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The Accidental Lawyer—Nicholas Wood
The full weight and majesty of the law took a while to percolate for Faculty of Law alumnus Nicholas Wood.
The full weight and majesty of the law took a while to percolate for Faculty of Law alumnus Nicholas Wood.
After a challenging year completing his studies amidst a global pandemic, Fletcher Boswell felt incredibly privileged for the opportunity to address the graduating class of 2020.
What if… a new philanthropic fund established by the Environmental Law Initiative (ELI) Trust allowed both staff and students at the University to conduct research on environmental law topics in four very different areas?
Dr Mark Bennett Acting Associate Dean (Learning and Teaching) discusses migrating to online learning and teaching.
When COVID-19 extended its malevolent grip across New Zealand in March, it threw a lot of plans into chaos.
The Honourable Justice Sir Joe Williams delivered an inspirational 2019 Robin Cooke Lecture to not one, but two packed Old Government Buildings lecture theatres at the Faculty of Law on Wednesday 4 December.
Imagine how it feels when you are put out of your comfort zone and having to create a sense of whānau in your new study environment when just a small group of people identify as Māori or Pasifika amongst close to 1,000 first-year law students? Most Māori or Pasifika students come from tight-knit communities—in contrast to Wellington, a starkly different environment.
Professor John Prebble QC is now Emeritus Professor, after 40 years dedicated to the staff and students of Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.
Is it any surprise for a well-travelled Kiwi who once called home an island in Canada’s immense Hudson Bay to be high up in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT)?
Congratulations to Maddy Judd, a recipient of the Te Tini a Rehua award.