Includes: 25 years of the Liggins Institute; leadership for our complex future; artist Richard Lewer; entrepreneur Kate Gatfield-Jeffries and more
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The Liggins Institute's research into a healthy start to life has translated into new lifesaving clinical practices. What will its next 25 years hold?
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Climate change, AI, social and political division – we're living in turbulent times. What kinds of leaders do we need to meet the challenges of our future?
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Rebekah White talks to Elam alumnus Richard Lewer about winning Australia's top portraiture prize, and his at times challenging works.
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Jesin James offers ideas to use AI tools in ways that don't also outsource thinking.
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Alumna Kate Gatfield-Jeffries wants to grow the Western world's biggest women's wellness brand.
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Our weather is changing. Donna Chisholm asks what this means for the Great Kiwi Summer.
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Lesley Springall catches up with alumni working in the US, Italy and Spain.
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Alumnus Jonathan Good is helping pioneer a world-first 'digital nose'.
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Are new weight-loss medications the answer to our obesity epidemic?
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The engineering alumna talks about her moonlighting gig as a polar guide.
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Decades spent in Hokianga as a rural GP informed the alumna's first book.
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Classics and gender studies academic Maxine Lewis is finding echoes of the classics in the work of popstar Taylor Swift.
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Golden Graduate Robert Kee; Patrick Savage's podcast picks; Arts; Books and more
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