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OPINION: Hemopereki Simon challenges universities to go beyond token Treaty signalling.

Massey University professor under fire for research on Hindu nationalist groups.

Hindutva groups are attacking academic freedom in New Zealand, he says.

Security services focus on those who might be motivated by the New Lynn attack.

"Lone wolf" terror attacks are especially hard to prevent, Dr John Battersby says.

The Times Higher Education rankings look at more than 1600 institutions.

By some estimates, 20 per cent of the adult population do not have a smartphone.

A visiting friend even compared Whanganui to Rarotonga.

Toa has developed colic but it's unclear how much distress he is in.

The moving story of moving 40 birds to their new home. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Neo-Nazi group active on Twitter, despite being banned by Facebook.

Biggest threat comes from "lone actor", NZ's first counter terrorism hui hears.

Two NZ experts set out three reasons why the Covid-19 Wuhan lab leak theory doesn't wash.

Dame Cindy Kiro on growing up poor, the Treaty, and her new role as Governor General.

New population stats show Kiwi demographic on the rise. What does it mean for our future?

Scientists' group challenges financial justification for major Massey science restructure.

Scientists don't know enough about kiwi genetics to ensure species' survival, study finds.

NZ scientists in project to tackle plant disease hitting cannabis crops around the world.

"It is great to look back on how many students have gone from strength to strength."

Hūhana Lyndon has been appointed CEO of the Ngātiwai Trust Board.

New Massey marae Te Rau Karamu has special links with Whanganui.

Officials fear the protesters could undermine a national immunisation campaign.

Massey shares next move in ongoing sciences shake-up, while fears over job losses remain.

A new study delves into the factors that drives 'hesitancy' toward the Covid-19 vaccine.

Loving family photo shared online weeks before killings.

A Kiwi-designed breath test may be able to detect Covid-19 in as little as five minutes.

'This isn't easy. We need to keep acknowledging that.'

"We really wanted to give new students that first-year experience."

"Bad things might happen, and you just have to take it and go with it."