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August 2024 UniNews featuring Lisa Reynolds

Health psychologist Dr Lisa Reynolds; Charlotte McKeon; Professor Jan Eldridge's sci-fi space; brain bank turns 30; Indigenising music education; Arts and Books

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Lisa Reynolds portrait

Health psychologist Dr Lisa Reynolds is venturing into new territory to help alleviate the distress experienced by those facing their mortality due to cancer.

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Charlotte McKeon at One Tree Hill College

Architecture student Charlotte McKeon is leading an innovative housing project to equip high school students for trades careers.

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Lillian Hanly, Richard Faull, Mark Crysell, Maurice Curtis and Helen Murray

Three decades on, the University’s brain bank continues to provide a reservoir of knowledge and yield new research findings.

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Te Oti Rakena portrait

First People’s perspectives, largely left out of traditional music curricula, are foregrounded in a new book edited by the School of Music associate professor.

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Ngahuia Harrison portrait

Dr Ngahuia Harrison has received a 2024 Vice Chancellor’s Best Thesis Award for her work on Whangārei Harbour and the industry that lines its shores.

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Heloise Stevance

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