General Notices

Political communication in the 2023 election.
A lecture by Mona Krewel and Ali Knott
*IN PERSON or ONLINE*

Date – Friday 6 October
12:00 – 13:00

Location
Lecture Theatre One (GBLT1), Old Government Buildings, VUW

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Data governance and sovereignty.
A wānanga with Holden Hohaia and Maui Hudson *ONLINE*

Date – Friday 13 October
10:00 – 12:00

More information

In this final wānanga, we bring together kaikōrero to discuss perspectives around data sovereignty and data governance as it would relate to a Te Tiriti-guided national DNA reference library for Aotearoa’s biodiversity

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Medieval history in Ōtautahi. A lecture by Madi Williams and Chris Jones *ONLINE*

Date – Monday 16 October
19:00 – 20:00

More information

As the University of Canterbury (UC) celebrates its 150th year, two historians will investigate medieval links in modern Ōtautahi Canterbury via a 600-year-old document.

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History of the Botanic Garden.
A heritage walk *IN PERSON*

Date – Sunday 29 October
11:00 – 12:00

Location
Wellington Botanic Garden, Founders’ Entrance, Glenmore Street, Thorndon.

This heritage walk focuses on the history of the Botanic Garden which was part of the Heritage of the early settlement of Wellington. Enjoy a guided walk through the garden’s native forest and plant collections and learn about the history of this garden of national significance. Maureen Taylor, Guide with Friends of Wellington Botanic Garden.

 

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