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Locals Leaders Claim Programme is Underfunded and Underappreciated
Posted 10:56pm Saturday 17th August 2019 by Sinead Gill
The Locals programme is underfunded and underappreciated by the University, according to three Locals leaders. The Locals programme was established in 2011 to make sure the 25% of first-year students who aren’t in colleges have a way to participate in all of the thrilling fresher events. Read more...
HEARTBREAKING: Local Artist’s Masterpiece Goes Unsold
Posted 10:54pm Saturday 17th August 2019 by Sinead Gill
Despite having a fanatic fanbase, James Heath’s fledgling art career didn’t take flight during OUSA Art Week. Art Week is an annual campaign to support student artists. As far as we can tell, James is the first President in recent history to be brave enough to submit his masterpiece Read more...
Guest Editorial: An Open Love Letter to Supré
Posted 8:08pm Saturday 17th August 2019 by Henessey Griffiths
The day that Supré closed down in the Meridian Mall was a sad day for Dunedin. Although I was more of a Jay-Jays kid growing up, I remember going there in my early teenage years and it completely changed me. When you walked in, you were greeted with overwhelming fluorescent lights, Taio Read more...
THE MOST INTERESTING THING YOU WILL EVER READ
Posted 6:18pm Sunday 11th August 2019 by Charlie O’Mannin
Get ready you motherfuckers for some motherfucking news. Oh yeah, this is going to be good. Hold onto your hats, because you’re about to be taken on a ride down the sensual slippery slide of journalism. Let me introduce the key players in this high-octane psychosexual drama: the old kids on Read more...
OPINION: Students Are Not Free Labour
Posted 6:17pm Sunday 11th August 2019 by Nina Minogue
It’s that time of year, baby. Halfway through semester two, internships and summer employment are all the rage. And I’m raging. Like two thousand other Otago students, I am graduating at the end of this year. I’ll have a Bachelor of Arts and a bunch of paid and voluntary work Read more...
Physiotherapy Defeats Medicine in Inter-Faculty Rugby Game
Posted 6:12pm Sunday 11th August 2019 by James Joblin
Physiotherapy students have proved that they are about more than just feet after last Sunday's cracking-good rugby game against the Otago University Medical Students’ Association’s team, the ‘Teratomas’ (gross medical word for a gross tumor made up of different types of Read more...
OUSA Exec Restructure Going to Student Vote
Posted 6:10pm Sunday 11th August 2019 by Sinead Gill
It’s Thursday, and OUSA is in an early morning emergency meeting. Education Officer Will Dreyer’s vape cloud dissipates to reveal the Executive flicking through two versions of the OUSA constitution. This document dictates the purpose, powers, and rules of our entire student union, and Read more...
Who Owns Castle Street? A Critic Investigation
Posted 6:07pm Sunday 11th August 2019 by Esme Hall
Most student flats in the stretch of Castle Street from Dundas to Duke and Brook Street are owned by Dunedin locals, a Critic investigation found after trawling through a lot boring information. Of the sixty-three flats whose owners’ information was publicly available, forty-three had local Read more...
Editorial: Critic Officially Endorses Everglades Premium Liquors Peach Schnapps
Posted 4:22pm Sunday 11th August 2019 by Charlie O’Mannin
If you’ve ever bothered looking at the cool old Orientation posters up in the Link you might have noticed who they’re all sponsored by: Speight’s. And then, suddenly, no more Speight’s. Surprise, surprise, students didn’t suddenly stop being interested in beer, and Read more...
Cutlers Property Management Threatens Students For Talking to Critic
Posted 9:19pm Sunday 4th August 2019 by Esme Hall
Cutlers Property Management threatened to share current Cutlers tenants’ names and address in a Facebook post if they didn’t retract negative comments made to Critic about their flat. Last Tuesday Critic requested comment from Cutlers about claims made by current tenants in a Queen Read more...


