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Covid-19 information for our community
Tuesday 30 November: The University’s interim Red Level Plan has been updated in response to additional Government requirements. This is an interim plan for December and will be revised when our vaccination policy comes into effect on 4 January 2022.
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University of Auckland confirms Covid-19 vaccination policy
Tuesday 2 November: We have confirmed our policy that from 4 January 2022 all students, staff and visitors will need to be fully vaccinated as a condition of being able to take part in face-to-face University-managed activities or to enter our campuses.
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Contact tracing on campus: NZ COVID Tracer app
Wednesday 22 September: Activities on our Auckland campuses are severely limited, with only essential staff, and staff and students specifically authorised to access campus being allowed to do so, and they must use the Government's NZ COVID Tracer app to record where they go.
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The University's response to AUSA recommendations for academic support
Thursday 14 October: The University's response to AUSA recommendations for academic support.
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Māori Language Week at the University of Auckland 13-19 September 2021
Monday 13 September: The University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau celebrates Māori Language Week 2021
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Student and staff device requests
Thursday 9 September: To support all students and staff with their remote learning and working requirements for technology devices (laptops and WI-Fi connections), all approved requests are now able to be couriered during Alert Level 4 lockdown.
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University locations of interest
Monday 22 November: There are no University locations of interest.
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Power failure on the City Campus, Sector 200
Sunday 15 August: The power outage in Sector 200 of the City Campus has now been resolved, with mains power restored to all buildings around 7.30pm on Saturday 14 August.
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OGGB Carpark upgrade
Tuesday 10 August: Information about carparking payment methods at the Sir Owen G Glenn Building (OGGB).
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Feedback for the Freedom of Expression policy draft
The University of Auckland is seeking feedback on drafted recommendations regarding freedom of expression.
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UoA student confirmed with TB, but considered low risk
Friday 7 May: The University is working closely with the Auckland Regional Public Health Service (ARPHS).
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Consultation open on revised University Smokefree Policy
Wednesday 10 February: In light of the 2020 changes to NZ legislation on Smokefree Environments, the University’s Smokefree Policy needs to be updated to be compliant with the new legislation, and a proposed draft policy has been developed.
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Government opens borders for 1000 returning international students
Monday 14 January: The University is pleased that the Government has confidence in the processes at the border and beyond to welcome a new cohort of international students in coming months.