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Technology is no longer tomorrow. At TechSchool at NZSE, we are actively involved in taking technology to the local community, providing free workshops, events and pathway programmes for secondary school students, offering high quality programmes for tertiary learners and upskilling opportunities … View moreTechnology is no longer tomorrow. At TechSchool at NZSE, we are actively involved in taking technology to the local community, providing free workshops, events and pathway programmes for secondary school students, offering high quality programmes for tertiary learners and upskilling opportunities to working professionals.
As part of Techweek’18, TechSchool at NZSE is hosting a free, all-ages event where we will be showcasing our programmes with fun and interactive activities! Our Keynote speaker from 6pm Ira Munn will talk about his current work involving creating the world’s first 3D printed car!
Come and join us!
On Friday, Auckland University of Technology wore pink as a call to action against bullying. Studen…
An Auckland house was vacant for about 15 years before the arson that destroyed it. The two-bedroom…
On Tuesday, Auckland Council agreed to sell seven of its buildings as a key component of its Corporate Property Strategy.
The financial plight of an Auckland man who has motor neurone disease and is "caught in the gears of…
A woman was rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries after a serious domestic assault in Au…
NZTA announced today they will be increasing the top speed on SH16 and SH20 back to 100km in July. How do you feel about the change to the speed zones?
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Here is Yana Papaya, a founder, writer and events organiser at Papaya Stories. I am here to say Hi and also quickly introduce you to the world of Papaya Stories. It's an international inspiring project of mine that stands for community, self-love, self-development, mental … View moreHello friends,
Here is Yana Papaya, a founder, writer and events organiser at Papaya Stories. I am here to say Hi and also quickly introduce you to the world of Papaya Stories. It's an international inspiring project of mine that stands for community, self-love, self-development, mental health, creativity, arts and fulfilling your potential. We inspire YOU to live to the fullest through a lens of storytelling by featuring real-life stories about inspiring humans online - www.papayastories.com... - as well as through immersive and engaging events around Auckland. We are aspired to create a like-minded community and space where we would practice emotional and physical freedom, there is no room for labels, judgments, masks or stereotypes.
If something resonates with you, feel free to join the movement.
Feel like asking a question, don't hesitate to DM me.
All the best and Dream Big.
Predatory lenders continue to target vulnerable borrowers despite a law change in 2014 aimed at tack…
Predatory lending was targeted in a 2014 law change - but is it enough? 25 fines later, loan sharks still circle the vulnerable in our communities.
Have you had to go through finance companies to survive or in the case of an emergency? What was it like?
An exciting new form of circus is coming to town. Two experimental shows mix in elements of both th…
Have you read the latest installments of Stuff/Newshub's joint investigation? In part two of the 'a tale of two cities' series, Carmen Parahi and Simon Shepherd take a look at the view from the top of the Auckland tree. While … View moreHave you read the latest installments of Stuff/Newshub's joint investigation? In part two of the 'a tale of two cities' series, Carmen Parahi and Simon Shepherd take a look at the view from the top of the Auckland tree. While part three looks at inequality and what will happen in the next downturn. Read them both here.
Vote for your favourite new release from Stuff Pix and you could win it to watch at your place. With so many movies ready to rent right now, there's something for everyone at Stuff Pix - check them out at stuffpix.co.nz today.
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