Fashion
Woven Together by Nature: Untouched World's NZFW Debut
As New Zealand Fashion Week makes its debut in a new venue following a pause, another name in the fashion industry makes a similar debut.
News
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AUSA 2026 Election
AUSA 2026 Candidate Debates: Undergraduate Education VP Edition
AUSA Election Debates Recap: Who is your next UEVP?
News
Book-lovers paradise 'Hard To Find Books' at risk of closure.
Hard To Find Books is at risk of closure. But there may be ways that we can help!
Craccum
UOA moves to axe Craccum budget by 22% in 2026, ranking them worst in New Zealand for Student Media funding
You read the headline. Now read below to find out what you can do to stop it and save Craccum for 2026!
News
Auckland Night Markets: 'Accident Waiting to Happen'
"I almost died twice": Former employee exposes serious safety concerns following viral TikTok about Auckland Night Markets mistreatment.
News
RNZ Under Scrutiny Over Article on Trans Teen’s Tragic Passing
Craccum takes a closer look at the backlash against RNZ’s recent article on the death of a transgender teenager, unpacking the ethical concerns it has raised, the public response, formal complaints, and RNZ’s response.
UOA
BREAKING NEWS: VC Dawn Freshwater Resigns
Vice-Chancellor Dawn Freshwater has handed in her resignation.
News
Law and Business Merger on Pause: A New Approach
The proposed merger between Law and Business is on hold. The new approach focuses on collaboration, cost-cutting, and reform—mainly targeting Law. This raises questions about the fairness and consistency of scrutiny across both faculties.
News
SET Evaluations: The Tea
Content Warning: Article contains refrences to self-harm and suicide Last week on Tuesday, Craccum put out a post asking student to share their unfiltered thoughts on courses that they took this semester, thoughts that perhaps they weren't able to write on their actual SET evaluations. Only six people
News
Te Whakapotaetanga: A Day of Haka and Hangi
Māori Graduation at Waipapa Marae is a student-led celebration of raukura and whānau, putting tikanga, community, and pride into a boil-up pot for all to eat. From pōwhiri to hākari, the day uplifts Māori success and carries dreams of growth, recognition, and student leadership into the future.
Aotearoa
Regulatory Standards Bill: What's Going On?
The Regulatory Standards Bill, backed by ACT and National, aims to scrap poor laws and raise regulatory standards. Critics, including Te Pāti Māori, warn it threatens Te Tiriti rights. The Waitangi Tribunal urges a pause. Submissions are open until 23 June 2025 on the Parliament website.
News
Nicola Willis attacks women workers
National has once again thrown women workers under the bus for the sake of the Budget. Are we seeing a current-day rehash of Ruth Richardson’s infamous 1991 Mother of all Budgets?