The concept of academic freedom remains contested globally, with increasing threats to academic expression appearing across different national contexts. New Zealand offers a unique case study as one o...

“The challenge to tangata Tiriti is what we’ll do to support a fightback led by tangata whenua. Will Pākehā, in particular, be prepared to march in solidarity with tangata whenua and all people ...

“Why must Tuvalu exchange some of its sovereign powers over its own security for a migration pathway? This is not climate justice.” — Taukiei Kitara.

“An excessive number of items on the coalition’s list buy a culture war that Pākehā New Zealand isn’t ready for. Believe me when I say that te ao Māori is prepared.” — Deb Te Kawa.

The role of a University and its academics is to be the critic and conscience of society. But what does that mean in the 21st century?

New changes to residential adviser contracts have students up in arms.

Colleagues of microbiologist Siouxsie Wiles say the University of Auckland did not respond to her concerns about harassment fairly.

Pacific Churches welcome Melanesian Spearhead Group decision to appoint Fiji and Papua New Guinea PMs as special envoys to Indonesia to "address West Papua issue".

Microbiologist says lack of support affected her wellbeing; feared university wanted to get rid of her.

“You can’t simply learn about mātauranga or whakapapa, just like I couldn’t learn about my whānau. It’s meaningless without the connection and lived experience. It takes community.” — Ki...

“You can’t simply learn about mātauranga or whakapapa, just like I couldn’t learn about my whānau. It’s meaningless without the connection and lived experience. It takes community.” — Ki...

Summary information on the 2023 Rutherford Discovery Fellowship selection round

Experts say commemorations of the New Zealand Wars are at risk of passing by unnoticed outside of Māori circles.

Massey scientists call for independent audit of workings behind controversial restructure.

“The kōhanga reo generation, backed by an inexorable demographic change, and strong in their reo, whakapapa and identity, are ready to step up to the plate — defined by a uniting faith in Te Tiri...

Women feel driven out by problems with workplace culture more often than by lack of work–life balance. Women feel driven out by problems with workplace culture more often than by lack of work–life...

"We can't just treat international students as cash cows".

OPINION: The notion that there are subconscious thoughts among some referees to rule one team differently to another is, frankly, absurd.

“We fear the damage to our careers, our families and our community will be significant if we’re unable to pick up our studies where we left off.”They were also worried about the upheaval of havi...

“This election is not just a battle of policies. On one level, this is our own Voice referendum. It is our own opportunity as a nation to reject the politics of anti-Māori hate.” — Tina Ngata.

“Seventeen Māori leaders spoke up a week ago ‘calling for an end to race-baiting and racist comments in our countries’ election campaigns’. They pointed at New Zealand First, Act and National...

Been a difficult week for everyone with connections to Massey University. Rather than a bunch of bad news posts, consolidating into just one. The cover image was taken in Palmerston North yesterday ac...

Gianluca's bosses allowed his journey predominantly on ships, trains and buses to study in Papau New Guinea. But returning home the same way could cost him.

A person broke in and vandalised the home of Hauraki-Waikato candidate Hana-Rawhiti Maipi Clark, before leaving behind a letter in a 'politically motivated' attack, the party says.