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Kia ora koutou,

The AUSA Executive is incredibly sad to announce the resignation of our Campaigns officer, Oliver Murphy.

Ollie has decided to take a year off studying to focus on his health and wellbeing, and will not be able to stay in his role during this time.

Although his time with us was short, our team is so grateful for all of Ollie’s contributions to our Association and we wish him the very best for his future endeavors.

The AUSA constitution states that in the event of a resignation,

“the Executive must delegate the functions and responsibilities of the vacated position to another member or members of the Executive until such time as the vacancy is filled” - Engagement Vice President, Makayla Muhundan will be taking over the responsibilities of the Campaigns Officer until the Executive have made a decision on the timeline of a by-election.

From the AUSA Team xo ... See MoreSee Less