Education

Welcome Bay free school bus trial begins

A school bus trial to establish whether free fares for students can assist in Tauranga's traffic congestion begins at the start of Term One for Welcome Bay students. The... Read More

Grow Organics to inspire, enthuse and educate

Want to know more about organic production and be part of a long-term solution in the primary industry? Bay of Plenty's largest tertiary institution Toi Ohomai... Read More

Sexual assaults spike linked to start of uni

Police Minister Stuart Nash says anecdotal evidence suggests an increase in the number of sexual assaults at the beginning of each year may be linked to students... Read More

Getting back to natural health

More than 50 Western Bay of Plenty youth are getting back to nature to help improve their health and wellbeing with a kaupapa Māori programme in Mount Maunganui... Read More

A leg up for university students

Prominent New Zealand businessman and philanthropist Tony Falkenstein is donating half a million dollars to enable students at the University's Management School... Read More

An early bird experience

A children's book written to support whanau of premature babies will be gifted free to families whose babies go through one of New Zealand's six Neonatal Intensive... Read More

Students get special grades after exam glitch

NCEA exam results published online included aggregate marks for nearly 1100 students whose online English exam was marred by a technical failure last year. The... Read More

D-day for NCEA results

Students across New Zealand will be waking up this morning keen to see what their results are for last year's NCEA exams. New Zealand Qualifications Authority... Read More

Building skills for a fast-paced business world

On a daily basis, you'll find Saunoa Pau, Junior Legal Secretary at Holland Beckett in Tauranga, preparing of a wide range of legal documents, managing a database... Read More

Recipients of new Tauranga scholarship

It may be haere rā to Papamoa College for Brooke Bayly and Joshua Brown, but the year 13 students won't have to go far when they start university next year. The... Read More

Achieving study aspirations

An upcoming information day at Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology is set to help people in the community to achieve their New Year aspirations. As the largest... Read More

Wages falling behind cost of living

A Council of Trade Unions survey shows 71 per cent of nearly 1200 workers say their income has fallen behind their expenses. However, this follows news of the... Read More