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Story by Stuff reporter Brianna Mcilraith.

Taranaki mental health student Sacha Mills wants to be the change in her community.

And she's far from alone. Student numbers in the health and wellbeing… read more

The growth in WITT’s art and design department was attractive to new tutor Mark Raymer, who has recently started as a tutor after relocating from Kansas, Texas. Mark brings years of international… read more

New Zealand and Olympic slalom canoeist Luuka Jones is the ambassador and mentor for WITT Sports Academy students. With only a few months until her fourth Olympics, Jones has time to talk to WITT… read more

Story by Stuff reporter Catherine Groenestein.

A South Taranaki couple used the Covid lockdown as a chance to take stock of their lives, and now, one year on, they are launching a business.

Kodie… read more

Local year 7 to 13 students are gearing up for this year’s WITT Science and Technology Fair to be held in August. From water rockets and robotics to observational drawing and photography, there’s a… read more

More than 30 budding cooks joined our very own Chef Angela Ferguson in our kitchens this week for a special event with Taranaki Young Professionals (TYP).The keen masterchefs were on campus for a… read more

New nurse Kayla Hemara-Wahanui believes having Māori work in a Māori organisation is a given.

The WITT graduate is one of 42 nurses who walked straight into employment after completing the… read more

WITT Sports Academy athlete Kane de Vries credits his twin brother for his athletics start.

At the age of 10, Kane was dragged along to the Hāwera Athletics Club and now at 18, he hasn’t looked… read more

Kathy Shaw is social work practitioner and educator who recently returned to teaching at WITT after some time spent living and working in Australia. She moved back to Taranaki this year and is one of… read more

Bright teal green t-shirts and friendly smiles made the Kaiāwhina team pretty hard to miss around campus during the first few weeks of term.

WITT’s first group of Kaiāwhina (student helpers) were… read more