News
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Waikato student wins Best Poem Award (18 December 2018)
Aimee-Jane Anderson-O’Connor’s poem “Instructions” has picked up the 'Best Poem' award at the Spinoff Review of Books Awards.
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New guidelines for better healthcare for transgender people (14 December 2018)
Health professionals and transgender advocates from around the country have created a new set of guidelines.
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Revealing mākutu (12 December 2018)
Historian Dr Nēpia Mahuika has a received a significant new award to look at the history of mākutu.
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Family first, study later (7 December 2018)
Mavae Ahio took longer than expected to get his degree, but he's just fine with that.
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Can an app make the experience of pregnancy easier? (5 December 2018)
Waikato researchers believe they have created an app that can make a real difference for pregnant women, their partners and families.
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Mental Health Inquiry a wasted opportunity (5 December 2018)
Dr Waikaremoana Waitoki looks at whether the report from the Government Inquiry into Mental Health and Addiction hits the mark.
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Uniting new science and traditional Māori knowledge (5 December 2018)
A major Marsden Fund project will combine cutting edge science with Mātauranga Māori to reveal the secrets of pā across the Waikato.
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Dancing from the heart (3 December 2018)
December’s graduation ceremony will mark the end of an academic journey and the start of a year-long travel adventure for 21-year-old dancer Courtney Richmond.
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The Melanesian Fire (23 November 2018)
A form of evangelical Christianity swept through the parts of the Pacific like wildfire, and a Waikato researcher is about to chart its course for the first time.
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Combatting the myth of the unworthy poor (22 November 2018)
Dr Mohi Rua's looking at ways to curb poverty and the myths around it.