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Vaiaso o te Gana Tuvalu – Tuvalu Language Week

29 September 2024

It’s Vaiaso o te Gana Tuvalu, Tuvalu Language Week from 29 September to 5 October.
Through the female lens

23 September 2024

A collection of works by top female photographers from Aotearoa opens on 2 October at the University of Auckland.
Te reo Māori as a lens for global storytelling

19 September 2024

Linguist and senior lecturer Dr Peter Keegan encourages writing on subjects beyond the traditional scope of Māori-focused content.
Creatives converge for three-day extravaganza

12 September 2024

More than 200 of the world’s top teaching artists gathered at the University of Auckland recently to exchange ideas and showcase their educational practice.
On the passing of Kiingi Tūheitia

2 September 2024

The Waipapa Taumata Rau whānau acknowledges the passing of Kiingi Tūheitia Pōtatau Te Wherowhero VII.
Pushing delphiniums

21 August 2024

Gus Fisher Gallery’s latest solo exhibition looks at the art, life and activism of Derek Jarman, one of Britain’s most celebrated avant-garde filmmakers.
Education lives beyond the bounds of black and white

13 August 2024

Opinion: Learning is a complex process, and binary, either-or strategies will not get the results children deserve, says Peter O'Connor
University to open second marae on City Campus

7 August 2024

Tūtahi Tonu, tuākana of Waipapa Marae and originally from the Epsom Campus, will re-open in its new home on 10 August.
Collective creativity shines in new ballet

1 August 2024

To Hold, the latest ballet from acclaimed choreographer Dr Sarah Foster-Sproull, celebrates the power and beauty of collaboration.
Indigenous perspectives in music education

1 August 2024

First People’s experiences, largely left out of traditional music curricula, are foregrounded in a new book.
Profit and loss explored in artist's award-winning thesis

1 August 2024

Dr Ngahuia Harrison has received a 2024 Vice Chancellor’s Best Thesis Award for her work on Whangārei Harbour and the industry that lines its shores.
A literary legend’s shocking silence

30 July 2024

Opinion: Paula Morris reflects on the stories of Nobel Peace Prize winner Alice Munro, in the wake of revelations that the author took back the man who abused her daughter.

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