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OPINION: Des Gorman writes that battering people with fear could have dire consequences.
Business Hub: Cecilia Tarrant on giving back and building up future business leaders
Despite climbing the corporate ranks Tarrant says she hit the glass ceiling hard.
University lecture halls off-limits all year
Delta decision: Better to keep all lessons online, University of Auckland says.
Auckland professor says 'specific nation-building' course to get citizenship could counter terrorism
Sikhs asked to wear their kirpan daggers inside their clothes, away from public visibility
New Zealand universities climb in world rankings
The Times Higher Education rankings look at more than 1600 institutions.
Lack of fee waiver information disappoints students stuck in halls of residence
Students feel frustrated they weren't told about their accommodation payments.
Day 11 lockdown's locations of interest include popular Auckland bar
The new locations are dated pre-lockdown, from August 11-17.
Mandatory recordkeeping poses questions of public trust, digital divide
By some estimates, 20 per cent of the adult population do not have a smartphone.
Hundreds of students isolating at Auckland uni hall
Students advised to keep to their rooms 'until further notice' except to use bathrooms.
Auckland Uni student tests positive for Covid, cases at two big schools
Two big schools and the University of Auckland linked to Covid cases.
Covid-19: Hundreds could die if NZ re-opened without health measures - study
Reopening NZ without measures like lockdowns may mean more than 11,000 hospitalisations.
We still don't know how long Covid has been in the community: Experts
It is possible that Covid has been in the community for up to two weeks.
'Rushed to liquor store': Students run for essentials before lockdown
A rash of alcohol purchases at some university hostels as lockdown was announced.
PM: 200 Afghan locals could be rescued by NZ extraction operation
Extraction priority will be for the locals who assisted NZ's Defence Force: PM
Matt Heath: Why being wrong is good - and being offended is cowardly
OPINION: Don't be afraid of being wrong.
Opinion: The criticism of seven professors over Māori science has missed its target
So far, opponents have avoided stating mātauranga Māori is scientific.
Bruce Logan: University of Auckland and cancel culture
OPINION: How did we end up shouting down a defence of scientific methodology?
Trust busting: Is it the beginning of the end for hiding relationship property?
Trusts used to hide relationship property are under attack and may be losing their power.
Students reply to letter claiming Māori knowledge isn't science
Māori and Pasifika students say "merge of sciences" in their course is much more engaging.
DoC criticised for 'scare tactics' over sanctuary proposal
Department of Conservation accused of providing 'inadequate' information.
Takedown: Facebook bans anti-vax group for 'false claims'
Voices for Freedom told by Facebook it spreads falsehoods and 'harmful misinformation'.
'Scientific racism': Experts reject claim Māori knowledge isn't science
Diminshing role of Māori knowledge a tool for 'exclusion and exploitation', rebuttal says.
'Hurt and dismay': Professors slammed for letter claiming Māori knowledge is not science
The letter does not represent Auckland University's views, vice-chancellor says.
Rare Māori statue fetches world record $3.7m at auction
The colonialist, the ad man, the smuggler and the $3.7m Maori carving.
Sexist attitudes blight NZ women entrepreneurs - study
Businesswomen trying to raise capital face long-standing road blocks, research finds.
Micro doses of LSD to be tested on late-stage cancer patients
Researcher says minute doses might make people more 'cognitively flexible'.
'Just reach out': Pregnant women with untreated depression urged to get help
A study has found 12 per cent of pregnant women with depression symptoms aren't medicated.
'Lock them in, no breaks': Expert's advice on infected mariners
'New Zealand should take lessons from what is now happening in New South Wales.'
Michael Neill: The plight of the humanities
Opinion: Studies in arts and humanities are in disastrous decline.
Maramataka: Māori lunar calendar to be taught at Nasa
After working with First Nations for over two decades, Nasa has asked Aotearoa to join.
'Pure hearsay': Chinese deny spies at universities claim
Embassy says accusations from lecturers are 'pure hearsay' and 'groundless'.
Lecturers: 'Chinese spies in NZ universities'
People not enrolled in courses "turning up to lectures and gathering intelligence".