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- Sep 27, 2026
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Editorial: The Crawl To The Finish Line (opens the original)
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Last Wednesday, I was on the phone with my best friend, Grace. For avid Critic nerds, Grace was the main creator of the For The Girls game included in the centrefold of the Party Issue. Nowadays, I’m sad to say that we don’t find nearly enough time to talk with busy schedules and very different postcodes. But we do have pretty relatable lines of work that mean we interact with a lot of students, so when we do catch up, it's a very easy conversation. I had been especially bad at talking to Grace
A Chat With (And Celebration Of) Otago’s Y25 Changemakers (opens the original)
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Now in its seventh year, twenty-five changemakers gathered at a launch gala in Tāmaki Makaurau on the 21st of August. And, because Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka is the best of the best, five of those changemakers hailed from Otago. Critic Te Ārohi was lucky enough to reflect on the experience with Y25er’s Farwa Nabizada and Tunmise Adebowale. Selected from over 165 nominations, the wānanga celebrated young women and gender diverse people aged 15 to 25 who are leading with courage, creativity and purpose.
Editorial: The Week Of My Dreams (opens the original)
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On the 29th of June, I received an email from some people representing a photo company. Long story short, they were requesting $365 due to using a picture that amounted to copyright infringement. Uh oh! They sent a link to where we’d used this material, which was a random Facebook post from all the way back in 2018. The 2018 Critic Editor had used a picture of a Cadbury Creme Egg for a food review, and they didn’t even know what it would cost me nearly 8 years later. I took the picture down imme
Benedict Ong To Be Trespassed From All OUSA Premises (opens the original)
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According to a statement provided to Critic Te Ārohi from President Daniel Leamy, the Otago University Students’ Association (OUSA) plans to trespass Dunedin Councillor Benedict Ong from “all OUSA premises” following reports from students alleging “inappropriate and unwanted behaviours.” Guess he won’t be getting his $5 lunch anytime soon. In a letter sent to Vice-Chancellor Grant Robertson on the 1st of September, OUSA urged the University to trespass Ong as well. “OUSA takes student wellbeing
OUSA Confirms University Bookshop Under New Ownership (opens the original)
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The Otago University Students’ Association has announced that the University Bookshop (UBS) has been sold to John Brenssell, with plans for the bookshop to continue operating as an independent bookstore, under the University Bookshop brand, preserving its long-standing heritage in Dunedin's literary community. The new owner will take over at close of business today. “Mr Brenssell is a well-known figure in the local bookselling industry and currently owns Paper Plus in the Golden Centre, bringing
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