Education

Julian Wood –  I never knew the ‘glory days’ of tertiary education when everything was free. After high school, I was ushered into the mid-1990s

David Shearer –  Everywhere I have lived in the world, I have observed that parents – no matter what their culture or politics – are

Massey News –  New research from Massey University shows that community water fluoridation remains cost-effective, despite an overall reduction in the average number of decayed

Paraprosdokians are figures of speech in which the latter part of a sentence or a phrase is surprising and is frequently humorous. The late Sir

Dr Lora Wu –  Massey University’s Sleep/Wake Research Centre in Wellington is now providing group treatment for people with insomnia – a first in New

Massey News – New research from Massey University shows that community water fluoridation remains cost-effective, despite an overall reduction in the average number of decayed

Staff Reporter –  Education New Zealand (ENZ) has announced that applications are now open for the grant of Prime Minister’s Scholarships for Asia (PMSA) and

Dr Ajmol Ali –  A collaborative effort to reduce childhood obesity will continue in the New Year, with Massey University and the University of Waikato

Teenager Cancer patient wins Quote of the Year Dr Heather Kavan –  For the first time in four years, the winner of Massey University ‘Quote

Staff Reporter –  Three bright youngsters have qualified for Rhodes scholarships to pursue their postgraduate degrees at the University of Oxford in United Kingdom. Former

From the Beehive –  Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment Minister Steven Joyce and Immigration Minister Michael Woodhouse announced last fortnight details of a pilot programme

Dr Jonathan Coleman –  More than half the nurses who graduated last month have found jobs before they knew their final examination results through the

Malcolm Mulholland –  Some of the older generation of New Zealanders might remember marching and saluting the flag at school, but may not be aware

Staff Reporter –  A Wellingtonian of Indian origin has been recognised for his ‘directorial potential’ by the Institute of Directors based in the Capital. Sunil

A Correspondent –  Howick College, Auckland and Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s Vallabhram Mehta Public School, Vadodara (Baroda), India had an educational exchange programme from October 18

Massey News –  The discovery was gold, despite the horror of the subject. Massey University Professor of War Studies Glyn Harper noticed something while visiting

Sponsor’s Announcement Aotearoa New Zealand.  Consistently ranked one of the best places on earth to live.  Safe and affordable. Clean and green.  And offering world-class

35 new jobs created at NZMA event About 1200 students and more than 50 of New Zealand’s leading employers attended the NZMA Careers Fair held

Venkat Raman –  There are two ways to touch the heart of a Green Party Member – be an environmentalist or a child. And for

Kashmir Kaur –  Vibrancy, pride and success are some of the many words that describe Wellington’s Hindi Day celebrations in Lower Hutt on Saturday September

Staff Reporter –  Auckland based Urdu Hindi Cultural Association has reminded members of the public of its free Urdu and Hindi language classes. General Secretary

Office-to-Office, some things are getting common Venkat Raman –  In Sidney Sheldon’s blockbuster novel ‘The Other Side of Midnight,’ second heroine Catherine Alexander wins a coveted job

Brendan Stevenson –  Do not wait for a disaster or emergency before you get to know older people in your neighbourhood. A recent Massey School

Pathways Awarua, a nationwide numeracy and literacy programme, is proving to be a life changer for many NZMA students and their families. A part of

Glyn Harper –  g.j.harper@massey.ac.nz From dental emergencies, treating dysentery and tending the wounded and dying – to the care of horses, donkeys, dogs and canaries