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As part of TeachWell's "Constructive Failure" series, Professor Toni Bruce shares her journey through relational pedagogies.

Professor Toni Bruce is quoted in a RNZ story on how netball trailblazers carved a place for women and girls in New Zealand sport.

From being ‘invisible’ a decade ago, women’s rugby is finally on a roll, Toni Bruce finds in her research into what Rugby World Cups mean to Kiwis. (Newsroom)

Teaching high quality hype: Putting core concepts into action.

Professor Katie Fitzpatrick spoke to RNZ's Wallace Chapman to discuss the new government's plans to remove relationships and sexuality guides from schools.

Professor Toni Bruce is recognised with a major award from the International Communication Association (ICA).

Professor Toni Bruce research into the 2022 women’s Rugby World Cup and has some interesting findings.

Netball New Zealand has become the first national netball body in the world to celebrate its 100th birthday.

A study of the significance of netball in the lives of women in Aotearoa has won a Marsden grant for Professor Toni Bruce and Dr Margaret Henley.

Better behaved crowds, honest and open athletes, and a more thrilling game are among the fan observations of women’s rugby Toni Bruce has collected. (Newsroom)