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Samoan culture centre-stage

30 May 2018

Sabrina Wright braved the cold to demonstrate traditional dress as part of Samoan Language Week this week.
A chance to leave mass incarceration behind

25 May 2018

Opinion: We have to work with conviction towards a future where the shadow of the prison no longer distorts and corrupts life chances of our people, writes the University of Auckland's Tracey McIntosh.
Anne Salmond hosts Artefact

15 May 2018

After only two episodes, the Dame Anne Salmond-hosted Artefact programme has been receiving accolades from near and far.
Architecture awards recognise the old and the new

15 May 2018

A project to restore one of the University's oldest heritage buildings and the completion of a new, cutting edge science facility were two of the winners at the NZ Institute of Architects 2018 Auckland Architecture Awards.
Lighting up the Viaduct Harbour

11 May 2018

Postgraduate student James Russell's immersive, atmospheric lighting installation Light Field is on display this weekend at Bright Nights in the Viaduct Harbour.
Making architecture a more touching experience

11 May 2018

Anthony Brand would like our architectural encounters to be more meaningful. The thirty-three year-old believes that if we prioritised how buildings made us feel instead of how they look, we could create more touching architectural experiences.
Dame Anne Salmond hosts landmark series

3 May 2018

Using a range of iconic Māori objects to tell a story of New Zealand’s past, Distinguished Professor Dame Anne Salmond (Faculty of Arts) hosts an “ambitious and wide-ranging” TV history series entitled Artefact.
Artist transforms the space between 'dis' and 'ability'

3 May 2018

You might well have questioned what you were seeing if you'd happened upon a recent performance by Suzanne Cowan: dancer, choreographer, teacher, and wheelchair user.
In memoriam - Distinguished Alumnus David Mitchell (1941-2018)

27 April 2018

The University pays its respects to Distinguished Alumnus David Mitchell, who died on 26 April 2018 aged 77.
Global award in frame for young photographer

10 April 2018

The Mulberry Grove General Store on Great Barrier Island is a vast distance, socially and geographically, from Somerset House in London.
The future of food explored at University symposium

4 April 2018

An exciting symposium at the University will explore the future of food: problems and possible innovations.
Lessons from Netflix’s success

26 March 2018

How did Netflix go from a tiny, obscure DVD rental start-up in the late 1990s to the world's biggest internet TV network? Management experts at the Business School have identified some of the secrets of its success, and predict its future.

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