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3 Aug, 2017
Ephraim's long road to recovery
As he dazed in and out of consciousness and surgeons scrambled to mend his broken spine, Ephraim Gudgeon kept repeating the same question.
Offsites on track for Sasha and her tauira
New health and safety procedures – a word from Harata Samuel Lead Environmental, Safety & Wellness
Te Marupainga has been involved in a review of our health and safety (H and S) management systems with our legal advisors Simpson Grierson.
July 18, 2017
Adapting to e-learning
A better understanding of how the Māori tertiary sector is adapting to e-learning is the focus of a joint research project being undertaken by Te Wānanga o Aotearoa Strategy and Performance Lead Lindsay Baxter and funded by the Innovation Partnership.
July 18, 2017
Māhuri Tōtara coming soon
Māhuri Tōtara is eight weeks away and there has been much activity in preparation
July 18, 2017
Social services kaiako taste postgraduate academic success
To help tauira make a positive difference in the lives of others, four Social Services kaiako have attained their own academic success.
Workspace assessment a painless exercise
The benefits of having a workspace assessment are clear to marketing assistant Gemma Conn.
CSBM proves the icing on Angeleens cake
CSBM proves the icing on Angeleens cake
July 4, 2017
Samsung rollout complete
The rollout of 147 Samsung Multifunction Devices across 47 sites has been completed.
22 June, 2017
Just bro-own it owns it at awards
The Just bro-own it webisode series has won the top prize at an international awards programme.
22 June, 2017
Catching up with Aoife
If you could bottle Irish scholar Aofie Finn’s passion for te reo Māori – you could have a remedy for stimulating Māori interest in the Māori language.
22 June, 2017
Internship recipients announced
Doctoral students Hohepa Maclean and Koko Hotere have been announced as the first recipients of internships to work on the flagship He Rongoā tō te reo Māori – Te Reo Māori as a form of healing rangahau project at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa.
