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Victoria University of Wellington's Professor Sally Davenport, Director of the Science for Technological Innovation (SfTI) National Science Challenge, has welcomed a $72.7 million funding boost the Challenge has received from the Government.

An upcoming conference at Victoria University of Wellington aims to tackle some of the big issues facing employers and employees, including gender equity, health and wellbeing, and the future of technology in the workplace.

Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Law is delighted to host the Honourable Justice Sheilah L. Martin from the Supreme Court of Canada for its annual Robin Cooke Lecture.

Victoria University of Wellington PhD student Matire Ward hopes a new scholarship will assist her goal of becoming a leading reproductive health researcher and one of the few Māori women in the field.

Sole parent families and mental health should be priorities, writes Professor Arthur Grimes, Victoria University of Wellington's Chair of Wellbeing and Public Policy.

A Victoria University of Wellington researcher has led part of a just-published major international study that replicates 28 classic and contemporary psychology experiments to test their accuracy.

Institute sounds good but where is the cost-benefit analysis or debate over whether we even need it, asks Victoria University of Wellington's Chair in Public Finance, Professor Norman Gemmell.

Just a few hours of therapy can bring positive outcomes, write Dr Hannah Waddington, Dr Larah van der Meer and PhD candidate Jessica Tupou from Victoria University of Wellington's School of Education.

Victoria University of Wellington researcher Dr Michael Jackson has received $25,000 in funding from the KiwiNet Emerging Innovator Programme to help commercialise new lures for rat control.

A ground-breaking new study into whistleblowing processes offers insights into how organisations can handle complaints at work more effectively.