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News and views from Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland

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17 October 2024

Video: Learn more about the work of Celebrating Research Excellence Award winners in the Research Excellence Medal and Research Impact Award categories.

Sustainable impact

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Arts and culture

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Business and economy

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Education and society

  • Bridget Kool portrait

    7 November 2024

    Editorial: Professor Bridget Kool explores ideas of excellence, and how they underpin the University's aspirations.

  • Portrait of Professor Melinda Webber dressed in black, hair up, against a background of Māori carvings.

    7 November 2024

    A focus on Māori and Pacific women and girls connects this year’s successful Marsden grant recipients from the University of Auckland’s Faculty of Education and Social Work.

  • Associate Professor Lisa Uperesa and Dr Marcia Leenen-Young pictured together against a tropical background.

    7 November 2024

    Projects on the evolution of a Pacific-centred approach to research and the problem of ‘surplus’ zoo animals have won Marsden grants for the Faculty of Arts in the latest round.

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Environment

  • Cleantech illustration by Jericho Jayme

    7 November 2024

    Cover story: Now, more than ever, we need to develop new, ‘clean’ technologies that help create a more environmentally sustainable future. Owen Poland meets academic and alumni innovators in New Zealand’s fast-growing cleantech sector.

  • Tui on kowhai tree in flower

    1 November 2024

    Opinion: Aotearoa New Zealand is a biodiversity hotspot, defined as a global centre of high biodiversity with a high proportion of species under threat. So where was New Zealand at the United Nations Biodiversity Conference in Colombia?

  • Image of orange mushrooms growing, found in New Zealand

    26 October 2024

    Opinion: Even though we have known about fungi for hundreds of years, they've only been officially recognised since 1969. But where would be without them, wonders Maj Padamsee.

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Health and medicine

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Politics and law

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Science and technology

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University news

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The Challenge

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