OPINION AND FEATURES

Just over a year ago Matthew Conger was in Russia refereeing at the 2018 FIFA World Cup finals. Now, with the support of Massey University, he is preparing for his next challenge.

Distinguished Professor of Fine Arts, Sally Morgan, has signed a book deal with British book publisher John Murray (Hodder and Stoughton) for her novel, Toto Among the Murderers.

Three emerging designers from Massey University's Bachelor of Design Fashion programme have been selected to show at New Zealand Fashion Week.

Three Massey University students have returned from a trip to the remote Pacific nation of Tokelau, where they filmed a documentary on the effects of climate change.

In a public lecture later this month, Professor Bill Glass will reflect on the past 60 years, and his work in the field of occupational medicine.

Elspeth Tilley, an associate professor in expressive arts came away from the recent Festival for the Future (FFTF) in Wellington with a great sense of hope for our future.

School of Food and Advanced Technology PhD candidate Chris Vogliano recently presented his research at the Agriculture, Nutrition and Health Academy Week in Hyderabad, India.

The focus of the Government's review of the Resource Management Act should not be on cutting costs for developers, says Dr Cathy Strong.

The Government has just announced a raft of new firearms regulations - some could be useful and make the country safer, others less so, says counter-terrorism expert Dr John Battersby.

A partnership between Massey University and Affirming Works - an organisation to empower Pasifika youth - has been invited to hold its annual conference at Parliament next year.

Jiro dreams of flying and designing airplanes. Near-sighted from a young age, he is unable to become a pilot, so he joins the aircraft division of a major Japanese engineering company.

Twenty-four-year-old Finn Butcher has been at home on the rapids since being introduced to competitive kayaking when he was a child.

First-year Bachelor of Sport Management student Edward Lau has his sights set on representing New Zealand on the badminton court in coming years.

It's been called "The Great Food Transformation", people eating less meat and dairy and more plant-based foods. It may sound like doom and gloom for New Zealand agriculture but it's not

Bachelor of Sport and Exercise student Samantha Hansen is heading to Samoa next week to compete in the Oceania and Commonwealth Weightlifting Championships.