Breadcrumbs List.
Arts and culture
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New Garth Maxwell Prize on offer to creative talents
18 March 2024
A new prize open to University of Auckland Faculty of Arts’ students hopes to help great ideas find commercial success.
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Art of luck explored in new exhibition
13 March 2024
A new exhibition delves into the concept of luck by drawing from the echoes of the past and the complexities of the digital age.
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History of legendary waka makes Ockhams shortlist
11 March 2024
A book by a University of Auckland Master of Creative Writing alumnus has been shortlisted in the nonfiction section of the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards for the first time.
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Journal unveils the realm of Māori language research
8 March 2024
Māori linguists have launched a special edition journal with insights for strengthening te reo Māori revitalisation.
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Pacific women, God and wellbeing
8 March 2024
Opinion: Pacific peoples see religion and spirituality as important for wellbeing, alongside relationships with the physical environment, family, and culture, but there is much we know about religious belief in the Pacific, says Therese Lautua
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First Māori woman awarded prestigious architectural medal
8 March 2024
Professor Deidre Brown won the NZ Institute of Architects' 2023 Gold Medal, making history as the first Māori woman and first academic to receive such recognition.
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Auckland music student Jack Bromwich ready to rock
1 March 2024
A change of degrees from engineering to music hit the right chord for Jack Bromwich’s music career.
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'Accessibility' is for everyone
1 March 2024
Opinion: International Wheelchair Day isn't only about what is relevant to a select group of people; what makes life easier for a minority is likely to make life easier for everyone else too, says Bill McKay
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Thank you for gifting us you, Fes
27 February 2024
Opinion: Damn it hurts: A letter to Fa’anānā Efeso Collins, from Professor Jemaima Tiatia-Siau
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Missing Māori wood carvings found after 200 years
22 February 2024
Eight treasured whakairo rākau that were thought to be long-lost have been located in museums across the globe.
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Retiring Pacific scholar leaves powerful legacy
21 February 2024
Retiring Pacific scholar Associate Professor Melani Anae QSO leaves powerful legacy, sparking a new generation of Pacific academics.
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Same, same but different: new whakairo at Waipapa Marae
8 February 2024
In honouring tradition, Waipapa Marae replaces old carvings with new, marking a symbolic renewal of heritage.