Are big expectations killing big dreams?
Starting out at any new job is difficult, but imagine doing it with no guarantee that you will make an income, and no proper support network to pick you up if you stumble.
Blood Donation
Unless you’re a doctor, donor or a serial killer, blood is something you’ve probably never given much thought about. However, for the thousands of recipients of blood donations each year, it is priceless.
Budget breakdown: student edition
So, what does this “backwards” (National leader Christopher Luxon), “brain drain” (ACT leader David Seymour), “balanced” (Finance Minister Grant Robertson) budget mean for us students? Are we a bit better off? Or still on the bones of our bums?
BREAKING: Students falling victim to online scams
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‘Back of the queue’: school Students Get Free Period Products but Uni Students Don’t
In June last year, almost 90 per cent of schools and kura opted in to get free period products offered by the Government, but universities were left out.
What Massey’s Most Read Books Say About students
For Massey students across the country, I’ve analysed exactly what the books you’ve read the most say about you.
Hate speech or free speech?
At the start of this month, Brash was back on the Manawatū campus as part of the Free Speech Union’s (FSU) controversial nationwide tour.
‘Not many people care’: No kiwis protesting for already abortion illegal countries
Countries where abortion is illegal are yet to have their stories heard, as Kiwis in Auckland and Christchurch protest against the Roe v Wade abortion ruling in America.
Clearing the mask mandate confusion
In the orange traffic light level, face masks are mandatory inside any public facilities including university campuses and communal areas within a hall of residence; however there still seems to be some confusion around where masks are actually required.
The fight to end sexual violence isn’t over as nightlife reopens
Town has reopened and, with this, the chapter on safety when out and about in our city needs to be revisited.
Drink spiking prevention cast aside as bars focus on other issues
The drugs known as ‘date rape drugs’ are often dangerous and mind-altering. Brands like Nightcap, StopTopps, Spikeys, and Undercover Colours make anti-drink spiking products like reusable or disposable cup covers and drink testers.
Experience: Losing a friend to a drug overdose
CW: Drug abuse
She expected to spend her weekend hanging out and partying with friends she hadn’t seen for a while, not to lose one.
Massey falling behind in drug testing
Otago and Victoria University have started taking initiative and running the same drug checking stations on campus, at certain times of the year, and many Massey students feel that their university needs to take the same step.
Bizarre new fad favours cigarettes over vaping
Addiction isn’t a straight line and trying to quit a daily habit is an extremely difficult task.
Johnny Depp trial-turned-TV show leaves him a winner already
The trial-turned-TV show is what will leave Johnny a winner, being transparent has gotten our attention and restored his reputation. But we may need to take a step back from the illusion that this is all fiction.
Student exchange provides relief for rising cases of ‘travel-bug’ virus
It begins with the jitters and a constant daydreaming of far away places, and quickly progresses into bag packing and flight booking. So far, the only known cure is travelling abroad.
Premila Morar: fashion superstar
Currently completing the final year of her Fashion Design degree, Premila has already made a big leap into the world of global fashion. Her most recent success is having her exquisite, handmade yellow jacket featured on the cover of Vogue India.
Wellington City Housing tenants Need Access to the Income Related Rent Subsidy (IRRS)
The Income Related Rent Subsidy (IRRS) is a government subsidy that caps tenants rent at 25% of their weekly household income, with the Government topping up the rest. While both Kāinga Ora residents and those within CHPs are eligible for the IRRS, Wellington City Council tenants do not receive this benefit and are required to pay 70% of market rent.
‘Shrink your focus’ when it comes to climate anxiety
Big questions like ‘will I be able to have kids?’ and ‘will I have a career?’ are causing climate anxiety for young people, after scientists warn we are heading towards an unlivable world.
I dare you to name one local councillor… bet you can’t.
If you’re young and live in Aotearoa, chances are you probably don’t know much about local government and it’s likely not your fault.