Breadcrumbs List.
Pacific
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Daughter of Sāmoa returns home triumphant
13 September 2025
Manaaki scholar Danise Margraff graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce on September 9. She returns home with her newfound knowledge and expertise.
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Law and LucÍa: Graduate hits law degree for six
11 September 2025
Veronica Kirisome balanced law with motherhood, graduating just before her daughter’s fifth birthday.
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Graduate follows path of trailblazing Pacific women
11 September 2025
Bachelor of Law and Bachelor of Commerce graduate Lisi-Malia Pereira crossed the stage carrying the legacy of her ancestors.
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Casting their nets at Te Puna o Te Matauranga Marae
10 September 2025
Tūakana science mentors put their new skills to the test at the Pūtaiao Research Symposium.
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Power and the plumage: grad's focus on Pacific headdresses
9 September 2025
The significance of chiefly headdresses in Sāmoa, Tonga and Fiji are the focus of art history graduate Talei Tu’inukuafe’s doctoral thesis.
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Christian Baledrokadroka: A voice for change
9 September 2025
From communications, ministry, and influencing systems in local government, Christian Baledrokadroka’s graduation is a mark of service, faith, and an unwavering commitment to enact social change.
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A journey from US military to Māori Studies
8 September 2025
Leaving the military at 25, Darrien Jerard Mitchell discovered a new path in Aotearoa New Zealand that reshaped his life, faith and approach to mentoring.
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Pacific leadership woven into graduation milestone
8 September 2025
Tristan Tongi Petelo Ah-Sui’s graduation with a Bachelor of Arts degree marks a collective triumph for his family and wider Pacific community.
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Celebrating Papua Niugini Tok Pisin Wik 7-13 September
7 September 2025
Doctoral candidate Deborah Kakis says a bond with Papua New Guinea is a spiritual connection that continually draws her back home.
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Symposium calls for rangatahi to explore science in all forms
5 September 2025
A gathering of scholars, kaumatua and students was held for the University’s Pūtaiao Research Symposium 2025, held in Whāngarei 4-5 September.
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Teaching Excellence Awards for Pacific women academics
4 September 2025
Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland’s Dr Jean Uasike M. Allen and Leah Damm are recipients of the Faculty of Art and Education’s Teaching Excellence Awards.
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Pacific elders missing out on health support services
29 August 2025
Older Pacific Island people receive significantly less funded community support services than European New Zealanders, a problem being investigated by University of Auckland senior lecturer in psychiatry Dr Etuini Ma’u.