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Deadline for events to be included in NWIF is the Tuesday prior to the weekly issue which is uploaded each Friday (and covers events occurring during the following week). Events should be emailed to nwif@auckland.ac.nz

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A Midsummer Night's Dream - Auckland Theatre Company (Theatre)

3 May 2012 - 26 May 2012

He ran, he walked, he ran, he walked (Exhibitions)

16 May 2012 - 26 May 2012 11am- 4pm (Wed - Sat only)

‘He ran, he walked, he ran, he walked’ explores alternative ways to measure time and examines how we interact within urban environments and architectural spaces. >>

Sir Douglas Robb Lectures 2012 (Lectures)

17 May 2012 - 23 May 2012 7pm

Don Binney at Old Government House (Exhibitions)

21 May 2012 - 30 July 2012

An exhibition of Don Binney's works from The University of Auckland collection. >>

Mixed method research: Art or science?

TODAY 1- 2pm

Seminar with Associate Professor Carol Mutch, School of Critical Studies in Education. >>

Resolving antagonistic community assembly processes for predicting species abundance (Seminars)

TODAY 3.30pm

Centre for Biodiversity and Biosecurity seminar by Dr Daniel Laughlin, Senior Lecturer, Waikato University. >>

Drug discovery and commercialization in the Auckland Cancer Society Research Centre (Seminars)

TODAY 4pm

Liggins Institute Distinguished speaker seminar by Professor Bill Denny. >>

Communique 2012: Taira Nishizawa - Wooden works (Lectures)

TODAY 6pm- 7pm

Since opening his Tokyo studio in 1993, Taira Nishizawa has established himself as a leading figure among his generation of Japanese architects. >>

Exhibition talk (Other University events)

26 May 2012 1pm

Elam lecturers James Cousins and Dr Simon Ingram discuss recent developments in painting. >>

Students and staff: Do you identify as being from a refugee background? (Other University events)

29 May 2012 1pm- 2pm

You are invited to a meeting to discuss how the University can help support you in your study and work. >>

The politics of policy (Seminars)

29 May 2012 4pm- 5.30pm

Globalisation and Europeanisation Research Group (URGE) and the Knowledge and Education Research Unit (KERU) joint seminar. >>

Some difficulties with having law (Seminars)

29 May 2012 5.30pm

Auckland Branch of the Society for Legal and Social Philosophy seminar by Professor Jim Evans. >>

The Crucible - Stage 2 Productions (Theatre)

29 May 2012 - 2 June 2012

Falling in love: a dramaturgical approach

30 May 2012 11am

Haua atu te toki o te atahou ki te upoko o te rangi: the axe of the new dawn strikes at the sky

30 May 2012 2-3pm

LOUNGE #26 (Other University events)

30 May 2012 5.30pm

Featuring performances by student prose writers. >>

Line: Breadthless Length (Exhibitions)

31 May 2012 - 2 June 2012 11am- 4pm

Explores how artists Ling Wei Chiang, Philip Tse, and Zi Xuan Guo take part in the cultural diversity of New Zealand. >>

Postgraduate Fair

31 May 2012 6- 8pm

Come explore your options, meet academics as well as our curretn students, and talk about our programmes, career prospects and how to apply. >>

2012 Chemical Sciences Research Showcase

6 June 2012

On June 6, 2012 the School of Chemical Sciences will hold its fourth Annual Research Showcase. >>

Stem cells: Hope, hype and progress (Seminars)

6 June 2012 11am- 3.30pm

Australian and New Zealand Spinal Cord Injury Network seminar with Professor Alan Mackay-Sim and Dr Megan Munsie. >>

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