Latest news
Staff invited to seismic forum
Staff are invited to a second seismic forum at the University of Otago College of Education Auditorium on Wednesday 29 May at midday.
Otago’s New Sounds on Otago Access Radio
University of Otago composers are being highlighted on a new show on Otago Access Radio.
Economic impact of University grows
The overall direct economic impact of the University to Dunedin and other centres in New Zealand is now $897M – a rise of $7.2M since 2011.
Classifieds
Bowls Dunedin - board positions
Bowls Dunedin Incorporated is the governing body for the sport of lawn bowls in Dunedin and operates as a non-profit organisation.
Come live in sunny Brockville for three months
Two-and-a-half bedroom house available from 11 July until 23 October 2013.
Glenleith Flat needs Housemate until end of 2013
Fully furnished large bedroom with queen bed, desk, dresser, bedside drawers and wardrobe.
Events
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
Notices
Rush Hour – Postgraduate radio show
Radio 1 is now broadcasting a radio show specifically for postgraduate students.
Politics Daily

NZ Politics Daily - 16 May 2013: An anti-Labour Party budget
The Labour Party will be angry with Bill English’s 2013 Budget. Not because it is radically rightwing and austere – it’s actually not – but because it undercuts so many of the areas in which Labour has been attempting to campaign.
By Bryce Edwards
Making news
Benefits of Vitamin C for gout patients lowered - study
17 May – New Zealand Herald
Insight into first inhabitants
17 May – Otago Daily Times
Grant allows cancer research
14 May – Otago Daily Times


