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AUSA Elections AUSA Elections are here. Nominations for the 11 AUSA Executive positions open from 27 July to 7 August, with voting from 17 August to 28 August.
Events on Campus! Discover all the exciting events happening on campus, from AUSA activities to club events and more, there’s something for every student to get involved in.
Find Your Class Rep! Your class, your voice. Find out who your class rep is and how they make sure student views are heard in every course.
Independent Advice AUSA provides a completely independent advice service, separate from the University. This means the guidance you receive is always in your best interest.
Lost Property AUSA collects and stores lost property from across the University of Auckland city campus. If you have lost something, we’re here to help.

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Po Fiafia: 13th August; B201 Arts and Education Atrium; Student | Community | ticketed event | Registrations open | City campus

Hikayat- Malam Malaysia Auckland: 15th August; Glen Eden Playhouse Theatre; Student | Club Night | International students | ticketed event

AUSA Student Elections: 17th-28th August; Student | Postgraduate | Free Event | International students | Community | City campus | Grafton campus

Quiz Night: 19th August; Grafton Cafe

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Tell Us About Your Postgraduate Experience

Share your experiences, perspectives, and aspirations — help shape postgraduate life at the University. Survey closes 31 August.

Tue 04 Aug 2026

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AUSA 2026 Executive Elections — Nominations Open

The AUSA Executive represents student interests on key University decision-making bodies, oversees campus events, and manages student support services. Nominations are open for all 11 positions — including President and portfolio officer roles spanning academic affairs, welfare, and campus culture — from 27 July to 7 August.

Sun 26 Jul 2026

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Two Lanes, One Question: What UoA's New AI Assessment Rules Actually Mean for You

UoA just adopted the "Two-Lane Approach" to AI in assessments — one lane locks AI out (exams, orals), the other lets you use it (essays, reports, portfolios). Every course now has to tell you which lane each assessment falls into. Here's what it means for your grades.

Sun 26 Jul 2026

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