The government plans to regulate carbon capture technologies – but who will be the regulating agency?

In this article for The Conversation Professor of Law Barry Barton critiques New Zealand's plans for carbon capture and storage, urging clear legislation and regulation.

Far North father among first to graduate from iwi-led Te Hiku teaching programme

From building sites to the classroom, Takawai McMath’s graduation from the Te Hiku teaching programme sets an example for his son and Far North whānau.

The origin story of the Anzac biscuit is largely myth – but that shouldn’t obscure the history of women during the war

The efforts of women to support soldiers on the front lines were not limited to the baking of Anzac biscuits, Senior Lecturer Garritt C. Van Dyk writes in this piece for The Conversation.

Farming roots fuel grad’s business success

Patrick Deane’s path to a Bachelor of Business was driven by a fearless attitude. As a student, he took every opportunity to grow. Now, as he prepares to graduate, he’s ready to take on the business world.