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.

Loot boxes, the term given to rewards that can be purchased in video games, could be regulated under gambling laws following new research.

A community-based collaborative programme that provides rapid responses to men and their whānau after a Police Safety Order (PSO), has seen an almost 60 per cent reduction in family violence...

Māori philosopher Associate Professor Krushil Watene has been appointed to the Advisory Board of the 2020 UN Human Development Report alongside some of the world's leading economists and...

A study of the Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) scheme has raised questions of how Pacific workers are portrayed in New Zealand regional media.

A new world-class hockey turf is now available for the Manawatū community

A free online conference starting next week will explore the diverse meanings, scenarios and impacts of extraction in modern times.

Researchers may have found a solution for sweet tooths by investigating a plant compound that showed a statistically significant reduction in sugar cravings.

A new study from Massey University shows prejudice towards Asian people has increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, but New Zealand remains less prejudiced than many countries.

From close-up shots of aerial bombings to posing on enemy tanks or the Pyramids - unseen photographs by New Zealand servicemen and women in the Second World War will soon be accessible in a new book...

Massey hosted virtual information sessions for prospective students wanting to know more about studying here.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced a fat studies conference - an emerging field that confronts mainstream ideas about fatness - to go online.

As the New Zealand Government reviews plastic waste exports under new international rules, Massey University environmental anthropologist and plastics campaigner Dr Trisia Farrelly highlights the...

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...