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Louisa Oliver-Barnum is a classical singer, executive coach, parent, consultant, international peace-builder and leadership coach, who begun as a fresh-faced Performance Music student at Victoria University of Wellington in 1991.
Researcher Dr Nick Brettell will be joining the University’s School of Mathematics and Statistics to undertake research on mathematical structures called matroids, supported by a Rutherford Foundation Fellowship. Dr Brettell is currently at
Despite their potential for large, dangerous eruptions, much remains to be discovered about the type of volcanoes known as caldera volcanoes. A Victoria University of Wellington, Massey University, and GNS Science research collaboration is aiming to
Taika Waititi's whimsical comedy about World War II is sharply relevant today, writes Dr Miriam Ross, a Senior Lecturer in Victoria University of Wellington's Film and Media Studies programmes.
The new Spanish government will have to deal with many pressing issues, including the legacy of General Franco and the country's 1936-39 civil war, writes Victoria University of Wellington's Dr Andrea Hepworth, a Lecturer in Spanish and Latin
As New Zealand MPs vote on euthanasia, Victoria University of Wellington's Dr Catherine Abou-Nemeh considers its long history.
The decision not to investigate a Marlborough college after sexual abuse by a teacher there means the victim children and parents have been short-changed, argues Michael Macaulay, Professor of Public Administration at Victoria University of
Well-known author and researcher Max Rashbrooke has been appointed as the Victoria University of Wellington Stout Research Centre for New Zealand Studies JD Stout Fellow for 2020.
If Twitter were truly serious about the need to 'focus efforts on the root problems' of internet communications, it would be better off working to counter the plague of bots and racist discourse, writes Dr Michael Daubs, Director of Victoria
The twentieth-century philosopher's defence of free speech and belief in the vulnerability of democracy could not be more relevant today, write Victoria University of Wellington's Dr James Kierstead and Dr Michael Johnston.
