Applications for the position of Editor in Chief of Craccum Magazine close today at 5pm!!! To apply, provide a brief summary of your vision for CRACCUM next year, and email through with your resume to apply@craccum.co.nz.
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GIVEAWAY TIME 🎁 WE’VE GOT YOUR STUDY BREAK SORTED! 🎥🎬🍿🎟️
Your chance to win a double pass to FAMILIAR TOUCH is here - details below!
A triple award-winner at the Venice Film Festival’s Horizons Competition, FAMILIAR TOUCH is a coming-of-old-age story that belongs to us all.
Amid the haze of fading memory, retired cook Ruth navigates life with grace and wit in this profoundly humane portrait of aging with dignity. What if we glow most warmly at the edges of memory?
Courtesy of @potentialfilmsanz we are giving away 3 complimentary double passes and 5 “Buy One Get One Free” passes to see FAMILIAR TOUCH in select NZ cinemas from November 13!
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Renting with Pets? Big Changes Ahead! New rules are coming in late 2025 to make renting with pets fairer for everyone. Tenants will be able to request pets, landlords must respond within 21 days, and pet bonds are on the table. Swipe through to see what’s changing, what stays the same, and how it affects you! ... See MoreSee Less
THE STUDENTS’ MANIFESTO IS OUT! Available in the link in bio or at ausa.nz/manifesto. See below for the press release! 👇🏽
Te Rōpū Kahikatea, the Auckland University Students’ Association (TRK AUSA), is proud to officially release the Students’ Manifesto, a bold and comprehensive document representing the collective voice of over 47,000 students at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland.
Shaped by extensive consultation with students, this manifesto outlines urgent issues facing students today – from unaffordable transport costs and rising rents to underfunded education and mental health services. It calls on political leaders to listen, engage, and act in the lead up to the 2026 election.
“Students are the future of this country. We deserve to be heard and represented in policy making,” said Matthew Lee, Undergraduate Education Vice President and Chair of the Students’ Manifesto Working Group. “Students carry the legacy of being great change makers. We have led, and continue to lead, major social movements.”
The manifesto features three major pillars, ranging from economy, education, and community. They are divided into topics that represent some of the most pressing issues facing students today.
TRK AUSA urges all political parties to read the manifesto and incorporate its recommendations into their policy platforms, but more importantly genuinely engage with our student bodies. ... See MoreSee Less
Applications for the position of Editor in Chief of Craccum Magazine close today at 5pm!!! To apply, provide a brief summary of your vision for CRACCUM next year, and email through with your resume to apply@craccum.co.nz.
Job description is available at ausa.nz/crac-ed.
This is a paid position. The role may be shared between two applicants. Applications close 7 November. You must be a student at the University of Auckland during the 2026 academic year to apply ... See MoreSee Less
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Hopefully your exam answers are shaping up better than these guys’ 🤣
Here’s some nonsense from Class Of ‘25 🎉 ... See MoreSee Less
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GIVEAWAY TIME 🎁
WE’VE GOT YOUR STUDY BREAK SORTED! 🎥🎬🍿🎟️
Your chance to win a double pass to FAMILIAR TOUCH is here - details below!
A triple award-winner at the Venice Film Festival’s Horizons Competition, FAMILIAR TOUCH is a coming-of-old-age story that belongs to us all.
Amid the haze of fading memory, retired cook Ruth navigates life with grace and wit in this profoundly humane portrait of aging with dignity. What if we glow most warmly at the edges of memory?
Courtesy of @potentialfilmsanz we are giving away 3 complimentary double passes and 5 “Buy One Get One Free” passes to see FAMILIAR TOUCH in select NZ cinemas from November 13!
LIKE THIS POST & TAG SOMEONE YOU WANT TO TAKE BELOW! 🏆
Winners announced Wednesday 5th @ 3pm ✅ ... See MoreSee Less
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Renting with Pets? Big Changes Ahead!
New rules are coming in late 2025 to make renting with pets fairer for everyone.
Tenants will be able to request pets, landlords must respond within 21 days, and pet bonds are on the table.
Swipe through to see what’s changing, what stays the same, and how it affects you! ... See MoreSee Less
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Join the ultimate group tour to ski Japan this January with @skitravelspecialists !!
3 Nights in Tokyo
5 Nights in Nozawa Onsen
6 Nights in Shiga Kogen
14 Nights from $5,848 per person quad share.
Includes return economy airfares, accommodation, transfers, ski passes and tour leaders.
Limited spaces left, grab your mates and have a memorable uni break - secure your spot today!
For ages 20 – 33 🎿
Book by November 20 🗓️
skitravel.co.nz
09 307 1350 ... See MoreSee Less
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You spoke, we listened!
We’re doing a limited drop of our AUSA Class Of ‘25 ‘Done & Dusty’ tee’s 😮💨
$40nzd at the shopify link in our bio. Tee’s will be available for pickup from the AUSA house by Nov 3rd.
Tag 2 mates in the comments and go in draw to win 1 of 3 free shirts 🏆 (drawn midday Tues 28th)
CODE: ausa15 for 15% off the shirt 😎 ... See MoreSee Less
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CLASS OF 2025 HALLOWEEN PARTY 🎃
The rain might’ve stopped the How To Train Your Dragon movie night… but it kicked off an epic HALLOWEEN PARTY instead! 👻🪩
We had DJs, mocktails, heaps of food, giveaways, and competitions all night long!
Congrats to all the winners and thanks to everyone who came through. Have a fang-tastic Halloween! 🕸️🧡 ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks for kicking with us this week fam - enjoy the silly SZN and study hard!📚🙇♂️ 🙏🏆 ... See MoreSee Less
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THE STUDENTS’ MANIFESTO IS OUT! Available in the link in bio or at ausa.nz/manifesto. See below for the press release! 👇🏽
Te Rōpū Kahikatea, the Auckland University Students’ Association (TRK AUSA), is proud to officially release the Students’ Manifesto, a bold and comprehensive document representing the collective voice of over 47,000 students at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland.
Shaped by extensive consultation with students, this manifesto outlines urgent issues facing students today – from unaffordable transport costs and rising rents to underfunded education and mental health services. It calls on political leaders to listen, engage, and act in the lead up to the 2026 election.
“Students are the future of this country. We deserve to be heard and represented in policy making,” said Matthew Lee, Undergraduate Education Vice President and Chair of the Students’ Manifesto Working Group. “Students carry the legacy of being great change makers. We have led, and continue to lead, major social movements.”
The manifesto features three major pillars, ranging from economy, education, and community. They are divided into topics that represent some of the most pressing issues facing students today.
TRK AUSA urges all political parties to read the manifesto and incorporate its recommendations into their policy platforms, but more importantly genuinely engage with our student bodies. ... See MoreSee Less
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