RESEARCH NEWS

How do you intend to pay for your funeral? It is not a topic most of us feel comfortable discussing. Death and finances are two topics likely to create awkward silences, especially when combined.

Previous research from Massey University has identified women of Asian origin are five times more likely to be iron deficient, and researchers are keen to find out why.

Should you launch your first business when you are over 50? How does caring for a loved one fit around paid work in later years? These are among new topics canvassed in the latest biennial survey by...

Significant barriers remain in the role of middle managers in progressing gender equity in the public service, according to a new report.

Massey University research is finding ways to help people better look after their digestive health.

Professor Sally Casswell has been awarded nearly $1m in funding from the Health Research Council of New Zealand, to investigate the "second hand" harm of alcohol.

Two Massey University academics have used their research findings to craft guidelines for businesses, to help support young people into employment.

A new report shows Māori entrepreneurs can experience issues with accessing finance, tax compliance and managing debt at various stages when establishing and growing their businesses.

New research shows that between 35 to 40 per cent of New Zealanders aged 50 years or older may also drink hazardously.

Dr Jasmine Fang explains the factors that influence our investment decisions.

Three Massey University researchers have secured more than $13 million in funding, from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment Endeavour Fund.

Since rugby was adopted in Aotearoa New Zealand, traditions, knowledge and treasures (taonga tuku iho) have been integrated into our rugby contexts and culture.

Identifying the breed of a new-born calf is not always easy, but Massey University research suggests their tongues may hold a clue.

Health Sciences and Riddet Institute doctoral student Saima Rizwan hopes to one day create medication that will treat the incurable joint disease osteoarthritis.

Second-year fashion design student Havilah Koledoye's talent and past experience helping out behind the scenes at New Zealand Fashion Week has earned her a spot at the event's New Generation show.