Decommissioned databases

The Architecture Archive Images database featured a selection of drawings, plans, elevation and photographs from the University of Auckland’s collection. See the Architecture Archive for further information about our architectural collections. 

Published: c.2007
Decommissioned: September 2020

The Art History Image Database contained a collection of images of art that were used for teaching purposes by the Art History Department at the University of Auckland.

Much of this content is now widely available online as institutions digitise their own collections, and the digital objects and metadata from this collection have been returned to the Art History Department for their internal use. 

Published: 2000-2011
Decommissioned: March 2024

The Bibliography of New Zealand Earth Science Theses contained information on post-graduate theses in the Earth Science disciplines that focused on the New Zealand region. It was developed in collaboration with Geosciences NZ.

The majority of the content is available via the NZ Research database which collates publications from all of the New Zealand universities.

Published: 2013
Decommissioned: July 2023

The University Bindery has closed; we recommend you look outside of the University for print and bindery services.

Note: It is no longer a requirement to submit a printed version of a University of Auckland Masters or PhD thesis. Read more.

Website published: August 2016
Decommissioned: August 2022

Conflictz was a database of New Zealand scholarship on conflict of laws. It is now replaced by The Conflict of Laws in New Zealand.

Published: 2010
Decommissioned: 2017

The Index was developed by the University of Auckland Library and Law School under the direction of Professor Mike Taggart, with funding from the Law Foundation. It addressed a gap in the literature of common law, with a focus on foreign language, non-common law festschriften. 

Published: 2005-2006
Decommissioned: September 2020

The Māori Feather and Fibre Taonga in Museums Collection contained detailed images of flax, kiekie and lacebark objects from museums in New Zealand and Britain, photographed by Maureen Lander.

Many of the objects photographed are part of the collection of the Auckland War Memorial Museum who have their own online collections. All digital objects and metadata have been returned to the photographer for their personal archive.

Published: c2007
Decommissioned: March 2024

This was a database version of the Māori Land Legislation Manual. It included a summary of all New Zealand legislation (including private and local Acts) since 1840 that has affected Māori or Māori land and included commentary by Professor David V Williams. 

Published: 2003
Decommissioned: September 2020

New Zealand Business Case Collection (NZBCC) listed case studies in books and case studies published by the University of Auckland Business School Case Centre.

See the Business case studies guide for other sources of case studies.

Published: 2013
Decommissioned: June 2018

New Zealand Fisheries Management Research database contained primarily New Zealand material covering social, economic, environmental, recreational and customary rights information.

Published: 2006-2013
Decommissioned: September 2020

NZSTATS database linked to sources of New Zealand statistics. It was created by the Business and Economics Information Services team at the University of Auckland Libraries and Learning Services.

See the Statistics and numeric data guide for other sources of statistical information.

See an archive of links from the database. Note there are broken links and out-of-date content in this archive.

Published: 2008
Decommissioned: January 2018

OFFSTATS database linked to statistics from worldwide official sources on the web. It was initially established as a print collection by Rainer Wolcke in 1998, and was developed and expanded by the Business and Economics Information Services team at the University of Auckland Libraries and Learning Services.

See the Statistics and numeric data guide for other sources of statistical information.

Published: 2008
Decommissioned: August 2017