Issue 18, March 15, 2012

 

English challenged on tertiary education investment

Finance Minister Bill English was challenged about the Government's level of investment in tertiary education at Finance 2012, an annual business event organised by Massey University and the Auckland Chamber of Commerce.
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New Pro Vice-Chancellor outlines priorities

The new Pro Vice-Chancellor of Massey University's College of Business was welcomed to the Albany campus with a powhiri on February 28.
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Health sector specialist joins advisory board

A health sector specialist has joined Massey University's College of Business Advisory Board.
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Men are risk takers – even with retirement savings

Men and women are making different choices about their retirement savings, which could lead to very different investment outcomes, according to Dr Claire Matthews, Director of Financial Planning at Massey University's Centre for Banking Studies.
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Auckland now tops 'least affordable homes' list

Auckland has overtaken Central Otago Lakes as the least affordable region to buy a house, Massey University's latest home affordability report shows.
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School of Aviation marks Silver Jubilee year

Massey University's Diamond aircraft fly over the Manawatu hills.
Massey University School of Aviation is marking a milestone this year when it celebrates 25 years of producing "aviators with a difference".
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Lecturer's passion and drive win teaching award

Senior communication lecturer Elizabeth Gray has received the annual Richard Buchanan College of Business Teaching Excellence Award.
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Massey professor's report at centre of US-China trade tensions

A new report on Chinese auto-parts subsidies, written by Massey University's Professor of International Business, Usha Haley, has been at the centre of a political storm in the United States.
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Resolving conflict an issue for many franchises

A new study into the causes and experience of conflict in the franchise sector shows that New Zealand franchisees can be disappointed with their franchising experience.
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Evaluation gives five-star ratings in five categories

Massey University has been given five-star ratings for its research, teaching, innovation, infrastructure and internationalisation.
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