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۶Ƶagain has highest on-campus course pass rates of all NZ universities
For the third year in a row, students studying on-campus at Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa ۶Ƶ have the highest course pass rate of all universities in the country.
New Zealand Police trainees welcomed to Massey
Police have celebrated the opening of the Royal New Zealand Police College (RNZPC) Auckland Campus at Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa ۶Ƶ.
Sciences researchers secure funding to advance animal care through new technology
Two projects led by researchers from the College of Sciences have received funding from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment Endeavour Fund.
۶Ƶranked third in NZ, climbs global rankings amid international growth
The university has risen nine spots in the latest Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings, coming in at 230th equal in the world.
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Sustainable Development Goal Summit aims to shape future beyond 2030
The 2025 Aotearoa SDG Summit at ۶Ƶ (4–5 September) will bring together leaders from across Aotearoa to drive urgent action on sustainability.
Global endorsement for Massey’s Clean SLATE initiative
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa ۶Ƶ’s leadership in sustainable livelihoods is gaining global traction following a recent trip funded by the Research and Development Initiative (REaDI).
New MoU strengthens data-driven collaboration for public health in Aotearoa New Zealand
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa ۶Ƶ’s Environmental Health Intelligence NZ (EHINZ) and Whitecliffe’s School of Information Technology share a commitment to using data to improve public health outcomes, an alignment that has led to a formal collaboration.
New book supports learners on their reo Māori journey by deepening understanding of Māori verbs
As one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most experienced teachers of te reo Māori, Associate Professor Hone Waengarangi Morris has drawn on decades of insight to publish a new book with ۶Ƶ Press.
Research news
Near-Death Experience study achieves international recognition
A study into near-death experiences (NDEs) and dreaming by a team of Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa ۶Ƶ psychology researchers has been featured by the highly respected American Psychological Association (APA).
Invasive spider with potentially sinister bite confirmed in Aotearoa New Zealand
The noble false widow spider (Steatoda nobilis), already considered one of the world’s most invasive arachnids, has officially established itself in New Zealand. While bites are rare, the spider raises concerns for human health and native ecosystems.
Sciences researchers secure funding to advance animal care through new technology
Two projects led by researchers from the College of Sciences have received funding from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment Endeavour Fund.
۶Ƶscientists collaborate with NASA to monitor geothermal fields from space
A team of researchers from the College of Sciences is collaborating on a three-year joint venture between NASA and Aotearoa New Zealand that could transform how scientists monitor the world’s geothermal fields.
Student success news
A future grounded in soil, agricultural science and passion
Growing up in Bulls, Ffion White always knew she had a strong connection to the land, but it wasn’t until she discovered agriculture in the classroom that her passion really took hold.
Midwife on a mission: Doctoral student champions global maternal health
For doctoral student Jolene Wescombe, the path to global development runs through a rural midwifery clinic in the Ethiopian highlands.
Riiki Reid’s rise from ۶Ƶto music stardom
From campus studios to international stages, artist Riiki Reid’s journey from student to star began at Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa ۶Ƶ.
Design student awarded prestigious Māori scholarship
Macy Cribb has recently been recognised with the 2025 Hinemoa Hilliard Memorial Scholarship —an award that honours excellence, leadership and the legacy of Māori wāhine in higher education.
Opinion and features
Opinion: Music is at the forefront of AI disruption, but NZ artists still have few protections
By Associate Professor Dave Carter, Dr Jesse Austin-Stewart and Professor Oli Wilson
Opinion: The hard questions NZ must ask about the claimed economic benefits of fast-track mining projects
By Professor Glenn Banks
Opinion: NZ’s plan to ‘welcome anyone, from anywhere, anytime’ is not a sustainable tourism policy
By Professor Regina Scheyvens, Professor James Higham and Professor Susanne Becken
Opinion: Playful or harmful? David Seymour’s posts raise questions about what’s OK to say online
By Senior Lecturer Dr Kevin Veale
Awards and appointments
۶Ƶlecturer, composer and sound artist wins APRA award
School of Music and Screen Arts Lecturer Dr Jesse Austin-Stewart is one of five recipients of the 2025 APRA Professional Development Award.
Riddet Fellow and ۶Ƶalumni wins food science award
Renowned expert in food science Dr Mike Boland is this year’s recipient of the JC Andrews Hall of Fame Award.
۶Ƶresearcher named in prestigious UK science award
Professor Shane Telfer from the School of Food Technology and Natural Sciences is part of a global science group who have won the prestigious UK Royal Society of Chemistry prize for creating a new type of glass.
King’s Honours for ۶Ƶacademics and alumni
Several members of the university community have been recognised in the 2025 King’s Birthday Honours List.
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۶Ƶlecturer, composer and sound artist wins APRA award
School of Music and Screen Arts Lecturer Dr Jesse Austin-Stewart is one of five recipients of the 2025 APRA Professional Development Award.
Near-Death Experience study achieves international recognition
A study into near-death experiences (NDEs) and dreaming by a team of Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa ۶Ƶ psychology researchers has been featured by the highly respected American Psychological Association (APA).
A future grounded in soil, agricultural science and passion
Growing up in Bulls, Ffion White always knew she had a strong connection to the land, but it wasn’t until she discovered agriculture in the classroom that her passion really took hold.
Opinion: Music is at the forefront of AI disruption, but NZ artists still have few protections
By Associate Professor Dave Carter, Dr Jesse Austin-Stewart and Professor Oli Wilson
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