OPINION AND FEATURES

Three Massey University students and musicians have launched a 24-hour song competition to inspire youth to make music in a time of upheaval for the music industry.

The current global lockdown as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic has given us all the opportunity to pause, reflect and think about what we do and why, says Provost Professor Giselle Byrnes.

Dr Thaker explores the importance of good communication throughout pandemics like Covid-19.

The new book 'Will to Win' speaks to netball legends about the high performance, popular team sport.

The public should consider these 10 questions before voting on the cannabis law reform.

Catherine Tu'akalau's aim is to become New Zealand's first Pacific nurse practitioner focused on child health. Her graduation this week brings her one step closer to that dream.

From the impact of pop culture on body image to why men dance the way they do, how people manage ageing and illness, and whether self-help books actually help - Sarah Riley, a professor in critical...

New Zealand's Budget 2020 is about "the next steps to recover and rebuild" from COVID-19. But political analyst Grant Duncan asks: will it help Jacinda Ardern's Labour-led government gain a second...

Google and Facebook pay way less tax in New Zealand than in Australia - and we're paying the price, says Dr Victoria Plekhanova.

Universities will survive the pandemic but the sector will ultimately be transformed. We have a real opportunity here to respond to transformation and disruption, says Vice-Chancellor Professor Jan...

As sport resumes after lockdown, it's time to level the playing field for women and girls by addressing chronic underfunding for women's sports.

The COVID-19 pandemic is throwing a spotlight on those things we take for granted and one of these is the role of the expert in our society, says Provost Professor Giselle Byrnes.

Two Creative Media Production students have turned their Halls of Residence into a Fortnite map, within one of the world's most popular online games.

Restaurants and cafes, sporting and cultural events, magazines and books, parties and festivals are more than just economic stimulants or disease vectors: they are what our lives looks like, says Dr...

The current crisis has unsettled us all and we know that life, 'post COVID-19' will never be the same again. For those under extreme personal and family stress, a return to normal cannot come fast...