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Elephant in the Room

Why the fuck are we still arguing that colourism isn’t real? We’re still pretending that colour prejudice only exists under the eyes of pākehā oppressors. As a community, Māori need to think about the intensity of our anger, and if it’s being channelled correctly. There’s a difficult kōrero that needs

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Tehana De Klerk

A Survival Guide to Love in an Apocalypse

It’s 2025, and you guessed it: the apocalypse is finally here. Here are some tips and tricks to help you keep the love alive while the dead are walking.   Choose Your Character Not to be rude or anything, but do you really want to love someone who’s chances of

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Tehana De Klerk

Angsty Romance: an Addiction

Love is weird. The entire concept of giving your everything to someone, trusting them to not completely destroy your heart, it’s kinda crazy. But it’s also beautiful. Love has no boundaries; it’s an endless path of passion, impulse, and addiction. It’s human nature to crave love, and to love to

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Kāore Te Throwing Bricks

Pōneke is infected. But not in the way you think. The streets of parliament are strewn with rubbish, masks, and the once hopeless want for voices to be heard. At what point though, do we just call it a night? When do we just realise that perhaps it went too

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Tehana De Klerk

Mental Health: Don’t be a dick

Mental health is generally an uncomfortable topic of conversation for many people. That’s usually because they don’t know how to express themselves, or the person they’re talking to is pathetically dim-witted. And somehow, that’s brought you here. Buckle up folks, because shit’s about to get interesting. It’s disturbing to realise

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Nexus: A brief summary of the beginning of the end

Nexus has been a staple of University culture for the past 50 years, evolving from a newsletter style newsprint to the grand student magazine you’re holding in your hands. Nexus has always been at the forefront of what’s important in current events. Whether it’s the opposition to the Vietnam War,

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O’Week 2022 – Issue 00

It seems a little self-righteous to be complaining about the fact there isn’t a foam party, or a Village Green full of people out there this year. There are bigger issues than not getting free sausages and your chance to win a car, right?    THAT BEING SAID…   Nexus

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Guide to Uni – Issue 00

You’ve made it to uni! Congratu-fucking-lations. Before we go anywhere, you need to be proud of what you’ve done to make it to this point. This is an amazing accomplishment, and you shouldn’t take that for granted. But for many, coming to Uni for the first time is followed closely

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Nexus Locations of Interest – Issue 00

With international travel becoming imminent, we want to make sure we use this time in our own borders to support these local spots before they’re forgotten as we fuck off to somewhere better. No offence Kirikiriroa.    Tamahere Reserve For all our “from-the-earth-doTerra-want a pretty pic in nature” girlies, then

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