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Power of song and stamina: ten-year vision realised
Natasha Urale-Baker graduates with her PhD in Social Work, with a focus on Samoan funeral rituals, after completing three degrees in ten years.
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Graduate makes impossible dream come true
From living in a rural Indonesian village to walking across the stage at Spark Arena to get his PhD in Education; it’s been a remarkable journey for Arif Abdul.
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Taking a scientific approach to dance
We need to take a more scientific approach to understanding the health benefits of dance, says Carlene Newall de Jesus, who did so for her PhD.
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Females on the front line
The fate of women after conflict was the focus of Faculty of Arts student Laura Allen who graduates with a Master of Conflict and Terrorism Studies.
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Ngā kaupapa nui | Event
Summer Lab
A 4-week experience where participants identify problems, form teams and come up with a venture idea as their solution. Apply by 1 November.
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Making art from sound, Tongan style
Sione Faletau's practice has shifted and evolved over the years of his studies but it has always been grounded in Tongan culture and concepts.
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Graduate, 81, receives highest honour – and is still learning
Awarded the Doctor of Literature, Emeritus Professor Alan Kirkness says not many people will know his research, nor of his connection with the Brothers Grimm.
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Exuberant outlier scores top marks and lifelong friends
Graduate Jim Floerchinger stretched himself during his studies, setting a strong example for his son and opening avenues in the international business arena.
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Inseparable sweethearts graduate after decades of studying together
Cass Mark-Chan and Andrew Chan attended the same intermediate school, high school and university, graduating together this week with PhDs in Science.
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Citizen assemblies offer hope for democracy and climate change challenges
Watercare has used a ‘deliberative democracy’ process to get input from Aucklanders on future water sources for the region. Tatjana Buklijas explains.
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What singing can do for your mental health
Singing is good for our well-being as Dr Suzanne Purdy and Alison Talmage, and members of the CeleBRation Choir, can testify.
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