Are you graduating in 2024? Level up your finances with a free financial health check-up and go in the draw to win $3,000. 😮🎓🤑

A MAS - Medical Assurance Society provider can meet with you at a time and place that suits you to review your financial goals and see how they can help.

Book an appointment now at mas.co.nz/grad2024

This #ad was brought to you by MAS - supporting AUSA in our endeavours to provide support, experiences & a voice to UoA students. #financialhealth ... See MoreSee Less

What rhymes with A-U-S-A? Giveaway! (Kinda....)

Calling all film buffs & future critics! Thanks to our pals at Potential Films we're giving some lucky students a chance to win tickets to see LAST SUMMER, in selected NZ Cinemas from October 17.

🎟 Up for grabs are 2x double passes and 2x "Buy One Get One Free" passes to see LAST SUMMER in select NZ cinemas from October 17. We'll draw our 4x winners on Friday 11th October.

🍿 Simply let us know who your movie buddy is, or your favourite cinema snack, in the comments and you'll be in to win. Easy as pie! (But you must be a current University of Auckland student to enter & claim your prize).

About 'Last Summer' - Acclaimed French auteur Catherine Breillat returns with a new taboo-breaking film. A passionate affair ignites between a mother and her stepson, wreaking potential havoc on their bourgeois French family. Is desire worth the price? (SMM Addition: It's giving 'Call Me By Your Name' but if Timothee actually spoke French in the film and Armie Hammer wasn't... well... you know.... ) ... See MoreSee Less

⚽🎟 GET YOUR $15 TICKETS TO THE FOOTIE!

The crew at Auckland FC have come to the party with an awesome offer for AUSA Members & UoA Students!

Auckland FC, New Zealand’s newest professional sports team, are preparing to kick off their inaugural A League season on October the 19th against Brisbane Roar in Tāmaki Makaurau.

To celebrate their opening game, the club is offering a special deal for University of Auckland students. Purchase through the link below, or via the QR code displayed, using the password 'UOA24' and you will have access to $15 Port tickets, PLUS go into the draw to win a signed Auckland FC jersey.

Don't miss out on this opportunity, offer only available until Friday 11th October: www.ticketmaster.co.nz/event/240061154B651F85?did=group50 ... See MoreSee Less

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! 🚗

Get $10 all-day parking at the Chancery Car Park on B2 when you use promo code AUSACHANCERY10 on the Secure Parking app.

This promo is valid until 9 November 2024 & parking t's and c's apply. For carpark hours, location & more, visit www.secureparking.co.nz/en-nz/car-parks/nz/the-chancery-auckland-car-park/ ... See MoreSee Less

AUSA is aware that some anonymous complaints were made after voting closed and a petition was received regarding interference with the voting process. AUSA has taken these complaints seriously and has worked closely with the Returning Officer to consider and investigate the allegations. Despite calls for witnesses to come forward on a confidential basis, complainants and witnesses have chosen not to engage in the investigation process and ultimately the complaints cannot be substantiated. Having taken external legal advice, AUSA has formed the view that no further action can be taken under the election provisions in the AUSA Constitution or under the AUSA Election Rules and Procedures 2024.

If any Member continues to have concerns about any officer(s) of the Executive, it is open to that Member to follow the process set out in the AUSA Constitution. ... See MoreSee Less

🖼️ Support alumni from the University of Auckland at Through the Lens: Gendered Reflections - an exhibition of female photographers.

📅 2 October to 13 November 2024
📍 Old Government House, 24 Princes St

Showcasing art from University of Auckland - Waipapa Taumata Rau and all alumnae from the Elam School of Fines Arts. Including work from; Yvonne Todd, Lisa Reihana, Marti Friedlander, Ann Shelton, and Yuki Kihara.

Stop, focus and zoom out - step back from your mundane lives to see not only the trees but the whole forest in this exciting and timely exhibition. Drawing on Laura Mulvey’s 1973 theory of the male gaze, this exhibition turns the tables to explore the female gaze through the diverse lens of talented women photographers from Aotearoa.

Emerging from various time periods and cultural backgrounds, each artist has developed their own unique approach, using the camera as a meta-language to deconstruct common conceptions of femininity, identity, and place. We encourage you to put down the camera that you are always carrying and, instead, explore the world through the lens of these talented female artists. ... See MoreSee Less