Includes: Physical activity and academic success; Researching animal senses; Filmmaker Vea Mafile'o; the Business Case programme; Art doyenne Jennifer Flay and more.
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The University has made a significant investment in Hiwa, its new recreation centre. So what are the connections between physical activity and academic success?
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Making the business case
University of Auckland student competitors dominate global competitions that solve real business problems. Anthony Doesburg finds out what makes the Case Programme so successful.
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University of Auckland researchers are tuning into how animals see and hear the world and offering new insights into the often-hidden lives of our fellow creatures.
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Tips to defuse workplace conflict
Conflict resolution and negotiation expert Andrew Patterson shares seven strategies to transform office conflicts into productive conversations.
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An art school education helped springboard Vea Mafile’o into the screen industry. The filmmaker share her journey from Hamilton to Sundance – and beyond.
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While New Zealand doesn’t have a pervasive tipping culture, as in the US, we asked if there’s a case for leaving something extra on top of the bill.
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Tim and Luke Burrows chat to Nikki Addison about their journey ditching corporate careers to begin a business slinging vegan burgers.
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Turning tides in the Pacific
Guest column: Alumna and journalist Sarah Bradley reflects on the changing nature of global influence in the Pacific.
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Sharing art’s universal truths
Leading one of the world’s most important contemporary art fairs, Jennifer Flay scaled the heights of the global art market.
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Life has held exciting chapters following the alumna’s glittering education career.
Golden Graduate
James Fyfe catches up with graduates living in Japan, Ireland and Malaysia.
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Harnessing experience
Alix Coysh was diagnosed with a genetic eye condition aged 15; she's now researching the genetic mutations that drive it.
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The University’s new world-class Recreation Centre, opening on 25 November, is an important social hub for its community. Image: Mark Scowen
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