OEOUSA Exec

1. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · OUSA Exec

   OUSA Exec: Vote. (opens the original)

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   Every year students have plenty to say about OUSA, and don’t get me wrong, that’s exactly how it should be. But if you’ve got strong opinions about who should be leading and advocating for you in 2027, the best way to make sure you’re heard is to vote! The Executive isn’t just a group of names on posters. We’re the people making decisions and taking actions that shape your student experience. From clubs and events to advocacy and support. Who you choose directly affects what OUSA does next year.

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2. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · OUSA Exec

   OUSA Exec (opens the original)

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   The OUSA Exec are aware of reports from students alleging white supremacist activity in Dunedin. At this stage, it is not clear whether these groups have any involvement with Otago students. While there is currently no confirmed connection, we believe it is important to keep our student community informed and encourage everyone to remain vigilant. We encourage students to take sensible precautions, including avoiding walking alone at night where possible. If you witness suspicious or threatening

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3. Article · Aug 2, 2026 · OUSA Exec

   OUSA Exec: Kamesha Jones (opens the original)

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   For a long time, OUSA has been relatively apolitical in practice, on campus and in our strategic direction. However, over the last year, we have seen this idea begin to overturn. Seeds of political discourse internally, as well as better engagement with student politics, have grown into a more solid internal agreement that OUSA is failing to deliver politically for students of campus. There are many reading this who will already agree, but for those who do not; OUSA as a union is inherently poli

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4. Article · Jul 12, 2026 · OUSA Exec

   Joint Statement On The Legislation (Definition Of A Man and Woman Bill) Amendment Bill (opens the original)

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   The OUSA Executive and UniQ oppose the Gender (Definitions of Man and Woman) amendment bill, and call for it to be withdrawn over the dehumanisation wielded against transgender, non-binary, takatāpui and intersex people. Everyone deserves to live a life of dignity where we can be comfortable in our own bodies. Trans* people deserve to exist in public life with dignity; their identities are inherent to them, determined by them, and their validity is not up for debate. Fostering such a political e

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