Parents often say the hardest part of supporting their children’s learning is not the willingness to help, but knowing what to help with. The updated Parent Portal  is designed to answer that question. It now clearly sets out what children are learning across every year level from Year 0 to Year 10, covering the refreshed, knowledge-rich curriculum in a way that feels understandable rather than overwhelming. Instead of curriculum language that feels distant or technical, pare

A clear, human-centred summary of how New Zealand’s Parent Resident Visa works, how selections are made, and what families can realistically expect.

New Zealand shortlists five AI research concepts backed by $70 million, setting the direction for national innovation, commercial growth and global competitiveness.

New Zealand’s overseas investment reform cuts approval times, targets low-risk deals and welcomes investor migrants, aiming to lift productivity, wages and long-term economic growth.

When the new Australian academic year  begins, thousands of international students will arrive carrying more than suitcases. They bring expectations of fairness of safety and of an education that is worth the distance travelled. Behind the scenes, however, Australia has been quietly rewriting the rules that shape that exact experience. On 5 December 2025, a significant shift took effect. The Education Legislation Amendment (Integrity and Other Measures) Act 2025 became law, r

New Zealand sees strong early results from the visa-waiver travel pathway, with over 13,000 visitors boosting tourism, businesses, and regional economies.

A new £820 million Youth Guarantee UK will create 350,000 workplace opportunities and support nearly one million young people into work, skills and long-term careers.

The Government increases school property funding for the first time since 2010, boosting capital investment, doubling support for small schools and prioritising safe, warm, well-maintained classrooms.

New Zealand’s shift to the new iQAF framework in 2026 will maintain stable visa conditions, with EER ratings continuing for 12 months to ensure certainty for international students.

APEC Business Travel Card makes short-term business travel easier for New Zealand citizens across APEC economies with visa-free entry and fast-track processing

The launch of China Eastern’s Southern Link flight connecting Shanghai, Auckland and Buenos Aires promises a major tourism boost for New Zealand — smoother travel, enhanced connectivity and renewed global interest.

what a career in sports management really involves — from roles and skills to industry opportunities. A clear, human-written guide for anyone exploring the sports business world.

A detailed, opinion-driven look at New Zealand’s Police Certificate Requirement Changes for AEWV applicants, explaining risks, exceptions, timelines and the impact on migrant workers.

Discover how New Zealand’s new Early Childhood Education Regulation Reform will improve child safety, reduce red tape and establish a clearer, fairer regulatory system for ECE providers and families.

The Tertiary Education Strategy 2025–2030 sets priorities to improve completion, boost research commercialisation, expand regional access and grow international education.

New Zealand and Estonia have deepened their education ties as ministers from both countries meet to share expertise, discuss system reforms and explore collaboration in AI, digital learning, science and research.

A powerful look into New Zealand’s new Business Investor Visa, designed to attract hands-on investors, support ageing business owners, protect local jobs, and bring fresh energy into community economies.

Learn about the updated AEWV Job Change process effective 17 November 2025. Discover how INZ will pause applications in exceptional cases and what employers must do to stay compliant.

Discover how the Active Investor Plus Visa is attracting global investors, creating jobs and fuelling New Zealand’s economy through simplified new investment settings.

The Education and Training Amendment Bill (No 2) ensures a world-leading education system for New Zealand students — strengthening achievement, attendance, teacher support and freedom of expression.