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Although we have lots of people choosing to live in Auckland, there are many who find their dream life in New Zealand's regions. If you are interested in migrating to New Zealand, this article can help you know more about the facts and your other options.
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We all know New Zealand is the third most generous country in the world from our previous news. Now we can see why from this news here.
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Getting a qualification isn't restricted to someone's local university anymore - and international students are travelling from as far as Colombia and Nepal to study in New Zealand. The number of international students coming to New Zealand shores has increased from 86,596 in 2010 to 104,418 this year.
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New Zealand is the third most generous country in the world, a report says - and men more likely to give than women. The Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) ranked New Zealand third in its World Giving Index, a jump of two places from last year's ranking.
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New Zealand is becoming a super diverse nation, but its diversity story is a stratified one - drawn along ethnic and economic lines.
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Barbara Ala'alatoa: I'm pleased to see The New Zealand Herald putting education in the headlines. It's important for society to understand the critical issues facing schools and students, and why some kids are not achieving the way others are.
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New Zealand ranks 4th globally in the 2015 Prosperity Index and our best performance is in the Social Capital sub-index, where it ranks 1st in 2015.
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Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment Minister Steven Joyce visited Korea in October to attend the OECD Science Ministers’ meeting,
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Gokal Krishnan is a graduate engineer who came from India to do graduate work in engineering at Canterbury University. He is now working on the rebuild.
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The first-ever Education New Zealand Fair in Japan, held in Tokyo in October, exceeded expectations, with 33 New Zealand education providers representing all sectors exhibiting, and close to 400 visitors attending.
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