New research shows concerning levels of malnutrition among older people living independently in the community or newly admitted to hospital or a residential care facility.
On Saturday September 23, New Zealanders will go to the polls and vote for the 52nd Parliament. Well, some of us will. Probably fewer than did three years ago.
When Massey Business School staff were asked how funds donated through its direct-from-salary giving programme should be used, they voted to support students facing financial hardship.
Have you ever considered that our nation's iconic silver fern is in fact a mathematical oddity known as a fractal? The fifth instalment of a free lecture series held at the Massey University's Albany campus will explore the world around us that goes unnoticed.
New research shows concerning levels of malnutrition among older people living independently in the community or newly admitted to hospital or a residential care facility.
Government, police and health agencies need clear guidelines for public campaigns on preventing harm from cannabis use, according to new research from Massey University.
The study of this country's farming and forestry industries, and of the development of geography as a university subject in New Zealand, are themes at the heart of more than 30 years of academic work that earned geographer Professor Michael Roche a Doctor of Literature.
A Massey University dietitian is concerned at the lack of skills taught to intermediate school children about creating and cooking simple meals using vegetables.
The latest offering from Massey University Press provides a unique insider perspective of the role, changes and challenges facing the New Zealand Army.
Have you ever considered that our nation's iconic silver fern is in fact a mathematical oddity known as a fractal? The fifth instalment of a free lecture series held at the Massey University's Albany campus will explore the world around us that goes unnoticed.
Much has been written about the power of persuasion over the years and a guest speaker to Massey Business School, Harry Mills, shares new insights next week into what he calls "friction-free influencing".
In the next free public lecture in the 'Our Changing World' series Massey University politics specialists will discuss the wave of political discontent seen around the world.
Massey staff were amoung those honoured at Government House in Wellington this week by Govenor General Rt Hon Dame Patsy Reddy.
It's a double celebration for emergency management specialist Sara McBride who has been conferred with her doctorate at Massey University Graduation ceremonies in Wellington .
When Massey Business School staff were asked how funds donated through its direct-from-salary giving programme should be used, they voted to support students facing financial hardship.
More than 100 agriculture and horticulture students have received scholarships from local organisations, donors and trusts to support their study at Massey.
On Saturday September 23, New Zealanders will go to the polls and vote for the 52nd Parliament. Well, some of us will. Probably fewer than did three years ago.
With major policy announcements from the two largest parties this month, there is no doubt housing is shaping up as one of the key issues for the 2017 general election.
Challenges around housing affordability, access to employment and pressure on infrastructure are often seen as a consequence of immigration. But is this fair?
What effect will the anti-establishment sentiments we've seen in the UK, Europe and the United States may have on New Zealand's election?
Watch stunning aerial footage of Massey University's Manawatū campus.
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