New Māori ikoa champions an innovative future
The Division of Health Sciences has been given a new te reo Māori ikoa (name) – Te Tautari Nui.
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Better prostate cancer detection tool on the horizon
Promising Otago research into a way to better diagnose prostate cancer has received a major funding boost.
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Trans-Tasman visit strengthens Indigenous health education ties
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New Centre to connect faith and environmental action
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History and connection in harmony for Theology talk
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Weaving together legacy, learning and belonging
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08 Jun 2026
New Trust a testament to physiotherapy’s past and future
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