Keep up to date with the latest news and research developments from Victoria University of Wellington.
To tackle the problem, we need to challenge the ever expanding use of pharmaceuticals, writes Victoria University of Wellington Professor of Sociology Kevin Dew.
Alumna and CEO of online wealth development platform Sharesies Brooke Roberts says she co-founded the start-up to make the world of investment more accessible to everyday New Zealanders.
Could the Commission's exceptionally high staff turnover rates help explain why the public sector reform process is such a mess, asks Dr Simon Chapple, Director of Victoria University of Wellington's Institute for Governance and Policy Studies.
Alumnus Neil Holdom reflects on his journey from a Philosophy and Political Science student at Victoria University of Wellington to becoming Mayor of New Plymouth.
Findings favour more use of graduate student tutors to free up professors, write Dr Jan Feld from Victoria University of Wellington's School of Economics and Finance, Dr Nicolás Salamanca from the University of Melbourne and Assistant Professor Ulf
CoHousing and other alternative models represent a growing movement of 'high-functioning neighbourhoods', hears a Victoria University of Wellington co-hosted hui.
Topography is the key to protecting indigenous plant life and improving human health, says Victoria University of Wellington PhD student Amin Rastandeh.
The world-class Te Matatini National Kapa Haka Festival is on in Wellington this week, with Victoria University of Wellington a strategic partner.
Findings from two newly-published Victoria University of Wellington-led research projects show how to prepare for sea level rise over the long-term and highlight the importance of understanding how the impacts of climate change cascade beyond
New Zealand could witness a spate of referenda next year. Whether this is a good way to govern is questionable, writes the School of Government's Professor of Public Policy Jonathan Boston.
