29 April 2025

Just how much do we know about our endemic Hector’s and Māui dolphins? Professor Rochelle Constantine is part of a team leading a groundbreaking research project to help better understand and protect these small dolphins.

28 April 2025

University of Auckland scientists are finalists in a global competition for solutions to the ecological crisis.

17 April 2025

Recent research shows microplastics make up about 0.5 percent of our brains, says French plastics expert Professor Nathalie Gontard.

29 April 2025

It seems like a dream to see an opera by Mozart that no one in the world has ever seen before.

29 April 2025

The Gus Fisher Gallery has achieved a remarkable first: an international showing for a groundbreaking exhibition launched at the gallery in June 2024 and developed in partnership with City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi.

28 April 2025

Ingenious podcast: Citizens' Assemblies – ordinary people coming together to make tough political decisions – are gaining traction in a world where traditional democracy is under fire.

29 April 2025

Dr Privahini Bradoo, co-founder and first student CEO of the University’s Velocity programme, is one of several alumni who have committed to support the Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship as part of a new initiative.

29 April 2025

Big things are in store for Francesca Long and Daniel Stockton, who are set to make their mark on Aotearoa – and the world.

23 April 2025

Analysis: Trump's tariffs are shifting the global order, and NZ and similar economies could pursue strategic bilateral trade agreements in response. But a renewed vigour for multilateralism would be even better, says Asha Sundaram.

28 April 2025

Ingenious podcast: Citizens' Assemblies – ordinary people coming together to make tough political decisions – are gaining traction in a world where traditional democracy is under fire.

14 April 2025

The perspectives of young people, the largest population engaging in online gaming spaces are often ignored in research. A new report shows an urgent need for more research in this area.

1 April 2025

Analysis: We probably should ban engineered stone, but we also need to invest in education campaigns to raise awareness about the long-term risks of industrial dust exposure more widely says Kristiann Allen, Anne Bardsley and Jenny Salmond.

9 April 2025

The transition to electric vehicles won't reduce carbon emissions unless countries clean up their electricity grids.

1 April 2025

Learning to garden changed University of Auckland professional teaching fellow Daniel Kelly – and he wants to spread the seeds of that change.

27 March 2025

If you’re battling a plague of wasps right now, you’re not alone, says University of Auckland Professor Jacqueline Beggs.

29 April 2025

New Zealand’s successful elimination of Covid-19 during the early stages of the pandemic not only saved lives but also provided a unique opportunity for world-leading research into the transmission and impact of influenza.

29 April 2025

Analysis: Healthcare workers urgently need access to education to recognise the complexity of Long Covid, and the lack of a unified clinical definition continues to hinder diagnosis, clinical care, and research, says Anna Brooks.

29 April 2025

Up to 30 percent of babies in neonatal intensive care will be impacted by a rare disorder. Currently, that equates to around 500 babies born each year who have a rare undiagnosed genetic disorder.

9 April 2025

Comment: Grant Duncan looks back as the populist’s populist clocks up 50 years of political comebacks, a career is remarkable for its many ups and downs sheer longevity.

4 April 2025

The impacts of US politics on New Zealand will be examined by former UK High Commissioner Phil Goff and University of Auckland experts on 10 April.

17 March 2025

A tax revolution is underway as countries put domestic laws ahead of global treaties, says Professor Craig Elliffe, whose research on the topic is up for a prestigious award.

29 April 2025

Just how much do we know about our endemic Hector’s and Māui dolphins? Professor Rochelle Constantine is part of a team leading a groundbreaking research project to help better understand and protect these small dolphins.

29 April 2025

If it was ever true that engineering is all about turning hard materials into structures and machines to support human life that is certainly no longer the case.

28 April 2025

Human modification and extreme rainfall triggered 19 landslides on pa site terraces on Maungakiekie two years ago, researchers have found.

15 April 2025

With a clear and recognisable design, the refreshed University of Auckland logo brings a modern look while preserving its rich history.

11 April 2025

Indigenous Hawaiian architect and academic Dr James Miller will soon cross the globe to start a new role at the University of Auckland.

10 April 2025

The University celebrated the work and impact of leading researchers at Hīkina kia Tutuki, Rise to the Challenge: Researchers with Global Impact 2025.

11 April 2025

Dr Tom Shand details the extraordinary forces at work behind giant waves that cross the Pacific and wreak havoc on distant shorelines.

10 April 2025

The University celebrated the work and impact of leading researchers at Hīkina kia Tutuki, Rise to the Challenge: Researchers with Global Impact 2025.

25 March 2025

Researchers from the Auckland Bioengineering Institute blend art with science to explore and understand the mysteries of human and animal physiology.