Read news items from our 2021 archives.
Associate Professor Paul Wolffram and Master of Fine Arts (Creative Practice) Film alumna Shu Run Yap have won the Doc Edge Best Pitch—New Zealand award for their documentary film project Sanguma.
Drug laws clearly aren't working, so let’s just get on with reform to properly address the harm criminalisation causes, writes Associate Professor Fiona Hutton.
Superhero, saint, sex symbol, saviour—the mild-mannered public servant fronting the COVID-19 response has been the focus of an almost cult-like following, according to new research published by two sociolinguistics scholars.
The Wellington Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington has once again been confirmed as the best place in New Zealand and one of the top places in the world to study Arts and Humanities.
On accepting its invitation, the Ardern Government should encourage deliverables that reflect New Zealand’s inclusive vision, writes Professor Robert Ayson.
The Chinese Communist Party is reshaping how the country works with the rest of the world, writes Associate Professor Jason Young.
In the 1920s and 30s, fears men weren’t masculine enough prompted one magazine to issue fashion advice to counter effeminacy, writes Postgraduate Diploma in Museum and Heritage Practice student Ailish Wallace-Buckland.
As the Premium Experience Team for Wellington Heritage Week 2021, Master of Museum and Heritage Practice students Brittany Jacobsen and Millie Burton are reimagining heritage experiences for the annual festival.
Caitlin Jenkins has won the 2021 IIML National Schools Poetry Award with a poem celebrating the rich histories of South Auckland.
Experiences helping to protect land at Mauna Kea and Ihumātao saw Dr Emalani Case rewrite her thesis to incorporate Indigenous persistence.
