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Time’s right for a ‘Ministry for Inclusion’
24 May 2019
Opinion: After the Christchurch attack, we must radically rethink existing agencies and pursue inclusion of different ethnic groups within NZ, writes Louise Humpage.
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Media must interrogate menacing privacy breaches
22 May 2019
Opinion: The media continues to miss the 19th century morality behind an out of control punitive culture at MSD. It's time to step up, writes Susan St John.
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NZ’s chance to go the other way on abortion
21 May 2019
Opinion: Women who support reproductive rights in NZ are looking on in horror at restrictive abortion laws being passed in US states, write Professor Liz Beddoe.
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First-year uni can add 4kg to your weight. Here’s how universities can scale that back
21 May 2019
Opinion: Students typically gain weight in their first year of university. Here are five things universities can do to help students eat better.
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Teuila Percival: There’s more to being a doctor than medicine
17 May 2019
It’s hard to be a paediatrician, Teuila Percival reckons, without feeling compelled to do more than just practise medicine.
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Shedding Christchurch’s ‘territorial stigma’
16 May 2019
Opinion: Christchurch needs some positive branding and a re-name for the Crusaders that signals inclusion would help, writes Associate Professor Steve Matthewman.
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What I wish Sepuloni had said on welfare
15 May 2019
Opinion: Disappointed at the low-key arrival of the expert report on NZ’s welfare system, Susan St John shares what she wishes Minister Sepuloni had said at the launch.
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Writing the Treaty into our lives in one sentence
14 May 2019
A remarkable turning point in the direction of New Zealand education was the inspiration for a recent PhD graduate's doctoral thesis.
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Law Student Awards mark success
14 May 2019
The who’s who of the legal profession, law school staff, students and their friends and families, gathered together to celebrate student success.
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Smart cities are age-friendly cities
14 May 2019
Opinion: If we want to make New Zealand cities smart, we must also make them age-friendly and inclusive for our rapidly-ageing population, writes Dr M.Claire Dale.
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Teachers must be educated, not just ‘trained’
13 May 2019
Opinion: Professor John Morgan questions the new orthodoxy that on-the-job training in real schools is the best way to learn how to be a teacher.
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Outstanding Māori business leaders honoured
12 May 2019
A renowned astrologer and leading authority on the Māori lunar calendar, experts in Māori tourism, and funeral directors who are also Netflix stars, are some of the winners of this year’s University of Auckland Aotearoa Māori Business Leaders Awards.
