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04 Jun 2026

Spilling the Tī on Otago’s new sustainability podcast


The University of Otago Sustainability Office has launched its very own podcast, Spilling the Tī, now available on Spoti...

Two young women take photos of plant life with a mobile phone.

02 Apr 2026

BioBlitz an opportunity to connect with nature on campus


The University of Otago’s Sustainability Office is encouraging tauira, kaimahi and the community to connect with nature...

Abigail and Maggie collect student donations during a Te Oraka donation drive.

06 Jan 2026

Student-run thrift shop making an impact


Te Oraka, the student-run thrift shop on the University of Otago’s Dunedin campus, has helped prevent more than two tonn...

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17 Nov 2025

Energy optimisation innovation internationally recognised


An Otago kaimahi has been recognised on the international stage for his mahi in spearheading a sector-leading initiative...

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17 Oct 2025

Te Tī Ka Rito wānanga


The Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka Sustainability Office and the Office of Māori Development will be providing a three-day environ...

ITS Infrastructure Intern Shreya Das with some of the IT equipment available for purchase by students and staff at Te Oraka.

15 Oct 2025

Innovative e-rescue approach brings social, environmental benefits


The University of Otago – Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka’s innovative approach of transforming its end-of-life IT equipment into o...

Residents of award-winning Te Rangihīroa College play volleyball.

05 Sep 2025

Te Rangihīroa College leads the world in sustainable design


Te Rangihīroa College has just been recognised for world leadership as a green building.

Holding the University's new Food Made Good certification are from left, Bachelor of Science tauira Ella Court, Otago's Head of Sustainability Dr Ray O'Brien and Food Service Manager Dylan Henry.

06 Aug 2025

Otago leads the way with global sustainability rating


Otago’s dedication to food sustainability has been recognised with a prestigious, global certification – the first Unive...

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22 Jul 2025

Student’s stellar voluntary mahi brings rich rewards


The tendency to beat an unwavering path from scarfie flat to lecture theatre and back again, with a spot of socialising...

Ben Sommerville brings a new level of energy and fresh ideas to the new role as Kaiwhakahaere Kaupapa.

04 Jul 2025

New kaimahi aims to make sustainability fun


A new role is bringing a mātauraka Māori lens to creating a more sustainable and thriving future thought staff engagemen...

Garreth Taylor and Esther Valmadre at Te Oraka

08 Apr 2025

E-rescue brings new lease of life for outdated tech


Otago’s upping the sustainability stakes, adding another ‘r’ to the lineup with rescue.

Sustainability gains

13 Dec 2024

Otago genuinely sussing sustainability


Otago’s sustainablity position has improved despite significantly more universities competing internationally for recogn...

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