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Stark celebration of halfway day

When faced with the prospect of stripping off for a camera, Bridget Roulston paused briefly, then said, "oh bugger it, I'm getting my knickers off".

War widow helps families of the fallen

Days after she handed in her first assignment, Tina Grant's world crumbled when her husband was killed while serving in Afghanistan.

Māori DHB directors challenge status quo

Māori directors on district health boards are burdened by the responsibility of being the sole advocates for Māori health, according to new research from a Massey University PhD graduate.

Robots to do battle at Albany Open Day

The World Champion VEX Robotics teams will converge on the Albany Campus for an exhibition scrimmage to show off their world-beating style, at Open Day on Saturday May 18. The teams were supported and mentored at the World Championships by engineering staff and students from Massey University.

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Coffee break supports fair trade fortnight

Oxfam New Zealand executive director Barry Coates was on campus for a coffee break event run by development studies students for fair trade fortnight.

TV show follows Massey vets on the job

Massey University's Veterinary Teaching Hospital is the focus of a new television show premiering on PRIME next month.

Science challenges presented at Manawatū campus

Prime Minister John Key's chief science adviser, Sir Peter Gluckman, will give a presentation at the Manawatū campus on June 5 about the...

Massey staff among Manawatū graduates

Massey staff graduated in a range of disciplines last week in Manawatū, including six with PhDs on topics including chemical engineering,...

Massey hosts Thai lecturers

Seventeen Thai university lecturers have enhanced their English teaching skills at the Manawatū campus over the past three months.

Interactive website for social scientists launched

Social science practitioners have a new forum for posting and sharing research - an interactive website hosted by the College of Humanities and...

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Massey strongman to take on the world

By day he manages the Massey's human performance...

Distance learner awarded French Embassy Medal

Nelson extramural student Toni Chittenden has...

New graduation gowns reflect New Zealand

Massey University senior officers are wearing new...

Albany Open Day a hit

The forecast may have threatened rain, but blue...

Stark celebration of halfway day

When faced with the prospect of stripping off for...

War widow helps families of the fallen

Days after she handed in her first assignment,...

Research News

Opinion: Weight-loss mantra is enslaving Gen-Y

Over the past few months TV3 has been running a...

Nurses’ decision-making altered with management model

Nurses' professional autonomy and levels of...

Social factors contribute to emergence of coronavirus

A number of social factors make the emergence of...

Why NZ must harness the ‘brain gain’

New Zealand needs to do more to harness the...

Seminar for people affected by IBD

Massey University will host an information...

International focus for disaster research centre

Four emergency management specialists from...

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Video news

Camilla's kiwi experience

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, held a kiwi, saw a Jack Russell terrier recovering from surgery, met Team Massey riders at the Equestrian Centre and said she was thrilled with the "wonderful visit" to the university's Manawatū campus this afternoon.. More...

Museum building takes centre-stage in feature films

Footage of the Museum Building at Massey's Wellington campus features in two upcoming films.

Colourful launch to College of Health

Massey's aspiration to become internationally known for its focus on preventing illness and promoting wellbeing was colourfully expressed at the...

New Zealand to lead the world in sustainable energy

Future U winner Stephen Lines laid down a challenge to the invited audience at It's Our Future - the new New Zealand Forum in Auckland today to focus...