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Student Reports “Outrageous” Abortion Experience
Posted 12:49am Saturday 23rd April 2022 by Keegan Wells and Fox Meyer
A student trying to get an abortion has criticised Dunedin Hospital for a “disgusting” and “disrespectful” experience. She is currently undergoing her third procedure for the same pregnancy, which she believed could’ve been avoided if information was presented Read more...
University Emissions Report: Behind the Pretty Numbers
Posted 12:47am Saturday 23rd April 2022 by Zak Rudin
In our last issue, Critic Te Arohi reported that the Uni’s carbon emissions dropped 40% in 2020 compared to 2019. We spoke with Craig Cliff, the Uni’s Net Carbon Zero Programme Manager, to help us understand what is going on. The report showed that most of the 40% actually came from a Read more...
Woof! has “Busiest Week of Year” after Hit with Anti-Vax Negativity
Posted 12:37am Saturday 23rd April 2022 by Annabelle Vaughan
Local Dunedin bar Woof has faced some backlash for continuing to use vaccine passes, despite the government dropping vaccine mandates on April 4. Owner Dudley Benson spoke to Critic Te Arohi about what it’s been like, and how vital the community’s support has been in this Read more...
Greens, Student Assocs Launch Student Wellbeing Inquiry
Posted 12:35am Saturday 23rd April 2022 by Fox Meyer
A group of 33 student unions have rallied together to launch a People's Inquiry into student wellbeing, alongside the Green Party. They said that students have been “betrayed” by a government that promised to provide support, that incremental increases in student loans were Read more...
Castle Residents Pitch In To Clean Up Their Street
Posted 12:32am Saturday 23rd April 2022 by Ruby Werry
At noon on a Friday, most breathas would have still been sprawled in bed, wincing at the sunlight streaming through their ratty curtains. But on April 8, several hundred students instead had brushes and rubbish bags in hand, cleaning up the streets of North D. The group of students, mostly Read more...
Otago Uni Shifts Back to In-Person Learning, Drops Vaccine and Mask Mandates
Posted 5:34pm Wednesday 13th April 2022 by Denzel Chung
The Government’s shift to Orange has paved the way for sweeping changes to life at Otago Uni, including a transition back to “mostly on-campus teaching,” as well as dropping vaccine and mask requirements for most students. Covid-19 Minister Chris Hipkins Read more...
Otago Uni Shifts Back to In-Person Learning, Drops Vaccine and Mask Mandates
Posted 5:33pm Wednesday 13th April 2022 by Denzel Chung
The Government’s shift to Orange has paved the way for sweeping changes to life at Otago Uni, including a transition back to “mostly on-campus teaching,” as well as dropping vaccine and mask requirements for most students. Covid-19 Minister Chris Hipkins Read more...
Arise Church Responds To Critic After Ghosting Other Journalists, Begins Independent Review
Posted 10:15am Tuesday 12th April 2022 by Denzel Chung
Arise Church has sent a lengthy statement, written by a PR company, responding to allegations of abuse. The detailed statement came to us after enquiries sent by a high-profile journalist were initially ignored. Pastor John Cameron has since stated that he is “broken and devastated by these Read more...
“House DJ” Grateful that Red Settings are Still in Place
Posted 1:24pm Sunday 10th April 2022 by The Critical Tribune
Local breatha Thomas Bangerson has been using his somewhat upcoming, mostly failing career as a house DJ as his prime drawcard on Tinder. The only reason he isn’t playing the big stage, he claimed, “was because we’re in red, so I’m at the same level as Subsonic, Read more...
Parking Wardens Suspected as Cause for Pedestrianisation
Posted 1:22pm Sunday 10th April 2022 by The Critical Tribune
Sources close to the Mayor claim that the attempt to make George Street pedestrianised occurred after a run-in with DCC parking wardens. Mayor Hawkins’s close confidants reported that the recent attempts to remove cars from George Street is an attempt to put parking wardens out of a job. Read more...

