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Sir Peter Gluckman leads think tank focused on critical global issues

4 March 2020

Countering the global rise of misinformation and declining public trust with robust research and evidence-based advice is the fundamental goal of a new think tank at the University of Auckland.
Research shows board directors hampered by compliance issues

4 March 2020

Should board directors contribute to strategy and leadership? Research from the University of Auckland Business School indicates that directors want to, but feel hampered by compliance issues.
Business School student excels at ModelOff

3 March 2020

Amaan Merchant, who has just completed his BCom/BSC in Finance, Mathematics and Statistics, won the Under 25 category at the recent ModelOff 2019 Financial Modelling World Championship in London.
Pacific poet and Chief Justice among Distinguished Alumni

2 March 2020

Four inspirational graduates from the University of Auckland are to be celebrated at the 2020 Distinguished Alumni Awards dinner on March 20.
One month to turn good ideas into business ventures

2 March 2020

A four-week challenge to create a new business has kept student entrepreneurs at the University of Auckland busy over February, with social good taking centre-stage.
How NZ businesses will weather coronavirus

26 February 2020

Opinion: Coronavirus is creating economic uncertainty but NZ businesses have two strengths to help them through, empathy and the NZ brand, writes Antje Fiedler.
Stanford and MIT beckon for young health researchers

26 February 2020

An emerging expert on the nocebo effect and a promising young heart researcher have won prestigious scholarships, funded by entrepreneur Andrew Bagnall, to study at Stanford and MIT.
The NZ Super Fund’s ‘magical’ thinking

25 February 2020

Opinion: Underfunding investment in the young has created budget surplus to be siphoned into NZ Super. The impact on many families is serious, writes Susan St John.
A close look at the superannuation problem

20 February 2020

Opinion: The pressures on the state budget of a rapidly ageing population must be acknowledged and treated holistically, write Susan St John and Claire Dale.
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.
Forest missed for the trees in Huawei controversy

14 February 2020

Opinion: The UK has given Huawei the go-ahead for 5G. If it proves cutting edge, the market will be the arbiter - not shadowy intelligence agencies, writes Gehan Gunasekara.
NZ and the EU - life after Brexit

5 February 2020

Opinion: Now Brexit is done, NZ firms may be asking if it is worth remaining engaged with the EU. The answer is a resounding yes, writes Dr Peter Zámborský.

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