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Tennis NZ: New Zealand Billie Jean King Cup Team Qualify For World Group Play-Offs

The win represents New Zealand’s first progress to this level in more than thirty years, with 1993 the last time a Kiwi side progressed past the Asia/Oceania round of the competition.

University of Auckland: Online Gaming Review On Pacific Youth - Urgent Need For More Research

Dr. Allen is currently undertaking a three-year Marsden-funded research project, 'Virtual Voyagers: Amplifying Pacific Girl Gamer Voices.' The project focuses on Pacific girl gamers to understand more about how online gaming contributes to their well-being and relationships.

UCOL: UCOL Ākonga Awarded $28,000 In Freemasons Willson Lewis Scholarship

Eleven Manawatū akonga have been awarded Freemasons Willson Lewis Scholarships yesterday totalling $28,000 to assist them with their studies and career advancement.

Auckland Museum: Auckland Museum Announces Inaugural Matafatafa Aho Pacific Artist In Residence

Benjamin Work has been named as the 2025 Matafatafa Aho Pacific Artist in Residence. This residency, delivered in collaboration with Creative New Zealand, provides a unique three-month opportunity to create new work inspired by the Museum’s Documentary Heritage collections, promising to bring fresh perspectives and vibrant narratives to our cultural treasures.

PHARMAC: Pharmac To Fund Medicines For Blood Cancers, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Eczema And Arthritis

“We’re making these treatments available for more people. We estimate that 1200 New Zealanders will benefit from widened access to these medicines in the first year of funding, with 5,070 people benefiting per year after five years” says Pharmac’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr David Hughes.

NZ Principals Federation: Principals Support NZEI's Call For Learning Support Boost

We have been clear with the Minister from the very beginning, saying that the major problem in our education system is the lack of behavioural and learning support services that hinder our teachers' ability to teach and our principals to lead.

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