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Critic’s Fat Chat With Flatchat (opens the original)
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Ōtepoti students have undoubtedly had their fair share of flatting horror stories. However, Otago graduate Ryan Cole is here to help lessen that with Flatchat. Boasting “honest flat reviews from real NZ tenants”, this platform is designed to increase visibility around the Aotearoa rental market, and “bring some of the power away from the landlords and back to the tenants”. Ryan graduated from the University of Otago in 2022, with a degree in software engineering, but while he was here he had his
AI: Amazing Innovation or Annihilation Incoming? (opens the original)
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I know that students have pretty strong feelings about artificial intelligence. “FUCK AI”. “Just admit you can’t think for yourself, you smooth-brained twat”. “Never, AI should be destroyed [...] AI should be banned, all information about how it can be built should be destroyed, all of the heads and engineers for AI companies should get life in prison for, among other things, copyright and IP theft, and the incalculable social harms caused by AI. People who outsource their thinking to machines s
Drawing Out The Inspiration (opens the original)
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Art Week is back and better than ever. Walking through the Link-turned-art-gallery, Ōtepoti students’ talent was on clear display. The OUSA-run Art Week competition had five sections: photography, illustration, sculpture, painting, and other, as well as a separate photography and poetry competition. Critic Te Ārohi sat down with some of the winners (those we could track down in a 24-hour window) to chat about their inspiration for their entries, and their artistic passions in general. Mark Bridg
Potion Recipes (opens the original)
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Sometimes no amount of logical thinking, communication, or personal growth can save you. Sometimes you need something a bit stronger: a little divine intervention, a sprinkle of fairy dust, and true manifestation. After years of research (and several misfortunate magical accidents), Critic Te Ārohi has compiled the most student-relevant potion recipes in all the land. So next time you’re dealing with one of these classic Dunners problems, get out your cauldron, stop crying and start mixing.
University Review Finds “No Substantive Evidence” In Favour Of Ending Palo Alto Networks Partnership (opens the original)
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Following controversy earlier this year around the University of Otago’s proposed partnership with Israeli-government linked Palo Alto Networks, Vice-Chancellor Grant Robertson announced a review of the partnership agreement. This has now been completed, concluding that there is “no substantive evidence” that suggests that the University of Otago should end its relationship with Palo Alto Networks (PANW). The University of Otago announced its partnership with PANW in 2025, proposing that it woul
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