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Moana, rising through the ranks of men’s rugby
11 November 2020
Fa’Amoana (Moana) Leilua (Harington 1996) started out as a player and is now managing men’s professional rugby teams.
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Kiwi professor a leading voice on Australia’s Covid-19 response
11 November 2020
Professor Tony Blakely (Hamilton 1980-84), a recent arrival in Melbourne, has emerged as one of Australia’s leading experts on the Covid-19 pandemic.
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How we got happy
11 November 2020
Jonathan Nabbs (School 2004-2008) struggle with depression in his early twenties gave him an insight into the lack of information available for people going through a similar journey. Earlier this year, he created a resource to help those who find themselves on the same pathway to find health, hope and happiness.
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Kiwi brings German train station back to life
9 July 2020
The magnificent restoration of a train station in Germany has been a labour of love for retired Auckland lawyer Peter Macky (School 1966-68)
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Tristram boats – an icon of the Kiwi summer
9 July 2020
The Fink brothers have combined their talents to develop and grow the family business, Tristram Marine.
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Lockdown reduces international play
9 July 2020
Signing on for six months with Old Glory DC rugby club, based in Washington DC, was a dream come true for Gordon Fullerton (Sargood 2011-2015).
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The Home and Away Life of a Top Art Director
1 November 2019
One of Alistair Kay’s (Williams 1975-1979) first jobs was designing a set for the hit 1980s New Zealand game show ‘It’s in the Bag.’
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No stake too high
1 November 2019
It’s Monday morning and St Paul’s senior students are listening to a man talk about monetary policy in New Zealand, in particular the effect of the recent official cash rate drop.
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Taking her research international
17 October 2019
An opportunity to pursue doctoral research overseas has been granted to St Paul’s Collegian Emma Walker (Harington, 2013-2014).
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Returning to his Sargood roots
19 June 2019
When Guy Johnstone (Sargood 1990-1994) left his high school boarding home in the early nineties, he didn’t think he’d be back.
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Life’s work on the ice
19 June 2019
Professor Gary Wilson (Hamilton 1980-1984) has studied and worked at some of the world’s top universities, and last year returned to Hamilton for a three-month sabbatical at Waikato University.
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Wired for beer
19 June 2019
Venture past the big smoke to the Northland town of Warkworth and you’ll find a microbrewery producing a taste bud-popping array of hoppy IPAs, Saisons, Porters, Stouts and barrel aged beer.
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On the farm start-up for school friends
19 June 2019
Conversations that began ‘over a beer’ have evolved into an IT start-up venture for four St Paul’s Collegians.
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Collegian awarded forestry scholarship
20 March 2019
Collegian Thomas Brown is the recipient of a Ngā Karahipi Uru Rākau (Te Uru Rākau Forestry Scholarship).
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Corinthians put up good fight against Manukau United
14 February 2019
The St Paul's Corinthians football team commenced their 2019 pre-season with a game against the mighty Manukau United.
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Leading the way in motor vehicle innovation
12 December 2018
Collegian Dan Ammann (Sargood 1985-1989) is leading the way in self-driving motor vehicle innovation in the US.
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Taking his coaching international
15 November 2018
The whistle has just gone at Wembley Stadium in London, and 90,000 football fans file out of the stands and onto their trains.
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Going natural for animal healthcare
15 November 2018
Veterinary rehab nurse Sheree Smith (nee Elliott, Harington 1999-2000) is on a mission to educate those in the industry about managing pain among animals – the natural way.
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Sky’s the limit for entrepreneur
15 November 2018
Door-knocking has helped kick-start John Heskett’s (Williams 2005-2009) ambitious tourism venture.
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The little kiwi company that could
15 November 2018
It’s an age-old kiwi story.
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