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Vivid, absorbing story cycle wins 2021 Adam Foundation Prize
Sharron Came is the winner of this years' Adam Foundation Prize in Creative Writing, awarded for the best Master of Arts manuscript.
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Sharron Came is the winner of this years' Adam Foundation Prize in Creative Writing, awarded for the best Master of Arts manuscript.
From benefit advocate to youth worker, writer to radio host and producer, alumna Yadana Saw shares how her dream job gives her the freedom and privilege to share people’s stories.
Congratulations to all of our staff, students, alumni, and stakeholders recognised as finalists in the 2021 Wellys.
Dr Emily Beausoleil sees listening as a martial art. When used in online interventions, it can create positive change.
A new book 'Politics in a Pandemic: Jacinda Ardern and the 2020 Election', edited by Professor Stephen Levine, looks back at the unprecedented and unique election year.
Whenever the topic of drug checking at festivals hits the headlines, moral panic is usually not far behind. Opponents claim drug checking just increases drug use and results in more kids popping pills. But the evidence doesn’t support these claims.
After 40 years of literary scholarship at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, Emeritus Professor Harry Ricketts is retiring.
What happens when politicians are called out for sharing fake news? A project that analysed the accuracy of New Zealand political parties’ social media posts in the last election has had a marked impact on how politicians behave online—and plans are in place to continue the project to keep the spread of misinformation in check.