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Law students triumph at global mediation contest

14 February 2020

A team from Auckland Law School have triumphed at the world’s largest mediation competition, held in Paris this month.
Inaugural Chair in Health Law appointed

11 February 2020

Auckland Law School is delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Jaime King as the inaugural John and Marylyn Mayo Chair in Health Law.
Te Pae Tawhiti: chance for Māori and the Crown to reconcile after Wai 262

5 February 2020

Opinion: With mātauranga Māori and taonga, it’s time for Māori and the Crown to do the mahi – together, writes Jayden Houghton. The formal response to the Wai 262 claim is a good first step.
Award for significant analysis of judicial decision

31 January 2020

Professor Craig Elliffe has received the inaugural Patron's Award for Judicial Engagement from the Australasian Tax Teachers Association.
Can kaitiakitanga save the planet?

20 December 2019

Opinion: There's no legal requirement for states to care for the Earth. But we must take responsibility and kaitiakitanga is the key, writes Klaus Bosselmann.
Staff and alumni newly appointed Silks

6 December 2019

Attorney-General David Parker has appointed Professor Janet McLean, from Auckland Law School, a Queen’s Counsel (QC). She joins alumni Stephen Hunter and Jonathan Temm as newly appointed Silks.
Your A-Z guide to impeachment

6 December 2019

Opinion: Bill Hodge from the Law School has produced an A-Z guide to impeachment and the controversies around Trump’s presidency that may see the process proceed.
Posthumous degree awarded, 54 years on

3 December 2019

The family of an Auckland solicitor who died in a climbing accident in 1965, before being capped with his Master of Laws, are pleased he has received a posthumous LLM.
Graduate selected as Obama Leader

21 November 2019

Tongan-born, New Zealand-raised, lawyer, model, and activist, Lanu Faletau, has been named as an Obama Foundation Leader for the Asia-Pacific Region.
University of Auckland welcomes Te Pūtea Rangahau a Marsden

5 November 2019

Some of the challenges New Zealand faces in health, environment, culture, science, and engineering will be addressed thanks to nearly $22 million awarded to the University of Auckland from the Marsden fund.
Marsden Grant to study disarmament

5 November 2019

Dr Anna Hood has been awarded a Marsden Grant worth $300,000 to investigate coercive disarmament.
Long road ahead for ‘Mānuka Honey’ trade mark

30 October 2019

Opinion: NZ honey producers are fighting to gain exclusive use of the term ‘Mānuka honey’ in their lucrative overseas markets. Rob Batty explains their difficult road to trade mark certification.

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