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Scholarship funds research into housing affordability
10 June 2019
The first recipient of the George McWhirter Memorial Masters Thesis Scholarship is using it to fund his research on housing affordability in New Zealand.
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Taking Issue: is social media good or bad for democracy?
31 May 2019
Dr Ethan Plaut, Associate Professor Lech Janczewski and Dr Maria Armoudian discuss the issue.
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Archaeology project on Ahuahu reveals ancient gardening practices
31 May 2019
Excavations by Professor Simon Holdaway and an archaeological team reveal sophisticated crop planting by ancient Māori.
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Gender equality and the Wellbeing Budget
31 May 2019
Opinion: Jennifer Curtin and Suzy Morrissey from the Public Policy Institute discuss how gender differences might impact the Government’s Wellbeing Budget priorities.
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Colin McCahon the artist, as curator
31 May 2019
Finn McCahon-Jones’ research into Colin McCahon reveals his artist grandfather’s talent as a curator.
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Church must renounce biblical-based homophobia
31 May 2019
Opinion: The history of homophobia within Christianity is a matter too potent, too loud, too entrenched for churches to stay silent about, writes Harriet Winn.
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Finlay Macdonald: The kindness of strangers
31 May 2019
Guest Ingenio columnist alumnus Finlay Macdonald reflects on what we could learn from the Christchurch terror attacks.
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Samoan language future beautiful to behold
31 May 2019
Opinion: Samoan Language Week reminds us how important knowledge of language and culture is to well-being, especially for young people, writes Mirofora Mataafa-Komiti.
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Black lives matter
30 May 2019
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere is a central message in two public lectures by a visiting Nigerian criminologist, coming up in June.
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Eye on the top prize for creative writing alumna
28 May 2019
A Kiwi story about two old friends, a visit to a rest home and a kapa haka performance has been named a regional winner of the prestigious Commonwealth Short Story Prize.
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![Nigel Farage, who was'milkshaked' in Newcastle, pictured at an earlier rally in London. Photo: Brian Minkoff-London-Pixels [CC BY-SA 4.0]](//cdn.auckland.ac.nz/aem/content/auckland/en/news/2019/05/28/milkshakes-hate-speech/_jcr_content/leftpar/imagecomponent/image.img.480.low.jpg/1558996512132.jpg "Nigel Farage, who was'milkshaked' in Newcastle, pictured at an earlier rally in London. Photo: Brian Minkoff-London-Pixels [CC BY-SA 4.0]")
Milkshakes and hate speech
28 May 2019
Opinion: The latest UK trend of “milkshaking” far-right politicians demonstrates visually the unseen stain and stigma of hate speech. Dr Neal Curtis explains.
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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.
![Nigel Farage, who was'milkshaked' in Newcastle, pictured at an earlier rally in London. Photo: Brian Minkoff-London-Pixels [CC BY-SA 4.0]](http://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/aem/content/auckland/en/news/2019/05/28/milkshakes-hate-speech/_jcr_content/leftpar/imagecomponent/image.img.480.low.jpg/1558996512132.jpg "Nigel Farage, who was'milkshaked' in Newcastle, pictured at an earlier rally in London. Photo: Brian Minkoff-London-Pixels [CC BY-SA 4.0]")
