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Issue 30-Wednesday 15th April 2020

Happy Easter, I hope the existential bunny made it to your house. Certainly chocolate and baking seem to be must-have items to stave of third-week-itis. I consumed an entire afghan slice in the space of a day before realizing my bubble is too small for baking. And I’m over Netflix, but the dogs have never been so well-walked. We are getting there though, the curve is flattening. We just have to stay the distance. Finish Reading Issue 30-Wednesday 15th April 2020

Issue 28-Tuesday 17th March 2020

This is an extraordinary year. Today we commemorate the people who lost their lives to hatred in the Christchurch terrorist attack last year. We will share food crafted by our hands and stand together in remembrance and determination to eschew white supremacist ideology and other forms of bigotry and hatred. This University values diversity and is committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment for all. This will be the last communal food sharing activity in ENV until further notice Finish Reading Issue 28-Tuesday 17th March 2020

Issue 26- Monday 17th February 2020

There are some great seminars and activities coming up, as listed below. In addition, next week we will be hosting our two short-listed applicants for the Environmental Management Professor/Associate Professor position: Professor Ian Bailey and Associate Professor Wolfram Dressler. In addition to attendance at focus group meetings and various other activities, each applicant will present a seminar on a topic of their choice Finish Reading Issue 26- Monday 17th February 2020

Issue 24- Monday 20th January 2020

Issue 24- Monday 20th January 2020

Welcome to 2020! Every so often I like to purchase an artwork to support the fine arts in New Zealand. My recent purchase is a fluoresecent light installation by Deborah Rundle that draws upon the Prison Notebooks of Italian neo-Marxist Antonio Gramsci to examine his notion of common sense. The art work and Gramsci seemed appropriate as I watched in despair as the burnt ecosystems of Australia darkened our skies in the middle of a summer afternoon. Finish Reading Issue 24- Monday 20th January 2020