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Massey University is one of New Zealand's leading educational institutions with three campuses in the North Island and a distance learning programme that delivers university qualifications to all parts of the country.

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Defence 24 Jan 2012
Defence expert to study national security in US

Massey University lecturer and soldier Major Josh Wineera has been invited by the United States State Department to participate in a high-profile study programme examining US national security policy and current threats facing the United States.

Major Josh Wineera

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News 19 Jan 2012
Massey leadership to visit Hawke's Bay

HAWKE'S BAY — Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey will lead a high-level Massey University delegation to Hawke’s Bay next week to cement links with local mayors and chief executives.

Massey University Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey.

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Business 17 Jan 2012
Resolving conflict an issue for many franchises

A new study into the causes and experience of conflict in the franchise sector shows that New Zealand franchisees can be disappointed with their franchising experience.

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Education 17 Jan 2012
Mother plus daughter = maths success for many

Massey University’s mother and daughter mathematics champions Dr Bobbie Hunter and Jodie Hunter are transforming the way Pasifika and Maori pupils learn maths in a bid to lift achievement levels.

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Conservation 12 Jan 2012
Oiled wildlife facility prepared for more birds

Massey University’s National Oiled Wildlife Response Team has partially re-opened its facility at Te Maunga in Tauranga in anticipation of any newly affected wildlife as a result of the breaking up of the container ship Rena.

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House 12 Jan 2012
Auckland now tops 'least affordable homes' list

AUCKLAND — Auckland has overtaken Central Otago Lakes as the least affordable region to buy a house, Massey University’s latest home affordability report shows.

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News 4 Jan 2012
Massey staff and graduates receive New Year Honours

Massey University’s director of nursing programmes Associate Professor Annette Huntington was made a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the New Year Honours announced at the weekend.

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News 22 Dec 2011
High-flying sociologists reconnect

Studying sociology has been a pathway to influential roles for a group of Massey graduates from the 1980s, who held a reunion at the Manawatu campus on Tuesday evening.

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Alcohol 22 Dec 2011
'Legend' anti drink-drive line is quote of the year

A one-liner from an anti drink-drive television advert has been voted quote of the year in a Massey University competition to find the top ten New Zealand memorable quotes of 2011.

Communication lecturer Dr Heather Kavan, who organised  the New Zealand Top Ten Quotes of 2011.

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News 22 Dec 2011
Health sector specialist joins advisory board

A health sector specialist has joined Massey University’s College of Business Advisory Board.

Rachel Cunningham has joined Massey University's  College of Business Advisory Board.

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Education 21 Dec 2011
Massey project to halt 'summer slide' in reading

Summer – for adults at least – is the perfect time to catch up on reading, and the idea of kicking back with a good novel is sheer bliss for many.

Flat Bush School pupil Meni Manase at home with his summer reading collection in last year's project; and Professor Tom Nicholson (right) visiting Meni with Flat Bush board of trustees chair Tofa Paniani.

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News 19 Dec 2011
Definitive WW1 History project launched

A joint project to produce a comprehensive picture of New Zealand's involvement in the First World War, involving Massey University, the New Zealand Defence Force and the Royal New Zealand Returned and Services' Association was launched in Wellington last Thursday.

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Education 19 Dec 2011
Teaching fellow applies maths to real-world scenarios

Using her maths talents to resolve complex problems in the steel and dairy industries at Massey University’s Albany campus has been a contrast to the usual classroom world of North Shore teacher Kerri Spooner.

Mathematics teacher Kerri Spooner decodes a mathematical formula on a painting by mathematician-artist Peter James Smith, at Massey's Institute of Information and Mathematical Sciences where she has been a Royal Society of New Zealand Teachers' Fellow.

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Books 13 Dec 2011
Book Launch Brings Fresh Perspectives to Māori Development

Bringing different perspectives to important Māori political and development issues has been the motivation behind two new books launched by Massey University this week.

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Jazz/Blues 12 Dec 2011
Jazz Tui nominations for Massey musicians

Acclaimed pianist, composer and Massey University jazz lecturer Phil Broadhurst's new album Delayed Reaction is a family affair.

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Alcohol 12 Dec 2011
Social networking and alcohol don't mix - Yeah right

Links between social networking and young people’s use of alcohol are now so firmly embedded that many users of both aren’t even aware of the connections, according to new research.

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News 8 Dec 2011
Abundant research on Pasifika issues 'heartening'

Chemistry, culture and kava were among themes explored at five days of Pasifika-focused conferences at Massey University’s Albany campus last week.

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Health 8 Dec 2011
World Bank funds health project into second phase

The World Bank has granted Massey University $5m in funding to extend its education programme strengthening Asian public health and veterinary capacity to combat zoonotic diseases.

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Conservation 7 Dec 2011
Massey scientists join plea to save endangered conservation jobs

Massey University scientists have added their names to a message from the science community urging the government to reconsider its restructure of the Department of Conservation.

Ecology and environmental science lecturer Dr Mike Joy, one of 39 Massey scientists to sign a message of protest against government cuts to the Department of Conservation.

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Agriculture 7 Dec 2011
Report calls for energy-smart food

A Massey University energy expert says the global agriculture industry, including that of New Zealand, must reduce its dependence on fossil fuels to secure food supply in the future.

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Technology 6 Dec 2011
Intelligent robots take centre stage at conference

Intelligent robots that play a role in improving human life will be discussed at a conference hosted at Massey University this week.

Dr Gourab Sen Gupta

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Books 6 Dec 2011
New book on kiwi launched

A Massey ecologist has teamed up with a leading wildlife photographer to produce the definitive book on New Zealand's national bird, the kiwi.

Kiwi: A Natural History, by Dr Isabel Castro and Rod Morris.

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Culture 5 Dec 2011
Objet d'histoire tell the story of the Manawatu

MANAWATU-WHANGANUI — A group of historians have opened the cupboard at Palmerston North’s Te Manawa museum and blown the dust off 40 objects that shed light on the history of the Manawatu region and it’s place in the nation and the world.

The black singlet, this one from the Longburn Freezing Works,  carries cultural significance for New Zealanders.

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Agriculture 5 Dec 2011
PhD research advances understanding on how to mitigate methane emissions

A comparison of methane emissions from three ruminant species eating different forages, with and without feed additives, found chicory will reduce methane emissions in sheep - but also highlighted the challenges in identifying mitigation strategies and shown the need for further research.

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Media 5 Dec 2011
Women journalists flee newspaper careers

A lack of women leaders in New Zealand newspaper journalism is blamed on the “glass bubble”, not the “glass ceiling” in a new study by Massey University.

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Education 2 Dec 2011
North Shore pupils take learning leap at Massey

Starting a business, harnessing the chemistry of food flavours, and the history of the book were among fascinating topics covered at Massey University’s Albany campus to keep Year 10 pupils focused on learning – yearning though they may be for summer holidays to begin.

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Environment 2 Dec 2011
Report states concerns for Tauranga Harbour's health

TAURANGA — Fears about the ecological impact the grounding of the container ship Rena will have on surrounding wildlife may have grabbed all the headlines, but researchers are expressing concern about the ecological state of Tauranga Harbour, too.

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Equestrian 2 Dec 2011
Team Massey rider wins national one day event

Team Massey rider Virginia Thompson has taken out the one star class at the weekend’s national one-day event held at the Richfield thoroughbred stud farm near Te Kauwhata.

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Science 1 Dec 2011
Digital microscope revolutionises climate research

A ground breaking intelligent digital microscope developed at Massey University looks set to revolutionise climate research.

Massey University palynologist Dr Kat Holt with the Classifynder.

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Education 1 Dec 2011
MBA graduates celebrate success

Directors, managers and senior staff from companies including Saatchi & Saatchi, KiwiRail, Fonterra, Telecom and the ANZ are among the 48 students who have graduated with a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Massey University this year.

MBA graduates 2011

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Education 1 Dec 2011
Marketing students jump at chance to help YMCA

PALMERSTON NORTH — Marketing students jumped to the task when they were asked to come up with a $10,000 marketing plan to help a not-for-profit organisation in Palmerston North.

Kelly Weaver and Kelsy Lochead celebrate in the YMCA's recreation area.

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Maori 1 Dec 2011
Ngā Kupu Ora Awards Celebrate Māori Publishing Milestones

Māori writers, editors and publishers converged on Massey University’s School of Māori Studies in Palmerston North last night to recognise the best Māori books published over the past 12 months.

2011 Ngā Kupu Ora Awards winners. Back row – Basil Keane (Te Ara), Jock Phillips (Te Ara), Derek Fox, Chris Winitana. Front row – Robert Jahnke, Trudy Meredith, Tina Makereti.

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Health 1 Dec 2011
Symposium on nutrients for baby brain development

AUCKLAND — Generations of New Zealanders have been steadily growing taller due to good nutrition and the same approach could also make youngsters brainer, according to organisers of a Massey University symposium on brain development and nutrition for babies.

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Health 30 Nov 2011
Symposium on nutrients and brain development link

Generations of New Zealanders have been steadily growing taller due to good nutrition and the same approach could also make youngsters brainier, according to organisers of a Massey University symposium on brain development and nutrition for babies.

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News 29 Nov 2011
Interest in alcohol control study spreads to Asia

Plans to introduce an international alcohol control study to parts of Asia gather momentum this week at a working meeting with visiting researchers from Korea, Mongolia and Thailand, led by Massey University’s School of Public Health alcohol researcher Professor Sally Casswell.

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News 28 Nov 2011
US emergency management specialist to speak

WELLINGTON CITY — Aspects of emergency management ranging from incident coordination to the science of triage are the subject of a series of public lectures being hosted by Fulbright specialist Gregg Lord and the Joint Centre for Disaster Research.

Gregg Lord

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Defence 28 Nov 2011
US service medal for Massey soldier

Massey staff member Oiroa Kaihau has been presented with a United States Meritorious Service Medal for his work in Afghanistan with the New Zealand Defence Force in 2009.

Lieutenant Colonel Oiroa Kaihau (left) is presented with the Meritorious Service Medal by United States Marine Corps General Peter Talleri.

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School 28 Nov 2011
Pasifika spirituality brings 'niu' flavour to new lives

AUCKLAND — The enduring power of spirituality for the Pasifika diaspora in every aspect of life, from sport to education, is a unifying theme of the Talanoa Oceania 2011 conference at Massey University’s Albany campus next week.

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Aviation 25 Nov 2011
Wings graduates are true 'Diamonds'

The first pilots to complete their training on Massey University’s state-of-the-art fleet of Diamond aircraft have received their Wings.

Mitchell Watson, Louis Chia, Elisha Lim, Matthias Guzy, Saga Witjaksono, Calum Burn, Kiran Parbhu and Jagdeep Kang.

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News 25 Nov 2011
Pasifika spirituality brings 'niu' flavour to new lives

The enduring power of spirituality for the Pasifika diaspora in every aspect of life, from sport to education, is a unifying theme of the Talanoa Oceania 2011 conference at Massey University’s Albany campus next week.

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Education 25 Nov 2011
Strategy aims to grow international connections and reputation

The University's Internationalisation Strategy for 2011-15 was launched this week, in what Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey described as an important watershed for Massey.

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Maori 25 Nov 2011
Connecting marae, church and suburbs

At more than 70 years of age, Massey University’s latest Maori PhD recipient is a role model for aspiring, young students – not only as a successful scholar but also as someone who is still seeking to understand his place in a bicultural country.

Te Waaka Melbourne

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Education 25 Nov 2011
Fijian doctoral recipients among 15 Pasifika graduates at Massey University

Fifteen postgradaute Pasifka students were among graduates at today's two Massey University capping ceremonies in Palmerston North.

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News 25 Nov 2011
Massey graduation ceremonies go global for first time

Some 450 Massey graduates paraded across the stage today in Palmerston North - and across the globe, as the ceremonies were beamed live around the world.

Chris Murray from Outpost Digital Media mixing the vision for the live streaming of graduation.

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Politics 25 Nov 2011
'Elections are bad for business'

Elections are bad for business because economic uncertainty increases during political campaigns, according to a newly-published study by a Massey University researcher.

Dr Alexander Molchanov is one of the authors of a study into  how politics impacts on the business sector.

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Books 24 Nov 2011
Underground book rises above the competition

The associate head of Massey University’s School of Fine Arts has won a major award for his book of underground photographs.

Associate Professor Wayne Barrar with a copy of his  award-winning book An Expanding Subterra.

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Employment 24 Nov 2011
Indian migrants resilient in face of work barriers

New Zealanders may have embraced Bollywood films, the Diwali Festival of Lights and Indian cuisine, but highly qualified migrants from India struggle to get work here, a new report says.

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Media 23 Nov 2011
Entertaining online tool to encourage youth vote

It’s called On the Fence, but a group of Institute of Communication Design students hope their entertaining online interactive tool will encourage young New Zealanders to come off the fence to join in the decision-making by casting a vote in the general election.

Third year Bachelor of Design students from left, Ben Wright, Kieran Stowers, Chris Nicholls, Joy Roxas and Vincent Lee display the On The Fence online tool.

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Politics 23 Nov 2011
Lining up the numbers

by Grant Duncan Although it’s impossible to predict the exact numbers at the election this Saturday, we can at least see some overall trends in opinion polls – and we can speculate about options for forming a government after the votes are counted.

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Politics 22 Nov 2011
Undies, undies, togs: undressing the Epsom talk scandal

by Claire Robinson Many will be familiar with the Tip Top Trumpet “Undies” advertisement when a man in a bathing suit walks away from a beach into a town, while the question is asked “how far away from the beach do togs become undies?” The answer: “if you can’t see the water you’re in underpants”.

Claire Robinson

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Agriculture 22 Nov 2011
Visit by Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences

Leaders of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences visited the Massey College of Sciences at Manawatu for the first time on November 14.

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Education 22 Nov 2011
Emergency team's disaster support acknowledged

Members of the Joint Centre for Disaster Research who worked in the aftermath of February’s Christchurch earthquake have been rewarded with T-shirts by Civil Defence and information technology company Gen-I for their efforts.

Todd Balogh (left) is hoping to take up postgraduate studies with the Joint Centre for Disaster Research. He models the T-shirt, with postgraduate diploma candidate Mark Mitchell (centre) and senior tutor Steve Glassey.

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Maori 22 Nov 2011
Māori language award win for Massey

The University has won another Māori Language Award for its initiatives to celebrate Māori Language Week.

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Education 22 Nov 2011
Accountancy professor voted top lecturer at Albany

Accountancy professor Jill Hooks has broken a six-year hold her male counterparts at Albany have had on the students' association Lecturer of the Year awards.

Professor Jill Hooks with her Lecturer of the Year  cup and quill trophy.

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Marine 22 Nov 2011
First Rena penguins released

MT MAUNGANUI — The National Oiled Wildlife Response Team, led by Massey University, released 49 little blue penguins at Mount Maunganui this morning.

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Aviation 22 Nov 2011
Massey's leading approach in aviation safety project

The School of Aviation's approach to safety training for pilots has impressed members of the Australian aviation industry.

Paul Kearney

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Education 21 Nov 2011
Communication leader to head College of Business

A specialist in management communication, workplace wellbeing and organisational change will head Massey University's College of Business from next year.

Professor Theodore (Ted) Zorn will head Massey  University's College of Business.

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Marine 21 Nov 2011
Wildlife release begins

Staged release of some of the cleaned birds from the oiled wildlife facility at Te Maunga is starting this week, Maritime New Zealand says.

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News 21 Nov 2011
Campus-based emergency management hub for Wellington region

WELLINGTON CITY — Emergency management specialists from the Joint Centre for Disaster Research at Massey University are inviting the Wellington region’s emergency planners to join forces in a purpose-built $15 million complex to improve preparedness for disasters.

An artist's impression from Athfield Architects of the proposed building that would host an emergency management hub on Massey's Wellington campus.

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Politics 18 Nov 2011
Storm in a teacup turns to a tornado

by Grant Duncan Students of New Zealand politics may look back at the 2011 election and see the so-called teapot tape as the political turning point.

Dr Grant Duncan

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News 17 Nov 2011
Massey success in research honours

Massey University researcher Associate Professor Shaun Cooper was awarded the New Zealand Mathematical Society Research Award at the Royal Society Research Honours Dinner last night.

Associate Professor Shaun Cooper

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Science 17 Nov 2011
New breed of scientist to tackle 'wicked' problems

Clever science has given us industrial, chemical, and technological developments to make life comfortable and convenient, but its excesses are putting the planet in peril, says Massey University Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey.

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Science 17 Nov 2011
For male weta, big is better

For a male tree weta, size really is everything.

Dr Cilla Wehi with a male tree weta.

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Marine 17 Nov 2011
Penguins prepared for release

TAURANGA — About 80 of the little blue penguins at the Massey University-led Oiled Wildlife Facility in Tauranga are being prepared for release, although it is not yet known when that will happen.

Dr Brett Gartrell, second from left, shows iwi representatives through the Oiled Wildlife Facility.

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Technology 16 Nov 2011
Sensing technology conference signalled

International specialists on sensing technology, the science and analysis of detecting signals electronically, will join local speakers for the fifth international conference on the subject at the Manawatu campus beginning on November 28.

Professor Subhas Mukhopadhyay

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Books 15 Nov 2011
When poetry meets science

What happens when an award-winning poet from Massey University researches science? Two books, one scholarly book and the other poetry book are published in the same month.

Dr Bryan Walpert

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News 15 Nov 2011
Oil spill erodes trust, as well as ecology and economy

The oil spill off the Tauranga coast has not only had damaging environmental and economic impacts, but has eroded trust in public institutions as well, according to Massey University disaster research specialists.

Dr Sarb Johal

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News 15 Nov 2011
Celebrating longstanding ties with Wellington business community

WELLINGTON — Ties between Wellington businesses and the University and other parts of the tertiary education sector were celebrated at a recent networking function at the Museum Building.

Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey with Wellington Employers' Chamber of Commerce president Richard Stone.

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Aviation 15 Nov 2011
PhD student wins award to improve aviation safety

A doctoral student and former flight instructor at Massey University has won an award to support her contribution to aviation safety in New Zealand.

Massey University Manager of Professional Programmes Frank Sharp with award recipient Tahlia Fisher and Manager of Aviation Safety Dr Ritchie de Montalk

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Business 15 Nov 2011
Massey helps entrepreneurs 'bungee jump' into business

AUCKLAND CITY — An Intrapreneurship Summit to transform and revitalise businesses is one of a series of events Massey University is involved in this week as part of Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW).

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Marine 14 Nov 2011
Wildlife ICU keeps penguins in top shape

Most of the more than 400 birds at the Oiled Wildlife Facility are now in good health, but a small number require on-going veterinary care in the intensive care unit.

Massey wildlife veterinarian Micah Jensen listens  to the breathing of a little blue penguin in  the intensive care unit.

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News 14 Nov 2011
Child tracker wristband wins Bright Ideas award

A wristband that uses Bluetooth technology to help parents track their children’s whereabouts was one of the winning entries in Grow Wellington’s recent Bright Ideas Challenge.

Saskia Wallace with her Bright Ideas Challenge award.

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Conservation 11 Nov 2011
Storm petrel study paves way for new colonies

A Massey University biologist has been awarded a $2500 scholarship for her study on white-faced storm petrels on a remote island north of Auckland, which she says could pave the way for creating new colonies on the mainland.

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Health 11 Nov 2011
Killer plagues not just a Hollywood scenario

Hollywood’s latest killer plague movie Contagion is closer to reality than some might think, according to Massey University specialists in the spread of infectious diseases.

Professor Nigel French

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Science 11 Nov 2011
Double win for Massey at science awards

WELLINGTON CITY — Massey University professors have won two of the four medals presented at last night’s New Zealand Association of Scientists Awards in Wellington.

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News 11 Nov 2011
Sir Ray Avery to give innovation lecture at Albany

Scientist, social entrepreneur and inventor Sir Ray Avery will give a public lecture at Massey University’s Albany campus next month.

Sir Ray Avery

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News 10 Nov 2011
Rescue harness design a huge alpine support

A revolutionary rescue harness created by a Massey University design student could save lives in mountain emergencies.

Nick Graham alongside a model showing how  his backyak design works.

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News 9 Nov 2011
Back pain study recognised for worldwide relevance

An ergonomics doctoral student who studied back pain in coal miners has won a prestigious international award for her research.

Baiduri Widanarko

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Education 9 Nov 2011
Successful alumni events in Malaysia and Singapore

Alumni events were held in Malaysia and Singapore last week.

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Marine 9 Nov 2011
Keeping penguins fed a big job for wildlife staff

While the numbers of birds being admitted to the Oiled Wildlife Facility has declined recently, keeping the hundreds being held there fed, watered and healthy is still a big task for staff.

Massey wildlife technician Bridey White feeds anchovies to a little blue penguin.

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Books 8 Nov 2011
Historian's Passchendaele best-seller gets fourth re-print

Professor Glyn Harper’s best-selling Massacre at Passchendaele has been picked up and reprinted by British publisher FireStep Books.

Massacre at Passchendaele book cover

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Politics 8 Nov 2011
Opinion: New Zealand debt and credit ratings

by David Tripe One of the topics of recent financial news from around the world and New Zealand has been credit ratings.

Dr David Tripe

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Food 8 Nov 2011
Singapore graduation, new courses, alumni function

Science and Innovation Minister Dr Wayne Mapp was guest of honour at the second graduation for food technology students at Massey’s Singapore campus last week.

Mr Maharey with Mr Ghee (left) and Mr Kwong at the signing of the memorandum at the New Zealand High Commissioner's residence.

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Agriculture 8 Nov 2011
Farming tool takes innovation award

A unique tool for measuring on-farm pasture growth has won a major award at this year’s New Zealand Innovators Awards.

Professor Yule with the C-Dax Pasture Meter.

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Politics 8 Nov 2011
Opinion: On body language

by Claire Robinson Valid questions were asked on Sunday morning’s Mediawatch about the role of television in political impression formation, and the focus of the punditry (me included) on the presentational style of the National and Labour party leaders in the first televised leaders debate on TV One.

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Books 8 Nov 2011
First Fiction Winner at Ngā Kupu Ora Māori Book Awards

It is a milestone year for Ngā Kupu Ora 2011, the third Māori Book Awards.

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Politics 7 Nov 2011
Opinion: Employment relations policies from the 'poster boys' will polarise voters

by Associate Professor Jane Parker There is already something of a political scrum over the appearance of John Key on all of his party’s election posters, and the absence of Phil Goff from Labour’s.

Associate Professor Jane Parker

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Marine 4 Nov 2011
No new oiled wildlife found at Bay of Plenty

BAY OF PLENTY — The emergency phase of the oiled wildlife recovery at the Bay of Plenty is winding down, with no more oiled birds admitted for two days to the Tauranga centre where Massey University’s specialist team and numerous volunteers are caring for over 400 rescued penguins and sea birds.

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Science 4 Nov 2011
Chemist wins Fulbright scholarship

Massey University scientist Dr Shane Telfer has been awarded a prestigious Fulbright New Zealand Senior Scholar Award to study at the University of California, Berkeley.

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Fashion 4 Nov 2011
High-tech and traditional arts await Exposure

A digital IPad application for fashionistas, a new twist on tapa cloth and a vampire-inspired cook book are among the quirky designs which form part of the eagerly awaited Exposure exhibition of work by graduating students from the School of Design.

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Opinion 4 Nov 2011
Opinion: Raising retirement age inevitable

For some time, calls by Retirement Commissioner Diana Crossan to increase the age of eligibility for New Zealand superannuation have fallen on deaf ears.

Dr Claire Matthews

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News 3 Nov 2011
Sociologist honoured by Royal Society

Internationally renowned sociologist Professor Paul Spoonley has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand.

Professor Paul Spoonley

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Marine 2 Nov 2011
Numbers growing at 'penguin palace'

BAY OF PLENTY — Last night’s storm in the Bay of Plenty saw no new birds brought into the Oiled Wildlife Response Unit, though the demand for space to house little blue penguins continues to grow.

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News 2 Nov 2011
Massey hosts innovative unconference

Massey University will tomorrow host what is thought to be New Zealand's first unconference.

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Politics 2 Nov 2011
Confusion over referendum vote as election looms

A lack of information and public education has led to widespread confusion and indifference regarding the referendum on New Zealand’s voting system, says Massey University public policy lecturer Associate Professor Grant Duncan.

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Education 1 Nov 2011
College of Education academic reform proposal update

A summary of submissions made by staff, students and external stakeholders in relation to the proposals for academic reform of the College of Education was presented to the college board on Friday.

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Education 1 Nov 2011
Professorial promotions announced

Six staff have been promoted to professor and 21 to associate professor in the annual promotion round.

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News 1 Nov 2011
Social and safety focus for design student expo

Etiquette for surfers, Alzheimer disease awareness and internet safety are some of the safety and social issues to inspire final year projects at Massey University’s Auckland School of Design.

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News 1 Nov 2011
Leading researcher appointed to Massey dairy chair

Massey University and DairyNZ have announced the appointment of a leading dairy researcher to the New Zealand Dairy Industry Chair in Dairy Production Systems.

Dr Danny Donaghy

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Technology 31 Oct 2011
Grants for technology start-ups 'perfect timing'

A government decision to empower business incubators to offer $50,000 grants to young technology companies is perfect timing says the head of Massey University’s ecentre.

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