Genesis Te Kuru-White: championing Māori education and cultural legacy
Genesis Te Kuru-White earned a Bachelor of Arts in Māori Language and Indigenous Studies at Waikato, driven by a commitment to his people's future.
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Family footsteps to engineering excellence: Shermi Perera's graduates with honours
Bachelor of Engineering graduate, Shermi Perera, is working at Beca in Dunedin, engaging in diverse engineering projects aimed at enhancing water resource management.
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Blueprints to big screens: Laine Baldwin's pursuit of passion
Laine Baldwin follows film dream after bold career switch.
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Professor Lynda Johnston named Royal Society Fellow
Professor Lynda Johnston named Fellow for LGBTQ geography research.
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Research with impact
A love of New Zealand’s indigenous biodiversity inspires ecologist Professor Bruce Clarkson from Te Aka Mātuatua - School of Science at the University of Waikato.
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