News
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How can I be safe at work when my boss is a bit of a psycho? (4 December 2023)
Happy workers are engaged and productive workers who contribute positively to their workplace. Managers are a vital component of employee wellbeing – so what happens when your boss is a bit of a psychopath?
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Designing an inclusive citizenship model guided by Te Tiriti o Waitangi (27 November 2023)
Rapidly growing ethnic communities are projected to be about 30% of the population of Aotearoa New Zealand by 2043. So, how can we engage with these communities to be part of a new pluralistic citizenship model?
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Musical leader's exceptional contribution recognised (26 September 2023)
The University of Waikato has awarded the prestigious title of Emeritus Professor to Martin Lodge for his outstanding contribution to New Zealand music and the development of Music at the University.
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Newly refurbished Waikato IDI Lab a catalyst for fostering academic-industry collaboration (16 August 2023)
The University of Waikato re-opened its newly refurbished Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI) Lab; a catalyst for fostering academic-industry collaboration and innovation in research within the Waikato.
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Waikato opera programme takes young New Zealand talent to the world stage (7 June 2023)
Six young singers are preparing to take the stage at the Sydney Opera House for auditions as part of their university degree.
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Māori Punk to Wales: strengthening international connections (26 May 2023)
A University of Waikato PhD researcher is sharing Māori punk with the world, and strengthening academic connections between New Zealand and Wales in the process.
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Chidgey axes the competition at The Ockham New Zealand Book Awards…again (18 May 2023)
Catherine Chidgey has been named winner of the Jann Medlicott Acorn Prize for Fiction for the second time with her novel The Axeman’s Carnival at The Ockham New Zealand Book Awards.
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Exploring and embracing diversity (10 May 2023)
Research at the University of Waikato is helping to underpin policy development and decisions designed to improve diversity and inclusion and create more gender-responsive practices across New Zealand organisations.
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Sargeson Prize winner praises prestigious award ahead of 2023 entries opening (28 March 2023)
Entries for the 2023 Sargeson Prize open on April 1, and last year's winner, Leeanne O'Brien urges other writers to enter.
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Bouncing unborn baby research between time zones secret to success (17 March 2023)
Bouncing work back and forth between time zones has allowed research into fetal development to move at a 24hour cycle, thanks to a Marsden grant and dedicated researchers from Aotearoa and England.