The best browsers to use with eTV at the moment are Firefox or Safari. eTV is not compatible with Internet Explorer, and a recent update of Google Chrome has also created problems. If you prefer to use Chrome, here is the advice provided by eTV: Fix For This Issue In recent weeks, due to new updates released for the Google Chrome Browser we have noticed an increase in support tickets in relation to the video player simply not appearing. Upon investigation, we have discovered that the new Google update for Chrome causes the browser to force it to load pages as HTTPS (secure content only) rather than standard HTTP. This means it looks at the eTV video player as ‘non secure’ and will not let it through. The player is safe and so...Read more
Kupu o te Wiki, or Word of the Week, is brought to you by the Library’s Māori Staff. The word this week is: Rama waka (rah-mah wah-kah) or traffic lights When the rama waka are broken, the give way rules apply...Read more
Science journals currently in the New Zealand collection at Manawatū are progressively being moved to Level 1 of the Library to sit beside other journals on the same topic. Moving will start from Dewey number 500 and progress through the relevant...Read more
eTV have announced an outage for this Tuesday-Thursday: ...Read more
Do you need to get a handle on your references? EndNote classes have been scheduled at all Massey libraries. For details and booking, please see the Library Tours & Classes Schedule. Distance students, keep an eye out for our live online...Read more
Kupu o te Wiki, or Word of the Week, is brought to you by the Library’s Māori Staff. The word this week is: tauera (toe-ear-rah) or towel Where are all the tauera? We want to go swimming...Read more
Library hours will vary from the usual on these days in February: Thursday 6 February, Waitangi Day: Albany 10am-6pm; Manawatū & Wellington Closed Sunday 9 February, extra opening day: Manawatū & Wellington 1pm-6pm Saturday 22...Read more
Earthquakes affect us all differently, in different aspects of our lives. Whether it is the societal implications of earthquakes or scientific analysis of seismic activity and fault lines, there is plenty of useful research conducted by Massey...Read more
Kupu o te Wiki, or Word of the Week, is brought to you by the Library’s Māori Staff. The word this week is: Pūtea (pooh-tair) or bank account / savings The kids get $5.00 pocket money each week for their pūtea...Read more
Library hours will vary for the upcoming Wellington (20 January) and Auckland (27 January) Anniversary Days. View the full Library Opening Hours. ...Read more
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