Feature Article
13 August 2024
In partnership with Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei, Waipapa Taumata Rau has unveiled a new marae, Ngā Tauira. It marked a milestone in the University’s history, celebrating the re-establishment of the historic Tūtahi Tonu wharenui.
Sustainable impact
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20 August 2024
Ethical, abundant food systems lasted thousands of years says Dr Lyla June Johnston, keynote speaker at upcoming World Green Infrastructure Congress 2024.
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19 August 2024
Some of New Zealand's biggest companies submitted their first mandatory climate-related disclosures this year, but a new study shows disclosure doesn't guarantee better behaviour.
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15 August 2024
A snappy presentation on seabird biology won Inka Pleiss the University's Three Minute Thesis contest.
Arts and culture
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21 August 2024
Gus Fisher Gallery’s latest solo exhibition looks at the art, life and activism of Derek Jarman, one of Britain’s most celebrated avant-garde filmmakers.
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7 August 2024
Tūtahi Tonu, tuākana of Waipapa Marae and originally from the Epsom Campus, will re-open in its new home on 10 August.
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1 August 2024
To Hold, the latest ballet from acclaimed choreographer Dr Sarah Foster-Sproull, celebrates the power and beauty of collaboration.
Business and economy
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19 August 2024
Some of New Zealand's biggest companies submitted their first mandatory climate-related disclosures this year, but a new study shows disclosure doesn't guarantee better behaviour.
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17 August 2024
Opinion: Protests against overtourism are sweeping Europe and forcing authorities to act. Waiheke residents want Auckland Council to follow their lead and cap visitor numbers to ease a housing crisis on the island, writes Robin Kearns and Pam Oliver
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7 August 2024
As countries including Aotearoa New Zealand embrace renewable energy production, a recent study sheds light on some overlooked impacts of this transition.
Education and society
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5 August 2024
The University of Auckland pays tribute to Sir Colin Maiden, former vice-chancellor, who passed away on 31 July.
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29 July 2024
Finally a legitimate reason to hit the pub on a school night: Raising the Bar is back, on Tuesday 27 August.
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23 July 2024
Anthropology, the study of human societies and cultures, continues to fascinate students and is always a highly ranked subject at the University of Auckland. What’s its secret?
Environment
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17 August 2024
Opinion: Protests against overtourism are sweeping Europe and forcing authorities to act. Waiheke residents want Auckland Council to follow their lead and cap visitor numbers to ease a housing crisis on the island, writes Robin Kearns and Pam Oliver
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15 August 2024
A snappy presentation on seabird biology won Inka Pleiss the University's Three Minute Thesis contest.
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25 July 2024
Dr Jenny Hillman is one of those leading the way, along with the Ngāti Manuhiri Settlement Trust, to move millions of mussels into the Hauraki Gulf to help filter the waters.
Health and medicine
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9 August 2024
Pacific clinicians to attend workshop on paediatric palliative care at University of Auckland.
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9 August 2024
A study aiming to help rural and regional cancer patients take part in clinical trials is among those successful in getting Health Research Centre project funding.
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8 August 2024
Many low-income families cannot afford to feed their children healthy low-cost foods, new research shows.
Politics and law
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9 August 2024
Public outrage isn't enough; Aotearoa needs legal remedies to address cultural misappropriation, writes Jayden Houghton.
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25 July 2024
Opinion: The final report of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care is 16 volumes of tragedy and grief, but also hope for a better future, writes Stephen Winter.
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9 July 2024
Auckland Law School to celebrate the contribution of Pacific peoples to the field of Law with its first Pacific Law Week, 15-19 July.
Science and technology
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20 August 2024
Ethical, abundant food systems lasted thousands of years says Dr Lyla June Johnston, keynote speaker at upcoming World Green Infrastructure Congress 2024.
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19 August 2024
Dr Makarena Dudley will represent Aotearoa New Zealand at the UNESCO Neurotechnology Ethics Summit, addressing cultural bias in neuropsychology.
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9 August 2024
Opinion: It’s time to break up the big-tech monopolies in cloud computing, says Angus Dowell
University news
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20 August 2024
Ethical, abundant food systems lasted thousands of years says Dr Lyla June Johnston, keynote speaker at upcoming World Green Infrastructure Congress 2024.
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19 August 2024
The 2024 Research Impact Award recipients are leading change for the better in Aotearoa, New Zealand.
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14 August 2024
Inaugural awards acknowledge critical role of professional staff in research success.
The Challenge
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7 August 2024
Research reveals how streams and estuaries are the key to slowing the spread of plastics in our oceans.
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22 July 2024
Hundreds of thousands of babies worldwide owe their lives to the modest scientist who gave his name to the Liggins Institute.
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24 June 2024
How a bioengineer and a health advocate are changing the way researchers partner with Māori.
