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Icons and rising innovators recognised as finalists for the 2026 New Zealand Food Awards
Open any pantry, fridge or freezer in Aotearoa and what might you find? There are the renowned classics, celebrated as shelf staples. Then, there are the challengers – the food products that build on familiar favourites to showcase inventive new perspectives.
Animal science degree expands with two new majors for 2027
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University is expanding the Bachelor of Animal Science with two new majors in response to growing demand for graduates with the skills to support the future of Aotearoa New Zealand’s primary industries.
Ngā Haumi ki te Ao hosts Te Huinga Tauira on the Auckland campus
Nearly 400 students were welcomed to Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University’s Ōtehā campus over semester break for Te Huinga Tauira – an annual gathering of Māori student associations in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Connecting people, place and possibility: Massey University’s new strategy
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University has launched its Strategy 2026-2030, setting a bold course to become Aotearoa New Zealand's most applied and connected university and accelerate our contribution to the prosperity, wellbeing and sustainability of New Zealand.
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How the people of Palmerston North helped build Massey 99 years ago
The key role that the people of Palmerston North have played in the 99 year history of Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University is the focus of a presentation at Palmerston North City Library during local history month.
Massey partners with international gelato festival to advance food science research
A new international partnership between Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University and the Social Promotion Association The Italian Way will help advance scientific understanding of contemporary artisanal gelato, bringing together researchers, industry experts and master gelato makers from around the world.
Ākonga go behind the scenes of local government as part of Civic Quest
Thirty ākonga, teachers and parent helpers from Awahou School and St Joseph’s School Feilding explored Manawatū District Council offices, chambers and local council sites as part of a Civic Quest event for Te Wānanga Nohinohi Te Kunenga Children’s University Massey.
Beloved community pony gets a second chance after life-changing surgery
For many in the Kāpiti community, Coco has been a familiar and much-loved fixture. When the beloved pony was diagnosed with a serious medical condition, her community rallied behind her, and the team at Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University’s Equine Veterinary Clinic stepped in to help get her back to what she does best.
Research news
Massey professor to deliver key lecture at University of South Florida
Professor Mohan Dutta is speaking at the Humanities Institute at the University of South Florida (USF) later this week, exploring how research can be reshaped by listening to communities whose knowledge is often overlooked.
How hydrated is your cat? New study investigates feline feeding habits
A new research project is investigating the feeding habits of domestic cats across Aotearoa New Zealand to better understand how moisture in their diets may influence health as they age.
New research examines how farmers view data sharing in an increasingly digital agricultural sector
A new research project exploring how agricultural stakeholders respond to and make decisions about emerging technologies aims to better understand how farm data is governed, shared and used in Aotearoa New Zealand’s rapidly evolving agricultural landscape.
Turning apple leftovers into tomorrow’s food packaging innovation
Fourth-year food technology student Ed Ron Ng is exploring how food processing by-products can be transformed into sustainable, high-performance packaging materials thanks to a new scholarship from Revo Packaging.
Student success news
The art and psychology of mending together
Professional artist and intern psychologist Mickey Espino is exploring what happens when art and psychology are brought together, using the Japanese art of Kintsugi to help people engage with ideas around acceptance, mindfulness, transformation, values and psychological flexibility.
Advancing with agribusiness on the road to farm ownership
With a goal of owning his own herd by 2030, Bachelor of Agribusiness graduate Conor Attrill-Mundt credits his studies for giving him the knowledge and skills needed to help progress his dairy farming career into running his own agricultural business.
Top secondary school football talent on display on Manawatū campus
More than 600 students, coaches, officials, whānau and supporters visited the Manawatū campus last week as the university hosted the New Zealand Secondary Schools Football Boys’ Premier Tournament.
Ngā Haumi ki te Ao hosts Te Huinga Tauira on the Auckland campus
Nearly 400 students were welcomed to Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University’s Ōtehā campus over semester break for Te Huinga Tauira – an annual gathering of Māori student associations in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Opinion and features
What happens when a neighbourhood bottle store closes? We asked local residents
By Stephen Randerson
Opinion: Could the City Rail Link change how New Zealand builds cities?
By Professor Imran Muhammad and Dr Arshad Javed
Opinion: What social media replaces matters as much as what young people see online
By Professor Kirsty Ross and Professor Sarah Riley
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Icons and rising innovators recognised as finalists for the 2026 New Zealand Food Awards
Open any pantry, fridge or freezer in Aotearoa and what might you find? There are the renowned classics, celebrated as shelf staples. Then, there are the challengers – the food products that build on familiar favourites to showcase inventive new perspectives.
Psychology Professor recognised with national fellowship
Head of School of Psychology Professor Kirsty Ross has been elected a Fellow of the New Zealand Psychological Society, in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the profession.
CanConstructNZ team wins Research Team of the Year Award for impact on New Zealand’s construction sector
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University’s construction and built environment researchers are celebrating after winning the Research Team of the Year Award at the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Awards in Auckland last week.
Massey Professor elected President of leading mathematics education research group
Professor Jodie Hunter has been elected President of the Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia (MERGA). She is the first academic outside of Australia to lead the organisation in its 50-year history.
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The art and psychology of mending together
Professional artist and intern psychologist Mickey Espino is exploring what happens when art and psychology are brought together, using the Japanese art of Kintsugi to help people engage with ideas around acceptance, mindfulness, transformation, values and psychological flexibility.
What happens when a neighbourhood bottle store closes? We asked local residents
By Stephen Randerson
How the people of Palmerston North helped build Massey 99 years ago
The key role that the people of Palmerston North have played in the 99 year history of Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University is the focus of a presentation at Palmerston North City Library during local history month.
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