WHAT'S GOING ON? The proposed #VETReform could seriously alter the things you love as students at Otago Polytechnic! Use the hashtag #urOPNZ to have your say on the proposal, and share the things you love about Otago Polytechnic. Your student voice is important!

We have learned a lot through this campaign. It is time to say goodbye until the next opportunity arises #uropnz

Thanks for your time and support #uropnz

I will probably personally make a few more of these, as there are still media posts and more research to be able to post before the weekend is out. But alas, the brunt of this campaign was a class assignment as well - and the due date was today. We thank you all!

InsideOUT visits Dunedin for Pride Week https://t.co/sfZdpECrJL via @The Star

3rd year communication design students presenting their final content for studio 2. While we were a apart of this... The majority of projects were town belt kaitiaki.

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Mental ill health isn’t like a broken arm. You can’t often see it, and it takes a lot more than a cast and the passage of time to heal. Today we stand in solidarity with folks who’re working on their mental health (I’m literally with you) and make that mahi visible. #GumbootUpNZ

Coming up around town Dunedin Public Art Gallery Metiria Turei: A Talk about the Astronesian relates to her latest exhibition ‘Tūruapō’. Everyone is welcome.

A very warm welcome to our new Tautai artist in Residence, Jasmine Togo-Brisby, who arrived today.

Gumboot throwing comp at Logan Park 12 noon and you can also donate to the sausage sizzle in the Quad at lunchtime today

New Zealand Vocational Education Reform. "Otago Polytechnic believes educational materials developed using taxpayer funding should be released under an open @creativecommons license for the benefit of all New Zealanders: https://t.co/3ZxqbcSjc7 #OER #VETreform @uropnz

A National Remembrance Service for the victims of the Christchurch mosques attack will take place tomorrow morning at 10am. People can attend one of the official services or to tune into the live coverage. More info from the Department of Internal Affairs https://t.co/hgo8o2zdDp

Do you know students who have been exposed to the video or manifesto of the Christchurch mosque attacks? We’ve put together some ways you can support them. Find them here: https://t.co/hfL95BjOxd

Entries for the Prime Minister's Education Excellence Awards close this Friday! Enter here: https://t.co/bsJNvoMJRB NEW PRIZES IN 2019 Excellence in Māori-medium Education Excellence in Health and Wellbeing Education

Did you know approximately 1 in 59 people in NZ have autism? @Autism_NZ estimate that’s about 80,000 of us – including Felix here. Today is World Autism Awareness Day. Learn more about people with autism and how to support them. Fast Facts about Autism: https://t.co/dKh2Gsz6Lu

NCEA Review: Last year we listened. This year, you will get to see the recommendations for NCEA that have been developed and we’ll be continue to involve you in the process. Details on the NCEA Review: https://t.co/nP0pXaduR7 #NCEAreview #edconvo #myeducationmyvoice

Have you had your say on the Reform of Vocational Education yet? There's still time! Tell us what you think and help us shape the future of vocational education: https://t.co/IOVVMkIOrb

There have been conflicting media reports on the closing date for submissions on Arms (Prohibited Firearms, Magazines, and Parts) Amendment Bill - to confirm, the closing date is **Thursday 4 April** (not 6pm today). Make a submission online:

Time is running out, while we're submitting our documents with your voice - you still have a day or two to enter your voice into the government submission. Don't forget there's also a Gun Reform submission as well. <3 #uropnz