder appointed to 32-level $201m Auckland CBD student tower

This week's $310m equity raise to repay bank debt and fund the construction of tower.

Auckland University makes Treaty of Waitangi paper optional after backlash

About 8000 students took the compulsory Treaty paper this year.