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Nō hea koe? The answer could help Māori health

3 June 2020

A study hoping to make a positive difference for Māori health in Aoteoroa will focus on those who might not have whakapapa knowledge and identity.
Generous legacy to support legal study

31 May 2020

The late Emeritus Professor Brian Coote CBE has left a $5 million legacy to advance legal study.
Victims must be central in response to male violence

29 May 2020

Opinion: Those working to stop family violence must consider both victims and the violent - but those at greatest risk of harm must be paramount, writes Julia Tolmie.
Community checkpoints are an important and lawful part of NZ’s Covid response

28 May 2020

Opinion: Contrary to claims, there is a sound legal foundation for community checkpoints organised by iwi, write legal scholars Max Harris and Professor Emeritus David V Williams.
University community rises to the challenge of creating solutions for New Zealand’s problems

28 May 2020

Covid-19 disruption, microplastics disposal, and marine health are just some of the many problems tackled in this year’s Velocity Innovation Challenge competition.
University of Auckland launches Learning Centres in China

28 May 2020

The University of Auckland has launched two Learning Centres in collaboration with Southwest University (SWU) in Chongqing and Northeast Forestry University (NEFU) in Harbin.
Mana at heart of Pacific Rainbow health project

28 May 2020

A project which aims to redress the impact of stigma on the health and wellbeing of the Pacific Rainbow community in Aotearoa New Zealand has received Health Research Council funding.
First in-depth study of mental health issues in Cook Islands

27 May 2020

A study investigating mental health in the Cook Islands is the first of its kind and will provide better understanding of how the Islands are being impacted by mental health issues.
Language, identity and 'real' Samoans

27 May 2020

Opinion: The issue of language and identity haunts all Sāmoans who were raised in New Zealand, writes Patrick Thomsen.
Teaching East African dance on Zoom, from a West Auckland living room

26 May 2020

Dr Alfdaniels Mivule Basibye Mabingo is widely recognised as Uganda’s foremost dance educator, critic and choreographer, but has been teaching dance East African-style from his living room in West Auckland.
Planting seeds in fertile soil

25 May 2020

Making the natural world the foundation of all school education systems has long been the ambition of the University of Auckland’s Dr Sally Birdsall, who recently had the chance to influence a global audience.
Lovable bear a social media star during lockdown

25 May 2020

A cheeky but lovable bear has attracted an international following since his adventures during lockdown have been shared daily on social media.

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