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More than 100 SIT employees across campuses shaped the five values through workshops and a survey — with Respect coming out on top as the most important.

SIT Childcare has celebrated 30 years at its current site on the corner of Eye and Ness Streets, where spaces are currently available.

Cormac Buchanan was back in Invercargill recovering from a crash in Spain when SIT got an unexpected visit from one of its sponsored riders.

Built in 12 weeks and recycled at end of life — St Theresa's new turf pitch opened Monday, part of FIFA's global push to install 1,000 mini-pitches worldwide.

More than 55 interactive exhibits and live shows will tour Gore, Invercargill, Winton, Riverton, Lumsden, Frankton and Wānaka over nine days.

SIT's return to independence has Southland's MP and Mayor talking workforce, local decision-making, and a raft of new programmes arriving in 2026 and 2027.

New Zealand has a new agency running its school property portfolio, and the Government says it is the clearest sign yet that the old way of doing things is finished. The New Zealand School Property Agency formally began operations today, taking over responsibility for building, managing and maintaining school property

Thanking a teacher this October could put a pencil case in a child's hands. Warehouse Stationery and the Salvation Army have launched their Thank a Teacher appeal, running from October 5 to November 1. The deal is simple: create a free personalised card online for a teacher who