As a boy from the Hutt, one of the first things I noticed when I came to uni was how differently people spoke. For me, this was the first ding of the bell on my imposter syndrome journey. As the years have flown by and I’ve slowly come to terms with my place in tertiary education, every so often I hear that dreaded ding and the feeling comes back as strong as it did on day one.

No news is good news. Initially, this meant that news tends to be bad news. But its other potential meaning also applies here. The news sucks.

Everyone loves a scandalous confessions page. You’re never sure if what people saying is fake or not, but that’s what make these pages great.

Sexcapades - That’s Nuts!

With over 60 years’ experience, Massey University is a self-proclaimed world leader in distance education. But, as the distance community grows due to many factors, including Covid-19, the University's one-size-fits all approach to tertiary study is showing cracks.

Before we gather at the firepit, let's get this straight. I am 100 per cent in no way biased about the islanders. I do not believe Ekin-Su is a God on this earth and I definitely don’t think Gemma needs to drop Luca... or whatever.

Being selected to go to the Gifted Kids Program was the highest honour given to anyone at my primary school. I was never selected, but I used to tell people it was because I was too intelligent for it, in fact I was simply too gifted.

The ‘heal your gut’ social media trend has taken over with chiseled bods and lettuce chips. But with the focus on aesthetic benefits, it's been forgotten that every body is different.

Te Tūao Tāwahi (Volunteer Service Abroad (VSA)) is looking for recent graduates to take part in their UniVol programme, sending young adults to aid various Pacific Island communities. This opportunity sees candidates immersed in local communities for anywhere between six weeks and two years.

As children of the diaspora, we are always trying to find ways to navigate our way back to our homeland and ancestors. Though we’re vastly different in so many ways, the Moana connects us back to our heritage and to the journey our ancestors made from Hawaiki.

For him, it was a mere passing comment. An item of interest which brushed across his laptop screen, then vanished as quickly as it came. For me, it was far more.

Horoscopes July 25

Solicited advice is a weekly column where an underqualified anonymous guru answers the questions you want answered.

The James Webb Space Telescope is more powerful than anything that has ever been sent into space before, and after 30 years in the making, 1 million miles travelled from earth, 50 successful deployment missions and 10 billion USD spent, it has finally delivered its first full-colour images and spectroscopic data.

Although a global recession affects just about everybody, students are undoubtedly among those facing the brunt of it.

Styles said many dyslexic and neurodiverse New Zealanders either do not know they are affected or do their utmost to hide it – a situation not helped by the fact most New Zealand teachers are poorly equipped to identify and deal with dyslexic children.

Horoscopes July 18

Just five surgeries took place in 2020, 10 in 2021 and two this year. According to the Ministry of Health, out of the 359 referrals for a specialist assessment, 59 have had their first appointment.

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I’m able to have conversations with Keanu Fucking Reeves’ ghost whenever I please. Yet, for whatever reason, I am restricted in my pronoun choice, and cannot have anything that isn’t he/she/him/her.