Ingenio Spring 2024

Waipapa Taumata Rau University of Auckland's alumni publication

Cover shows illustrated concepts of cleantech

Includes: Cleantech innovators; Fresh ideas for Auckland's CBD; AI star Alex Kendall; Fighting for the right to repair; Art curator Nina Tonga

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We meet innovators in New Zealand's fast-growing cleantech sector, creating everything from high-value products from waste to fossil fuel alternatives.

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auckland-cbd-ideas

Negativity dominates recent news about Auckland’s city centre. Anthony Doesburg asks, what can be done to address the downbeat vibe?

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Alex Sims with sewing machine

Donna Chisholm meets those championing the right to fix our everyday household items and keep them out of landfill for longer.

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Experienced director and producer Richard Smith shares his tips to take the edge off getting up in front of a crowd.

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Alex Kendall portrait

Engineering alumnus Alex Kendall is the founder of driverless car start-up Wayve, and one of the UK's rising stars of AI.

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Taking Issue: Academics share their views on whether the departure of our skilled citizens is cause for concern.

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Nina Tonga portrait

Curator Nina Tonga has elevated the work of our artists globally. Now she’s fostering the next generation of Pacific curatorial talent.

Nina's story
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Opinion: Dr Gavin Ellis says more must be done to convince the public to care about the crucial role of journalism in our society.

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Christine Keller Smith portrait

The organisation that has amplified the voices of University of Auckland alumni for decades has wound down, but its legacy lives on.

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Shirley Horrocks portrait

Shirley Horrocks talks to Janet McAllister about a life spent capturing the lives of some of our best-known creatives on film.

Golden Graduate
Wilhelmina Shrimpton portrait

Broadcaster and journalist Wilhelmina Shrimpton argues for seizing opportunities in an age of change.

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Jun Lim portrait

Working in South Korea for one of the world's most-loved toy companies doesn't disappoint, says alumnus Jun Lim.

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New rec centre rooftop

The University’s new world-class Recreation Centre, opening on 25 November, will become an important social hub for its community. Image: Mark Scowen Photography

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