Read through news from 2014.
For the first time, Victoria University of Wellington’s International Institute of Modern Letters (IIML) will offer a creative writing course for students to write from or about Māori and Pasifika perspectives.
Work by a Victoria University of Wellington third year architecture student will feature in a virtual exhibition by New Zealand-based Pacific artists.
Victoria University’s Pacific Studies programme has notched up a growing number of firsts.
Teetering along precarious pathways high in some of Papua New Guinea’s most remote mountains is all part of the job for a pair of Victoria University of Wellington geologists.
The use of English in Samoa today will be the focus of two lectures by Victoria University of Wellington’s 2014 Ian Gordon Fellow Letuimanu’asina Dr Emma Kruse Vaai.
Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music alumna Soprano Isabella Moore has achieved an unprecedented Australasian sweep of major awards for singing.
Social inequality has worsened over the past decade in New Zealand, a new study from Victoria University of Wellington shows.
Victoria’s role in building capability in Papua Guinea continues to grow, with the signing of agreements under which the School of Government will deliver a new professional development programme for staff in the Papua New Guinea (PNG) Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).
When Conor Lui sees his nana, Fane Lui-Fakaotimanava, on the big screen later this year, he’ll be pinching himself. His short film, Mitaki Lahi (which features his nana) was selected to be part of the Down Under Berlin Film Festival this September.
Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music graduate, soprano Isabella Moore, has been crowned the winner of the 2014 Lexus Song Quest.
