Book deal for inspirational teen
Jake Bailey inspired the world with an inspirational speech to schoolmates after being diagnosed with cancer. Now, he has signed a book deal.
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Car insurance industry gone by 2030
The car insurance industry will cease to exist by 2030 according to a new book written by a Massey University lecturer.
Vaping key to solving obesity crisis?
The newest quick fix to staying slim could be vaping electronic cigarettes, according to New Zealand researchers.
Where is our least affordable region to buy a home?
Massey University released its quarterly Home Affordability Report index today.
#WillSheVote? Candidates pitch to lifelong non-voter
#WillSheVote? Lifelong Local Body election non-voter Hinekia Fitzgerald hears from candidates on her journey to the polls.
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Software engineer Donald Gordon moved to Whanganui because of the local council's investment in fibre broadband. Now other councils are being urged to take lead in boosting regional economies. Made with funding from NZ on Air
Police puppy Kazza, Gazza's nephew, dies
In a tragic turn of events slain police dog Gazza's living legacy has also died.
Kiwi helps identify Ebola hotspots
A Kiwi scientist has helped develop artificial intelligence to highlight fresh potential hotspots for Ebola and other bat-borne filoviruses.
How much should kids know about money?
How do we prepare our kids to face a world of easy credit, consumerism and high cost housing?
The problem with visionary leaders
It's time for business to move away from an obsession with charismatic, transformational leaders, a management academic says.
21 year old stands for council
The decision by Josh Chandulal-Mackay to announce his candidacy for the Whanganui District Council brings more young blood into the
Distance learning lays path to new business for Kiwi mum
Mother of two launches new health coaching business after completing distance learning
University brushes off concern over conflict of interest
Massey University has admitted there was a potential conflict of interest when awarding its latest ad campaign to FCB.
Massey scientists' pollen breakthrough
Kiwi team use 3D printers to recreate pollen grains that could be used to help solve crimes and ID honey.
Email outs vulnerable students
Vulnerable university students had their privacy breached in an email asking them to rate their experiences with counselling services.
Safer food centre awaits approval
Creating the new centre was a key recommendation from the Government's inquiry into Fonterra's infant formula contamination scare in 2013.
Sickening fumes permeate uni centre
Exclusive: Massey health and safety investigation at Albany campus reveals chemical incident just days earlier, reports Anna Leask.
When the cat met the kiwi
The same team that recently captured two male kiwi having a testosterone-fuelled scrap have now caught this chance encounter between a tagged kiwi and a feline.
Our national bird as you've never seen it
Incredible new footage has revealed a rare glimpse into the unseen behaviours of our quirky national bird - and in this case, it's a bit of biffo.
Massey denies degree bought influence
A university has been accused of buying influence after giving an honorary doctorate to the Chinese President's wife.
Top scientists celebrate daughters success
Two of New Zealand’s top scientists have watched their daughters graduate on the same stage they were seated this week.
Uni bans watches in exams
Massey University has announced a blanket ban on all watches from exam rooms to beat cheats.
Uni bans watches from exams
Massey University has banned all watches from the exam room after the release of the new smart watch.
KiwiSaver choices made on the home front
Those that you live with have the strongest influence on your investment decisions, a Massey researcher has found.
Massey's $130m innovation hub
Massey University is planning to spend more than $130 million in the next year to double the student capacity of its Albany campus.
'White girls don't have sex'
Parents of well-off Pakeha girls are less likely to get their daughters immunised against an STI because "white girls don't have sex", a health researcher believes.