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  • Wintec students dig in for World War 1 Memorial

    Wintec horticulture and landscape students are taking part in a World War I Memorial forest project in the Coromandel which will see thousands of trees planted to recognise fallen New Zealand soldiers.

  • Another award for Engineering and Trades facility

    ​​​Wintec has collected another award for its Engineering and Trades facility, taking home an Award of Excellence at the Property Council New Zealand Property Industry Awards.

  • Wintec students practice their craft at the Fieldays

    ​​​​Wintec journalism, photography and design students are putting their skills to work at the Fieldays this week creating the Fieldays Exhibitor – a magazine published daily during the event.

  • Wintec Council Announcements

    ​​​Sandie Gusscott and Des Brennan have been appointed to the Wintec (Waikato Institute of Technology) council. ​

  • Building a brighter future

    ​​​​A young Waikato woman has a blueprint for the future – she wants to help build more homes in New Zealand.

  • Digital story tells tale of lost Anzac

    ​​​​​As Anzac Day approaches it is a time to reflect on the events that happened when the New Zealand and Australian soldiers landed on the Gallipoli Peninsula in 1915 and to remember the thousands who lost their lives.

  • The journalist who helped get a man out of prison

    ​TV3 star presenter Paula Penfold, whose investigations helped free a wrongfully convicted murderer from prison, will talk about her work on the Teina Pora story when she appears as guest speaker at Hamilton’s Wintec Press Club lunch event in May.

  • Worldskills Oceania Competition at Wintec

    After proving themselves to be some of New Zealand's top young apprentices, our Tool Black team will compete against some of the world's best in the inaugural WorldSkills Oceania competition at Wintec next week.

  • Waikato visionaries to receive Wintec Honorary medals

    Four Waikato leaders in the fields of hospitality, architecture, manufacturing and health will receive honorary medals from the Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec) for their longstanding contribution to the region.

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