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| 30 May 2023 | |
| Written by Kalena Finlayson | |
| Collegians |
Congratulations to Dr Te Aro Moxon, Ngāti Kahungunu, and Ngāi Tahu who received his Masters of Science in global health and epidemiology, focusing on infectious and non-infectious diseases among world populations recently at the Sheldonian Theatre, University of Oxford.
Currently, Te Aro is a Senior Lecturer in Paediatrics, Child and Youth Health at the University of Auckland. He's passionate about improving child and whānau health outcomes and reducing health inequities. His career has taken him to the Waikato, Auckland, and the Northern Territory of Australia.
Sally works for the Australian Government as a Project Manager and food regulatory scientist for Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ). More...
John Bailey (School House 1965–1969) has spent much of his life searching for quietness, in colour, in shape, and in the… More...
Paul Wilson (Staff 1988-current) has been a quiet constant at St Paul’s Collegiate School. He’s the kind of teacher whos… More...
Geoff Maber (School 1961-1965) has been recognised in the 2026 King’s Birthday Honours. More...
Jade Luxton has been recognised at the E Tipu Food and Fibre Summit in Christchurch More...
Jim and Sue recently received the prestigious Services to the Dairy Industry Award, a rare honour that recognises their incredible 40-year contributio… More...
Kirsten and Donald Watson are the Auckland Regional Supreme Winners at the Ballance Farm Environment Awards. More...
Four Collegians shared how education, people, and passion shaped lives at the 2026 Collegian Awards. More...
