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David Lines: travelling together

1 July 2025

When David Lines’ great-grandmother travelled from Scotland to New Zealand, her piano came too. Today, the professor continues to walk in her footsteps.
My Space: Lisa Beauchamp

1 July 2025

Gus Fisher Gallery curator Lisa Beauchamp gives UniNews a tour of the gallery before the launch of its latest shows, 'Tala o le tau' and 'Because of where I live'.
From the Collection: forces of nature

1 July 2025

Deities of Indigenous Filipino mythology come to life in new additions to the University’s art collection by Elam alumnus Louie Bretaña.
Selina Tusitala Marsh: first ever Commonwealth Poet Laureate

1 July 2025

Notable New Zealand poet and academic Selina Tusitala Marsh has been announced as the first Commonwealth Poet Laureate.
Partnership to boost success gains momentum across high schools

27 June 2025

University and secondary schools partnership to increase success for Māori and Pacific learners gains momentum.
From Aotearoa to Africa: top soprano sings at bishop's consecration

24 June 2025

Leading New Zealand soprano Morag Atchison recently found herself singing a Latin hymn in an English-style church in a North African city in front of honoured guests from all over the world.
Delays, disputes and displacement: Auckland International Airport

13 June 2025

Summer scholar Alexandru Cotos researched the long and complicated history – and impact – of New Zealand’s largest airport.
WorkSafe’s road cone hotline a bright orange distraction

6 June 2025

Opinion: Just as NZ’s absurd safety culture is moving from rigid compliance to professional judgement, WorkSafe launches a tip line undermining that very shift, argues Tim Welch.
All that (New Zealand) jazz

4 June 2025

Despite being far from the world's great music hubs, New Zealand had a thriving early jazz scene, says music historian Dr Aleisha Ward.
Pātaka Kōrero/Fale o Tala wins design and architecture award

3 June 2025

Graduate Will Chomchoei wins Australasian design and architecture award, announced at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne on 28 May.
Tiopira McDowell: next stop, Glastonbury

3 June 2025

Fresh from winning a prestigious New Zealand music prize, the academic known musically as Mokotron, will perform at Glastonbury this month.
Māori solutions to the housing crisis

29 May 2025

Analysis: Māori communities planning to build in traditional ways face overwhelming barriers.

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