OPINION AND FEATURES

Our government needs to invest in the future of New Zealand. The future will likely differ from the pre-COVID world we know in ways we are yet to grasp, says Professor Martin Berka.

General elections are nearing, which means it is fake news season. Throughout the world the malicious misinformation industry gears up to disrupt the power play. And New Zealand is no exception, says...

When it comes to political leadership, what's desirable and what should be avoided when it comes to leading well? Why does a leader's character matter? - asks Dr Suze Wilson.

While fears over the virus and its health implications are widespread, COVID-19 related prejudice and racism have also skyrocketed globally, writes Professor Stephen Croucher.

Two Massey staff members are the curators of Mana Moana Volume 2: Digital Ocean, an immersive web-based digital art experience running from July 17-25.

Familiar arguments that we are in competition for scarce resources is part of the problem. We are served up versions of this from politicans of all sides, writes Associate Professor Mary Breheny.

Jessica Petrie has found her dream job as a functional family therapist after studying a Bachelor of Social Work.

A fundamental part of Massey University's strategy is to exercise what we call our civic leadership, writes Vice-Chancellor Professor Jan Thomas.

Language is politicised and should be used to empower, not disempower, writes Dr Julia de Bres.

Words are important. We use them to convey information, to express love and affection, and sometimes to hurt or harm, writes Professor Mark Henrickson.

Reporters Without Borders has ranked New Zealand in the top 10 for media freedom out of 180 countries.

Online and blended learning could be the future for universities but that doesn't mean it's cheaper to deliver, writes Massey University Provost Professor Giselle Byrnes.

The COVID-19 pandemic and the crushing blow it has dealt to the world economy has shocked us all. And the time spent in lockdown has led many of us to reflect on our lives and careers, say Professors...

When international travel restrictions prevented Jiahao He from travelling to NZ, he set himself up to study online at Hangzhou library.

Artist Jenny Gillam has produced an evocative series of photographs that follow the journey of 'found' dead kiwi from the Bay of Islands to a Northland iwi.