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Research into community land trust ownership model awarded prize

28 September 2020

Congratulations to Samuel Johnston, who won the 2020 Legal Research Foundation’s unpublished postgraduate student paper writing award.
Trump’s dirty money

28 September 2020

Opinion: Timothy K Kuhner follows the dirty money in this edited extract from his latest book, Tyranny of Greed: Trump, Corruption, and the Revolution to Come.
The search for a ‘good death’

23 September 2020

Opinion: Tanisha Jowsey asks: what does it mean to have a 'good death' and, if the end of life bill passes, who will be willing to help?
A political dance with no room for missteps

23 September 2020

Opinion: Vote Compass data reveals Ardern and Seymour have played the political dance to perfection - other leaders not so much. Jennifer Lees-Marshment explains.
Trump’s ‘breakthrough’ in the Middle East

22 September 2020

Opinion: President Donald Trump is claiming credit for the September agreement between Israel-UAE-Bahrain. Stephen Hoadley provides some context around this claim.
The racism behind NZ’s inaction in the Pacific

18 September 2020

Opinion: Dylan Asafo asks why the New Zealand Government is doing nothing in the face of major human rights and climate change crises in the Pacific Islands.
The problem with the ‘vote ghost’ campaign

16 September 2020

Opinion: The ‘apathetic’ stereotype of young Kiwi voters is misplaced; the real reason why some young people don’t use their vote lies elsewhere, writes Carol Mutch.
The Bougainville Referendum: now what?

14 September 2020

Opinion: Bougainville’s fate is a microcosm of similar struggles all over the world. Jason Brown explains why it's worth watching this autonomous region with interest.
Using the law as a tool for freedom

14 September 2020

Peter Williams reflects on his legal journey from Auckland Law School to his current role helping to free people trapped in slavery.
Defence on the agenda for conflict and terrorism students

9 September 2020

In a coup for the University of Auckland, three postgraduate students from the Master of Conflict and Terrorism Studies (MCTS) programme have completed original research for the Ministry of Defence.
NZX cyberattacks a wakeup call

2 September 2020

Opinion: NZX cyberattacks are a huge opportunity for NZ to be proactive in protecting against potentially worse events in the future, writes Logan Carmichael.
Aucklanders less invested in lockdown #2

2 September 2020

Opinion: Fewer Aucklanders complied with lockdown #2 and Government faced increased criticism. But medical advice cannot be a partisan issue, writes Joel Rindelaub.

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