University's expenses didn't end once it signed $5m cheque for boss's swanky Parnell pad.

The university monitored students' social media activity almost every day for months.

Why did these 400 Aucklanders cross the road? Because jaywalking is habit, study finds.

Business think-tank blames NZ educational decline on our 'child-centred' teaching.

We know Covid-19 can be spread through breathing and sneezing. But what about crying?

Students says their concerns about Covid-19 are being ignored by the university.

The sun will come out on Sunday, ya just gotta hang on until ... 7.02am.

Thirty-seven Māori professors call for a nationwide review of institutional racism.

It's reversed part of its decision to operate classes of up-to 300 people next week.

Should there be restrictions on quarantine and managed isolation workers' activities?

Lectures with 300 people without mandatory masks should not go ahead, say students.

We must be patient and let vaccine trials run their course, writes Helen Petousis-Harris.

Getting more ventilators is about future-proofing NZ and it's money well spent, MoH tells.

Universities relax the rules due to Covid-19 disruption.

PhD student had been counting the minutes to him and his wife becoming unlawful in NZ.

Photographer explains how he captured award-winning image off the Poor Knights Islands.

Force was used against Māori 40 per cent more often than Pākehā in offender proceedings.

Auckland's lockdown extension just made beating the outbreak 10% more likely. But how?

NZ quarantine hotels are full, but South Australia has room for 300 students.

The latest case is a student from AUT, who started experiencing symptoms on the weekend.

'We think there is a possibility of five to six of dozen active infectious cases.'

Most Auckland children straying at home - they know the drill.

Pharmacists, other healthcare professions line up for $1200 postgrad course.