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“The technologies that went into making the pieces in 1917 and the technologies that go into re-making them today could not be further apart.”>>

“Computer graphics is an exciting field that offers students an opportunity to explore both the art and science of creating digital imagery.">>

Victoria University’s Te Kura Māori-developed Māori language app, Puna, has taken out the top tertiary sector award at the Māori Language Awards.>>

A new Victoria University partnership is expected to increase demand for Victoria's multidisciplinary cyber program and bring value to wider NZ.>>

Victoria University has teamed up with technology firm Fronde to meet the demands of the university’s online audience.>>

Wellington is set to be home to a new ICT Graduate School, designed to set the standard for advanced ICT education and fuel growth in the industry.>>

Victoria University is being evacuated following the discovery of a note threatening the detonation of a bomb in the Murphy Building.>>

“NZ’s bullying statistics are appalling, and there has been no improvement in the last 10 years. It’s vitally important we address this problem.">>

“The insight into the field of technology is important and prepares students for after graduation. It’s certainly a chance to get yourself a career.">>

Intergen has announced the winners of the Intergen Young Achiever Awards, which aims to showcase students who are displaying strong academic success.>>

Victoria University of Wellington is set to run a Software Defined Network (SDN) workshop for Wellington’s tech community.>>

"I was shocked when a potential supervising professor in New Zealand asked me to address her by her first name.">>

Student Syed Saud Naqvi is currently working on an algorithm to help computer programmes and robots view static images closer to how we see them.>>

"We are entering the era of big data and if you don’t have a system that offers opportunities to drill down and learn about your students, then you’re doing them a disservice.">>

Technology is the key to reviving the development of te reo Māori, shows PhD research from Victoria University of Wellington.>>

A project by eTV and Silver & Ballard to digitise video tapes from the archives of the Victoria University of Wellington is now complete.>>

Around the country this week recipients of several InternetNZ grants were a step closer to realising their research goals.>>

More than 400 posters created during the last 50 years by trade unions, protest organisations, government departments and other groups from New Zealand and overseas are now available online.>>