Discover, our main search tool, has a new set of limits which allows you to:
exclude articles – so you’ll get mostly print and ebooks (the equivalent to the old catalogue search, for those who used this a few years ago)
view just the ebooks – great if you’re pushed for time or at a distance
or just the print books – if you like hands-on or a better view of the illustrations, etc
narrow to just journal titles, handy for browsing through the volumes or the latest issue
The ‘Library collection – everything’ limit is already ticked by default. This narrows down to items freely available to to Massey students and staff. Untick this if you would like to see more items, but they won’t all...Read more
The latest version of EndNote is now available for PCs, free for Massey staff and students to download via our EndNote page.
We recommend all current users should move to the new version to take advantage of major improvements in stability...Read more
The word this week is: piupiu (pew-pew) a waist-to-knee garment made of flax
The goup had piupiu made for the bi-annual event.
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The word this week is: Meri Kirihimete (Merry Christmas)
Have a safe and Meri Kirihimete
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The word this week is: Raumati (Summer)
Have a great Raumati!
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The word this week is: tātahi (beach)
Lets go to the tātahi.
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The word this week is: haratei (holiday)
Enjoy your haratei.
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The word this week is: tiripapā (firework/cracker).
Be safe and have great fun with you tiripapā this year.
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The word this week is: hikoi (walk).
Don’t forget to take a break and go for a hikoi.
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The word this week is: Whakapōtae (graduate).
Congratulations to all those that whakapōtae this month.
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