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    All remaining Auckland University exams for semester two will be held online

    All remaining Auckland University exams for semester two will be held online


    Today's exams shifted online after last night's news of the positive community Covid-19 case.

    Exams until November 21 will be held online, but all campuses will remain open to students and staff.

    The only exception is music and dance, which need to be on campus and in person.

    Start times for online exams remain the same, but will run an extra 30 minutes to allow for reading time.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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