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MAWSA is considering a partnership with art supplies store Gordon Harris in establishing an on-campus supply store.

The three candidates for the position of MUSA president in 2021 all come from very different backgrounds

The book is to be bank-rolled by businessman Sir Bob Jones, who came under fire this year for suing journalist Renae Maihi for defamation after she called a column he wrote as racist.

An unnamed Massey staff member in the Herald article said, “Many staff have contacted the union and they are planning on fighting this.”

The Ministry of Culture and Heritage are enlisting physical measures to stop skateboarders using the Pukeahu National War Memorial as a makeshift skate park.

“A lot of Pasifika students dropped out due to Covid, because of things going on at home and for other family reasons.” 

Massey University has announced they have secured the lease of the 222 Willis student accommodation buildings, with plans to offer accommodation to second year students and up.

A group of Massey students have raised over $1,000 for the Ihumātao campaign, SOUL (Save Our Unique Landscape), through holding events on campus.

Jamie-Lee Bracken has unexpectedly resigned from her role as MAWSA president, with the two vice-presidents now taking up the role.

MUSA student president Stefan Biberstein has apologised for calling his 2019 political opponent Rohit Mohan a 'criminal' in a Facebook group chat.

The Massey Wellington Wellbeing Hub that was planned to open earlier this year remains delayed for the foreseeable future.

Unlike Canterbury, Otago, Auckland and even Victoria, Massey University in Wellington offers few if not any sporting teams for students to join.

An inside source has told Massive Magazine that the reason for the incompletion of the marae on the Massey Wellington campus is due to the project being $700,000 short on funding

The ASA announced a downsizing restructure of the Executive Committee at a Special General Meeting, which has drawn criticism from some students.

Earlier this month Steve Elers, a lecturer in the School of Communication at Massey, published an opinion piece in Stuff that has now provoked an impassioned response from both students and staff.

Massey University students will be among many across the country set to benefit from a $25 million-dollar Government expansion to frontline health services for tertiary students.