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Health NZ Suggests Nursing Schools Look Elsewhere For Placements
Lauren Crimp Political reporter Health NZ is looking at ways to boost placement spots for student nurses - but is also suggesting nursing schools look elsewhere, such as primary care and aged care facilities. Tertiary providers have been told to limit nursing enrolments to 2025 levels, because there are not enough student placement spots available in hospitals. Nurse educators have told RNZ the Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) directive makes no sense as pressure on the workforce builds.
Make Labour Weekend A Quiet Riot At Nelson Arts Festival
Photo/Supplied Spring is in the air and Nelson Arts Festival is about to take over Whakatū, with Labour Weekend packed with theatre, live music, books, dance, film, art, free events and plenty of reasons to get out and make a long weekend of it. Running from 22 October – 1 November, Aotearoa’s longest-running annual regional arts festival returns for its 32nd year, with JOY as an act of collective hope at the heart of the programme and an invitation to join its very own “quiet riot”.
ATC Announces Misery By Stephen King, Starring Morgana O'Reilly & Michael Hurst
Photo/Supplied Tuesday, October 13: Auckland Theatre Company launches their 2027 season with the King of Horror, Stephen King’s cult favourite Misery - the ultimate psychological thriller: a tense game of cat and mouse between reader and writer, nurse and patient, fan and celebrity. On at the ASB Waterfront Theatre from Tuesday, January 26 until Saturday, February 20, 2027, single tickets will go on sale, Tuesday October 27, 2026.
Make Labour Weekend A Quiet Riot At Nelson Arts Festival
Make Labour Weekend A Quiet Riot At Nelson Arts Festival Wednesday, 14 October 2026, 4:01 pm Press Release: Elephant Publicity Photo/Supplied Spring is in the air and Nelson Arts Festival is about to take over Whakatū, with Labour Weekend packed with theatre, live music, books, dance, film, art, free events and plenty of reasons to get out and make a long weekend of it.
Thousands Of Kiwis Could Live Longer With Continuous Glucose Monitoring - Study
Pokere Paewai Māori issues reporter Thousands of Kiwis needing intensive insulin therapy (rIIT) could live longer with wider use of real-time continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technology, a new study has found.
A Global Report Gives NZ Tertiary Education A Pass – But Hides Another Side Of The Story
Cristóbal Castro Barrientos, Auckland University of Technology Each year, the OECD’s sprawling Education at a Glance report compares education systems across the developed world. And each year, New Zealand typically gets a pass mark. The 2026 edition is no different. About 44% of New Zealand adults aged 25-64 have a tertiary qualification – a diploma, degree or higher. That’s almost exactly the OECD average of 43%.
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