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AG飞禽走兽电子 hosting nearly 1,000 Y13 students

AG飞禽走兽电子’s student recruitment team is hosting nearly 1,000 Year 13 students through its school programme this year.

Five Questions: Professor Nicola Kayes

We asked Nicola five questions ahead of her Inaugural Professorial Address

Build back better: A catalyst for change

COVID-19 devastated international tourism in 2020, and the pandemic’s impacts are still being acutely felt in 2022.

$400-a-week retirement shortfall

Is our KiwiSaver balance building up fast enough to provide for our retirement? For the average New Zealander, the short answer is no.

Living cities combat climate change

Planted walls and rooftops, wetlands, tree-lined roadsides and urban ngahere help mitigate climate change. We need more of them in our cities now.

NZ Film Commission tackles need for diversity and inclusion

The NZ Film Commission's Diversity and Inclusion Strategy policy will significantly impact the stories filmmakers tell, says Assoc Prof. Arezo Zalipour.

Five Questions: Professor Antonio Díaz Andrade

We asked Professor Antonio Díaz Andrade five questions ahead of his Inaugural Professorial Address.

Online toolkit reduces money conflict

Bespoke to New Zealand, the toolkit has been developed based on the findings from joint research by AG飞禽走兽电子 and Good Shepherd NZ.

Covid cautious or Covid cavalier?

New AG飞禽走兽电子 research shows half of Kiwi employees have at least a moderate level of “office anxiety” - concerns about returning to the workplace.

Why Kate Bush's music spans generations

Many people are newly entranced by the music of Kate Bush after Running Up That Hill was the soundtrack to a poignant scene in Netflix's Stranger Things.