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Wikuki Kingi: carving a new creative path
1 December 2021
Wikuki Kingi is the new Kaiārahi for the Faculty of Creative Arts and Industries (CAI).
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Provost Valerie Linton: helping weld the University vision together
1 December 2021
The University’s inaugural Provost, Professor Valerie Linton, explains what the role is and what she brings to it.
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Anne Bardsley: is there such a thing as a post-pandemic future?
1 December 2021
Opinion: Anne Bardsley from Koi Tū says we will adjust to a level of endemic Covid, but will have many other consequences to address.
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Diane Brand: childhood home a catalyst for a career
1 December 2021
Professor Diane Brand says the move from professional architect to academia was liberating. Now she’s taking a step in another direction.
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Beautiful noise: Andrew Hall and the engineers pump up the volume
1 December 2021
Dr Andrew Hall says it’s good to be involved in the fast-developing technology being created for EV racing cars, alongside New Zealand's best known EV rally car driver.
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Ginny Braun: reward in tackling taboo topics
1 December 2021
Ginny Braun's infectious passion for qualitative psychological research has been recognised with a prestigious award.
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AUSA president: 'I'm programmed to help others'
1 December 2021
Alofa So’olefai has taken up her role as AUSA president. First task – boosting minority voices.
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Dame Charmian O'Connor: a force in women's education
4 November 2021
Dame Charmian O'Connor, a stalwart of women’s education is retiring from leading a successful charitable business funded by academic dress hire.
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Behind the scenes with the PM's Chief Science Advisor, Dame Juliet Gerrard
1 November 2021
Juliet Gerrard has brought her own style to the role of the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Advisor, as a new documentary shows.
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Barbara Staniforth: good policies need impartial support
1 November 2021
Opinion: Dr Barbara Staniforth says new policies need new responses, and when they're good we should take partisan politics out of the discussion.
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Lama Tone's inspiring story: from rugby to architecture
1 November 2021
Lama Tone was inspired by the buildings he saw all over the world as an international rugby player. Now he's an architecture lecturer who brings a Pacific lens to housing.
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Richard Easther: still embracing his childlike wonder at the universe
1 November 2021
Physics isn’t something you study just to get a job, says Professor Richard Easther. It can open up a world of possibilities.
