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Date published 17 6 2025, Age 10 days ago

Darkness matters: New research highlights New Zealanders value the night

As Aotearoa New Zealand prepares to celebrate Matariki, new research highlights something often taken for granted - the value of darkness.

Date published 27 5 2024, Age 1 year ago

Looking back to move forward

NMIT kaimahi (staff member) Kim Ireland was recently named the recipient of this year’s Iris Fisher Scholarship.

Date published 31 10 2023, Age 2 years ago

Earthquake research at NMIT Te Pūkenga

Civil Engineering tutor celebrates recent achievement.

Date published 12 9 2023, Age 2 years ago

Bringing our heritage alive

Post Memory project nearing full launch.

Date published 3 7 2023, Age 2 years ago

Looking to the big blue to go green.

"Seaweeds are the future for sustainability.”

Date published 30 6 2023, Age 2 years ago

Ākonga artwork in the spotlight

Te Ramaroa is a free, biennial event for the community staged by the Te Ramaroa Trust.

Date published 2 11 2022, Age 3 years ago

Connecting our Rainbow tauira

Kaimanaaki Māori Support Advisor creates inclusive sculptures.

Date published 25 10 2022, Age 3 years ago

Celebrating our researchers.

Do fish feel pain? It’s just one of the things our researchers have been looking into.

Date published 12 9 2022, Age 3 years ago

New technology could ramp up visitor experience

Founders Park set the scene as NMIT staff introduced researchers from Malaysia.

Date published 6 9 2022, Age 3 years ago

NMIT ākonga rub shoulders with high-end talent

Feature film features work from NMIT staff and students

Date published 16 5 2022, Age 3 years ago

Research into lead levels in meat from hunters

Eating meat shot by hunters carries a risk of lead poisoning.

Date published 27 4 2021, Age 4 years ago

NMIT tutor writes a textbook for teaching diseases in grapes

Dion Mundy has spent his working life helping the wine industry. Now he’s the co-author of a textbook on grape diseases.