Immigration cuts under any new government will depend on how badly we want to build our infrastructure
Simon bridges hints at bringing fresh talent in frontbench: What does it augur for the Kiwi-Indian MPs
Santa comes to Nadi: Paul Ross, founder of Pacific Kids, organises for a Christmas party for the children at Loloma House
New Zealand A new future for work skills training in NZ“The strong labour market is encouraging young people to move directly into the workforce rather than continue in formal education, when it needs to be smarter and accommodate both..."
Education Simplifying maths for young minds at Mathematica“Our students are given individual attention and support after identifying their needs so that they can achieve their outcomes,” director of Mathematica Foram Rawal said.
New Zealand Admission open for foreign students in Delhi Technological University (DTU)Interested candidates are requested to apply directedly to DTU.
New Zealand New strategy for wellbeing of international studentsAs a precursor to the International Education Strategy due later this month, a new wellbeing strategy for international students launched in Christchurch
New Zealand National investing in educationGiving young people the best possible start to their lives through high-quality education is one of the most important investments we can make as a government.
New Zealand 9 Indian students to be sent home after losing bid to stay in NZThe students have been facing deportation over fraudulent financial documents in their student visa. But the government doesn’t seem to take this issue and students’ future seriously.
Education Tips to combat back-to-school jittersWhile some parents find the end of holidays something to look forward to, kids can be a little stressed about going back to school, especially the younger ones. So here are a few tips on handling the pre-back-to-school jitters.
Comment Childcare death: what everyone wants to knowChild care centres are not the place, like; say roads, where accidental deaths could be expected as a norm.
New Zealand Indian students fail English language test, risk future in NZThe news coming from NZQA suggests that all is not well for a "significant number of Indian students" forced to sit in an English language test in September this year after their chosen private tertiary institution IANZ was made defunct in September.
New Zealand Prime Minister's trip to India shortened: A blessing in disguise?Technically, Prime Minister will have more time in New Delhi - essentially the power center of India, thus giving more opportunity to discuss the politics behind two important issues FTA and NSG.
Technology Indian-origin researcher's smart textiles to measure illnessThis way, doctors can manage the treatment plan of the patient on a day-to-day basis, ensuring that medication is working properly and eliminating the need for patients to make stressful clinical visits.
Education Scientists create detailed map of the Milky WayThe study reveals fine details of structures between stars in the Milky Way for the first time.
Technology Microsoft builds world's first human-like speech recognition systemIn a major breakthrough in the field of speech recognition, Microsoft researchers have created a technology that accurately recognises the human voice.
Technology Indian organisations most digitally mature globally: DellIndian organisations are the most digitally mature globally as nine in 10 enterprises in the country have witnessed the entrance of new competitors as a result of digital technologies, a new report said on Wednesday.
Health 'Trip to Mars could cause dementia in astronauts': New StudyThe space environment poses unique hazards to astronauts. Exposure to these particles can lead to a range of potential central nervous system complications that can occur during and persist long after actual space travel
India NSG looms large in Xi Jinping's visit to India: Will NZ be the next?China is willing to discuss "possibilities" with India on its bid to become a fully fledged member of the NSG group.
World news World Obesity Day: Study claims 268 million kids to be overweight globally by 2025A report timed to coincide with the World Obesity Day on October 11, has claimed that obesity alone rises from 76 million children in 2010 to 91 million by 2025.
World news Social media won't affect your ability to concentrate: StudyThese modern communication tools do not, it seems, interfere with our primal instincts, such as long-term attitudes, time appreciation, and concentration, says a report.
New Zealand New to New Zealand? Have an idea? NeC can help!Starting on November 2, the programme will run for four Wednesdays between 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Saturday, February 16, 2019New ZealandAfter China, NZ government found dozing on relations with India
Wednesday, February 20, 2019New ZealandNZ Govt passes motion in parliament denouncing terror attack in Pulwama