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29 September 2022

Law students are getting kitted out in smart new duds thanks to Dress for Success.
Paper on Five Eyes, spies, and international ties flies high

27 September 2022

Two law graduates have taken out an annual essay competition with works exploring Pharmac and the Five Eyes intelligence network.
Expert panel gives verdict on mayoral debate

16 September 2022

A lively debate hosted by the University and Newsroom put the Auckland mayoral candidates through their paces.
Indigenous leaders to speak on constitutional change

15 September 2022

Constitutional transformation will be at the forefront of a once-in-a-decade conference this November.
Councils must zone Airbnbs to avoid conflict between locals and tourists

13 September 2022

Opinion: Designating zones for Airbnb could help cities with the flexibility to supply tourist accommodation and avoid severe urban conflicts, writes William Cheung.
Mikhail Gorbachev: The leader who ended rather than started a war

5 September 2022

Opinion: Peacemaker Gorbachev seems the exception in Russia’s long history of leaders using force to achieve political and ideological goals, writes Robert Greenberg.
In pursuit of social justice

3 September 2022

A new annual award of $2500 will recognise an outstanding contribution by an individual or group of students to social justice in Aotearoa New Zealand or internationally.
Brave move to tax digital economy

31 August 2022

A revolutionary plan to address tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy could be jeopardised by US politics.
No such thing as 'nuclear responsible'

30 August 2022

Opinion: As the United Nations hosts the latest talks on the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, Carolina Panico writes that the language of ‘nuclear politics’ needs a reality check.
Bullies or amateurs? The impact of a lack of HR in politics

29 August 2022

Opinion: The major parties are grappling with allegations of bullying and rogue behaviour. Jennifer Lees-Marshment writes that the political sphere lags far behind the corporate world on basic people management and training.
Facing fears and refocusing on rangatiratanga Māori

24 August 2022

Mātauranga Māori, sovereignty, and realising the rights of indigenous peoples, are all up for discussion at the 2022 Auckland Writers Festival.
Royal Commission at critical juncture

23 August 2022

Opinion: The Royal Commission's comprehensive, ambitious, and inclusive vision for redress must not be lost in the slow-moving wheels of bureaucracy, writes Stephen Winter.

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