OUSA

OUSA's $6m for projects, insurance

OUSA's $6m for projects, insurance

The Otago University Students' Association has set aside more than $6 million to fund future projects and provide insurance in case it cannot reach a funding agreement with the university.

Legal action threatened

The former editor of University of Otago student magazine Critic is threatening legal action.

$45,000 for Radio One

$45,000 for Radio One

A decision by the Otago University Students Association to give more than $45,000 to Radio One is a ''vote of confidence'' in the station that only two years ago was under threat of sale, president Francisco Hernandez says.

Council and Ousa negotiating memorandum

A memorandum of understanding between Dunedin city and Otago University students is expected to be signed this week.

Loss of Air NZ stand-by fares disappoints

Loss of Air NZ stand-by fares disappoints

Stand-by fares - which were first introduced for Otago students four years ago and then expanded - will be permanently grounded, Air New Zealand has announced.

Moves to increase safety at Hyde St keg party

Moves to increase safety at Hyde St keg party

The Otago University Students' Association has settled on a range of measures to make this year's Hyde St keg party safer, including a ''one-way'' policy from as early as 2pm.

Sexual health week 'amazing' success

Sexual health week 'amazing' success

Twenty people, including the main student organiser of the event, Jordan Taylor, recently took HIV tests at the University of Otago campus during an awareness-raising Sexual Health Week.

OUSA head wants better satellite-campus support

Providing more support for students at the University of Otago's ''satellite'' campuses and improving Dunedin student rental accommodation were two key priorities, student leader Francisco Hernandez said this week.

Hyde St keg party back on the agenda

Hyde St keg party back on the agenda

Hyde St tenants will meet other keg party stakeholders today to further discuss plans for this year's party.

Week's activities hailed as success

Week's activities hailed as success

This year's O-Week is being hailed as a massive success, with fewer student injuries and behavioural problems than in previous years.

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