World-first study reveals mental toll of March 15 mosque terror attacks
More than 60% of the survivors suffered from mental health conditions.
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'This protest crossed that line': Renowned University of Otago building damaged during pro-Palestine protest
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Auckland, Otago drop in world university rankings
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Reverend Dr Te Hira Paenga graduated with a PhD in theology.
Scarfies who 'can't afford good bread' push back on proposed car parking charges
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Grant Robertson is the University of Otago's new vice-chancellor.
Māori scholar awarded honorary UK doctorate
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Opinion: How to drain the swamp of vape stores and protect teenagers
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Grant Robertson officially welcomed into new role as vice-chancellor at University of Otago
Grant Robertson has officially begun his new role as the university's vice-chancellor.
Four young Māori earn scholarships for ivy league education
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Sperm donor who was told he had no biological children finds son on DNA testing website
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Sophia Crestani inquest: Her parents' heartbreaking tribute
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Business case for Waikato medical school not expected until 2025
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Sophia Crestani death: Bedroom door closed on people in crush, partygoer tells inquest
The inquest into the 19-year-old's death has entered its third day.
'I was terrified': Witnesses recall crush that killed Sophia Crestani
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'Her death must not be in vain': Parents speak ahead of inquest into uni student's party death
The family of Sophia Crestani are still heartbroken more than four years after her death.
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