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Friday, 5 February 2021, 8:34 am | WITT WITT and the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand are getting off on the right foot in 2021, with a number of collaborative projects underway set to benefit learners, staff and the economic development of the region. The institutes are working together to ... More >> Friday, 8 August 2008, 9:12 am | WITT Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki chief executive Richard Handley today credited the good work of WITT staff for a Government decision to reconstitute the institution’s council and write-down significant historic debt. More >>  

Press Release – WITT WITT and the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand are getting off on the right foot in 2021, with a number of collaborative projects underway set to benefit learners, staff and the economic development of the region. The institutes are working together to … WITT and the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand are getting off on the right foot in 2021, with a number of collaborative projects underway set to benefit learners, staff and the economic development of the region. The institutes are working together to develop digital materials that will extend WITT’s offering in the b...

Friday, 5 February 2021, 8:34 am WITT and the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand are getting off on the right foot in 2021, with a number of collaborative projects underway set to benefit learners, staff and the economic development of the region. The institutes are working together to develop digital materials that will extend WITT’s offering in the blended learning and online space. WITT Chief Executive John Snook said working together with Open Polytechnic is a good example of sharing best practice and expertise in the sector to meet the needs of a diverse group of learners. “Working wi...

In New Zealand, justice denied Newsroom 6/01/2021 © Provided by Newsroom Prisoners at Waikeria don't have a "right" to riot, but it's hardly a surprising consequence given the circumstances there, writes John Bonallack. Here he explains why NZ just doesn't do justice well. Along with many other volunteers throughout the country, I do weekly literacy sessions at one of our prisons, which means working with prisoners including those in the high security areas. Poor literacy has long been shown to be a common factor in criminal offending, so whatever they’ve done (I don’t ask), I want th...