Creative arts students design new brand for Ministry for Pacific Peoples

This story was originally published by the Manukau Courier and stuff.co.nz. Two Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) creative arts students are the brains behind the new branding for the Ministry for Pacific Peoples. Daisy Tavilione (22) and Nofoagaoalii (Nofo) Me (21) were commissioned to create a new identity for the Ministry, to reflect its change from the Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs.

Creative arts students design new brand for Ministry for Pacific Peoples2025-03-28T22:38:29+13:00

Paddock to plate: Organic vegetables helping get local people into work

An initiative starting this month between Hamlin Road Farm and the Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) will see people recovering from mental illness gain work-ready horticulture skills, and the vegetables they grow being used in MIT's student-run Dine Restaurant.

Paddock to plate: Organic vegetables helping get local people into work2025-03-28T22:50:03+13:00

From healthcare to building healthy homes

With a nursing career spanning 12 years, in London, Samoa, Australia and New Zealand, Elizabeth Cruickshank felt like she needed a change of direction. "I asked myself, what would make me feel fulfilled? And I decided to give building a go." At the beginning of 2015, she enrolled in the Manukau Institute of Technology Certificate of Carpentry with financial assistance from a Māori and Pasifika Trades Training Scholarship.

From healthcare to building healthy homes2025-03-28T22:56:53+13:00

Auckland Museum and MIT: Taku Tāmaki Auckland Stories South

Opening on the Tuesday 1st of March 2016 Taku Tāmaki: Auckland Stories South at MIT Manukau represents an exciting new partnership between Manukau Institute of Technology and Auckland War Memorial Museum.

Auckland Museum and MIT: Taku Tāmaki Auckland Stories South2025-03-28T23:02:51+13:00
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