This is an exciting opportunity for emerging Māori writers in Aotearoa.

Applications are invited from Māori writers in all areas of literary activity, including drama, fiction and poetry (page and performance), devised performance, creative nonfiction, graphic novels, but excluding writing for film or television. Projects may be written in English or te reo Māori.

As a Senior Analyst, Forecasting and Modelling, you will play a critical role in delivering high-quality analysis, modelling, and forecasting that inform funding, policy, and investment decisions across the education system. You’ll work with complex datasets and apply advanced analytical techniques to develop and maintain forecasting models for early learning and schooling expenditure. 

You will be supporting and providing oversight of projects within the LifeKeepers – Suicide Prevention team. This includes being responsible for operations, reporting, and the overall design, development, and implementation of programme activities.

The role will be reporting to the LifeKeepers Senior Manager for this portfolio and will involve a variety of activities. For example, project management, workshop facilitation, online technical support, reporting and stakeholder engagement. The role will also include supporting the whole of Le Va activities.

We’ve got heaps of opportunities for working with us - we're hiring for Butchers, Boners, Labourers and Meat Packers right now. And the best part is you don’t even need experience to join us, we'll train you up.

As Senior Advisor - Marketing and Communications you will be part of the Communications Team within the Office of the Chief Executive. We are a centralised communications and marketing function providing strategic and tactical marketing and communications support across the organisation.   

We are looking for 1x Senior Design Analyst and 2x Design Analysts. Role specifications for both are described in the bullet point lists below.  These 3 new permanent analytical staff will be working on an exciting and transformative place-based statistical initiative, the Places Index Project, which will support the future of census and other critical Stats NZ products.  

This is a unique opportunity for experienced policy professionals to help shape the future of New Zealand's data system. You'll be part of a small, high-performing team working at the heart of government, advising on how data can be used more effectively to improve outcomes for Aotearoa. 

This award has been set up to enable a New Zealand writer of fiction, poetry, drama or non-fiction, or a literary translator of te reo Māori, to become the University's Kaipukahu Writer in Residence for 2026. We welcome applications for these genres in te reo Māori and in English.

Applications are invited from Māori writers in all areas of literary activity, including drama, fiction and poetry (page and performance), devised performance, creative nonfiction, graphic novels, but excluding writing for film or television. Projects may be written in English or te reo Māori.

This is an exciting opportunity for emerging Māori writers in Aotearoa.

Applications are invited from Māori writers in all areas of literary activity, including drama, fiction and poetry (page and performance), devised performance, creative nonfiction, graphic novels, but excluding writing for film or television. Projects may be written in English or te reo Māori.