Read news items from our 2021 archives.
An immersive, high-tech production that delves into the science behind Pacific navigation by combining mātauranga Māori with astrobiology, has been made at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.
Check out National Treasures on TVNZ On Demand, and you'll see several of our university alumni presenting history through personal objects.
Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington has partnered with the Communications University of Zhejiang (CUZ) to give Chinese students access to Wellington’s world-class scholars in humanities research, learning, and teaching.
He tauira koe o Te Wāhanga Aronui, o Te Whānau rānei o Akopai, ā, e hoki mai ana ki te ako, oti rā, kei te hiahia āwhina ki te whakamāmā ake ki te utu i tō wāhi noho?
Professor Jack Vowles puts paid to the claim Māori wards are unnecessary because Māori are proportionally represented in local government.
Congratulations to Yuzhou (Yvette) Liu who has received the 2021 Geoff Murphy Emerging Filmmaker award.
Tributes have poured in for Professor Emerita Lydia Wevers ONZM, who passed away peacefully over the weekend.
Associate Professor Rhonda M. Shaw lays out the pitfalls of egg-freezing as a reproductive technique in New Zealand—especially for trans and non-binary people.
The International Institute of Modern Letters has announced writer/director Tim Worrall (Ngāi Tūhoe, Ngāti Pākehā) as their Creative NZ Writer in Residence for 2022.
Long before Billie Eilish, women wore corsets for form, function and support, writes PhD candidate in History Rachel Boddy.
