OPINION AND FEATURES

Can you name your local ward, local board or DHB representative? It's time to demand those standing in this year's local elections make themselves known, says Dr Andrew Cardow.

In most cases there are valid arguments for and against granting a suppression order - but none of that matters when the identities of perpetrators are easily accessed online.

Based on the hit Japanese manga series, BAKUMAN。will be shown at Massey University's Auckland campus next month.

Bachelor of Social Work student Thomas Read is dancing his way through his studies, successfully holding down two jobs, and playing a massive part in a champion hip hop group.

A recognition of the looming challenges facing our Pacific neighbours through climate change and pressures on maritime resources has led to a shift in focus expressed in the just-released Defence...

Meeting residents in an aged care facility and turning their conversations about the past into a magazine of memories proved to be a rewarding project for Massey University students as much as for...

Staff from Toi Rauwhārangi, Massey University's College of Creative Arts in Wellington, are coming to South Auckland from the 24-26 June to meet with young creatives from secondary schools and...

While studying vet science at Massey has meant being separated from his family, John Spearpoint says the sacrifices have been worth it.

The Government's public consultation about the challenges of taxing multinational digital services companies is timely, says Massey Business School tax expert Dr Victoria Plekhanova.

How useful is sociology in an age where humans are facing massive crises? Sociologist Dr Warwick Tie is spearheading a new programme that couples hope with critical thinking so students are prepped...

A te reo Māori learning resource developed by a group of design students from Massey University has received nationwide funding from the Ministry of Education.

Fostering a love for nature among a generation more focused on digital screens than wilderness scenes is the aim of an online publication just launched by a team of Massey students.

Bachelor of Sport Management student Paige Satchell has the world at her feet, literally! The soccer star is moving to Germany, to enter the world of professional football, while keeping up her...

A master's programme run by Massey University and Weta Workshop is setting up Wellington students to be the next pioneers in creating imaginary worlds for film, television and gaming.

Massey journalism academic Dr Cathy Strong says the newly-announced Local Democracy Reporting Service is good news for ratepayers.