Breadcrumbs List.
Arts and culture
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Māori research centre re-cloaked with whakairo
19 May 2026
Ngāti Porou carver Fred Harrison has just restored carvings he helped his late father, tohunga whakairo Dr Pakāriki Harrison, create over 30 years ago.
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Pacific voices centre Indigenous research rethink
18 May 2026
Webinar shows increasing international recognition of Indigenous knowledge systems, essential to address global challenges - from climate change to social inequities.
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Professor Ralph Buck: Dancing to his own tune
18 May 2026
Professor Ralph Buck looked back on a rich career in dance education at his inaugural lecture on 14 May.
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Masters graduate celebrates homecoming journey to Pacific Studies
14 May 2026
Masters graduate Margaret Kiely examined the evolving Māori–Pacific vā (relational space) in Aotearoa and contemporary expressions of collective struggle.
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95bFM Breakfast host receives conjoint degree
11 May 2026
95bFM Breakfast host Rosetta Stone paired her love of music, media and community; crossing the stage on 7 May to receive a conjoint Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Arts degree.
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Graduate comes home to Pacific Studies
11 May 2026
Pacific graduate pays tribute to his Sāmoan great-grandparents, for their vision and courage to forge a new path.
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Celebrate Gasav Ne Fäeag Rotuạm Ta, Rotuma Language Week 10 – 16 May
10 May 2026
Celebrating Gasav Ne Fäeag Rotuạm Ta, Rotuma Language Week 10 – 16 May and marking almost 20 years since the Pacific Language Weeks series was introduced.
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Vietnamese opera graduate lives her singing dream
8 May 2026
Music graduate Anna (Anh Thu) Nguyen will be taking up a coveted place at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London in September.
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Sharing the brain-healing power of song
7 May 2026
A handbook on therapeutic choirs for people with brain conditions has been created by Dr Alison Talmage, a new graduate from the University of Auckland.
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Dame Alison Paterson: the art of lifelong learning
7 May 2026
Business leader Dame Alison Paterson went back to studying at 85 and is graduating with a Master of Arts in Art History (First Class Honours) on 7 May.
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Graduation leads Pacific scholar to doctoral pathway
4 May 2026
Pacific Studies professional teaching fellow Julia Mage’au Gray crossed the finish line of her Master of Art (Pacific Studies) and immediately stepped into her doctoral studies.
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Patrick Savage: why does music do this to me?
1 May 2026
The research of musicologist Patrick Savage has included drawing on a classic Exponents anthem to reveal insights into why humans create music.