OPINION AND FEATURES

White Fern Hannah Rowe is currently on a six-week tour in the United Kingdom, juggling her studies with her passion for cricket.

On Friday, one of us tried to order pizza, but their ANZ credit card couldn't be processed, because the bank was being submitted to a Distributed Denial of Service attack.

Today marks the return for school for our young people. I am sure there are caregivers across Aotearoa New Zealand who are gleefully looking forward to waving their tamariki and rangatahi off in the...

It is with mixed feelings that I write this. I speak Tongan as my first language, but my understanding of its grammatical composition is restricted to what I was taught at high school.

As we think about the victims of the Lynn Mall terrorist attack, our heart goes out to them. At the same time, we have to think about the Countdown employees working who may be under trauma and...

Seven Māori nursing students recently attended the 2021 Indigenous Nurses Aotearoa Conference in Wellington, and say it was inspiring and empowering.

Ma'ara Ave owes his success as a top engineering graduate, a Fonterra researcher and aspiring Black Cap in part to his heritage from a small Cook Island, Mangaia.

With our Kiwi Paralympians now on the world stage and a record medal haul at the Olympics for the New Zealand team, the mental challenges and pressures facing athletes in the current COVID-19 world...

Change can be hard for everyone; for a lot of people with eating disorders, change can feel catastrophic.

Seven offices, six vice-chancellors, five grandkids, four sabbaticals, three kids, two houses and one wife. That's what the past 50 years has brought for Emeritus Professor Ralph Sims, all while...

Returning home to a nation-wide lockdown less than 24 hours after leaving mandatory managed isolation, Olympic swimmer and student Zac Reid will have to wait a little longer to celebrate his Tokyo...

A 20-year-old plaque from a Massey University field trip to Australia's Simpson Desert has been discovered by a woman travelling the Northern Territory outback.

Bachelor of Arts student Maddi Wesche has just returned home from the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. We caught up with her during her stay in MIQ, to hear all about her experiences in Tokyo.

The events unfolding in Afghanistan, with the Taliban taking control of Kabul, signal a humanitarian and political tragedy in the making, says Dr Negar Partow.

Music, stories, Spanish and South American wine, and Argentinian empanadas will be part of a fiesta to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Massey University's Spanish Programme this Friday.