Media coverage and research about female high performance sport falls short compared to male sport in New Zealand, according to new research from PhD graduate Lana McCarthy.
Six staff members were conferred with doctoral degrees among the more than 1200 graduates across the five ceremonies in Manawatū this week.
The health benefits of a physically active lifestyle are widely known, however, no such investigations have focused on New Zealand women from different ethnicities, nor on their physical activity in relation to health.
While workplace cyber abuse is a growing challenge for many organisations, most still struggle to deal with it effectively, say Massey University researchers.
While workplace cyber abuse is a growing challenge for many organisations, most still struggle to deal with it effectively, say Massey University researchers.
Massey University is showcasing the ground-breaking research of its most exceptional doctoral graduates in Palmerston North this week.
Dr Marta Rychert has been awarded almost $250,000 from the Health Research Council of New Zealand to explore medicinal cannabis use in New Zealand.
A new research report from Massey University's Healthy Work Group has outlined how managers can prevent and manage workplace bullying in the nursing sector.
Six staff members were conferred with doctoral degrees among the more than 1200 graduates across the five ceremonies in Manawatū this week.
Health problems deterred Rachel Stephens from pursuing a dream of being an army medic, but the Bachelor of Arts graduate found her passion and is now specialising in postgraduate studies in defence, security, intelligence and terrorism.
Twenty-six years since she ran her last marathon, Sonia Hampton has managed to cross off one of the biggest items of her running "bucket list" - the London Marathon.
Social media platforms are largely indifferent to harassment and online bullying, reflecting the culture of entitled white males who create and profit from them, says a Massey University media studies specialist.
Professor Jeroen Douwes has been awarded the 2018 College of Health Research Award for his outstanding contribution to health research within the College and the University.
School of Art lecturers and mixed-media artists Jenny Gillam and Eugene Hansen have been selected for the 2019 Auckland Council Artist in Residence programme in Whatipū, Auckland.
Third-year Bachelor of Nursing student Ruth Trow has been awarded the inaugural Summerset Graduate Nurse Scholarship.
Distinguished Professor Peter Schwerdtfeger has been awarded the Dan Walls medal by the New Zealand Institute of Physics. The award is presented annually to a physicist working in New Zealand for at least ten years who is deemed to have made the greatest impact both nationally and internationally in his or her field of research.
Three years ago, Olympic freestyle skier Beau-James Wells was forced to take a year off the snow after a serious injury to his knee. He decided to study during his down time, and now, despite being back on the snow, he's also back into the books.
Japan's new emperor and new era are both nothing more than symbols. But that doesn't make them any less important to Japanese people, writes Dr Penny Shino.
Professor Jenny Carryer says the rhetoric we have heard for the past 20 years about the need to find new ways of doing things and to utilise the workforce differently is right on point.
The resignation of former Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei is an interesting case study in the role traditional and social media play in political events.
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