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Queer Rights Officer by-election: results announced

Phi Zhang has been elected AUSA’s Queer Rights Officer, winning 92 of the 131 ballots counted (70.2%) in the 2026 by-election.

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Attitudes Towards Sexual Injustice in the University Environment report released

Auckland University Students’ Association Te Rōpū Kahikatea (AUSA) has released the Attitudes Towards Sexual Injustice in the University Environment report, bringing together student perspectives on sexual harm, safety, reporting and support within the university environment.

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Food Support: Where to Go in Auckland

Money tight and the cupboards nearly bare? From Work and Income grants to a free hot meal every day, here is where University of Auckland students can find food support.

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Craccum is looking for its next Editor in Chief

Craccum is on the hunt for its next Editor in Chief. If you've got strong editorial judgement, a knack for leading people, and a vision for what the magazine could be, applications are open now.

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Two Lanes, One Question: What UoA's New AI Assessment Rules Actually Mean for You

UoA just adopted the "Two-Lane Approach" to AI in assessments — one lane locks AI out (exams, orals), the other lets you use it (essays, reports, portfolios). Every course now has to tell you which lane each assessment falls into. Here's what it means for your grades.

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