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Power to the people

8 August 2018

Two Arts academics have initiated New Zealand’s first forum for Local and Community Energy, meeting in Wellington later this month and funded by the Public Policy Institute.
Mataariki is a time to celebrate and reflect

23 July 2018

Dr Hirini Kaa, our Kaiārahi, takes us through Mataariki and what it means for the Faculty of Arts.
Why language matters in a crisis

17 July 2018

Opinion: Language skills are often overlooked in international rescue missions but can be key to success says Associate Professor Minako O’Hagan (Translation Studies).
NZ judges reject confines of three strike straightjacket

13 July 2018

Opinion: That no New Zealand judge has sentenced a defendant to serve a third strike maximum sentence without parole suggests a judiciary that prizes individualised justice, writes the University of Auckland's James Oleson.
Data science can tell us which political party is dominating

4 July 2018

Young scientists from the University of Auckland and Victoria University of Wellington have come up with a novel way to figure out which party or parties in New Zealand's Parliament are dominating any particular political debate or discourse.
Five minutes with: a teen-sex researcher

26 June 2018

Interview: Dr Claire Meehan (Criminology) talks to Newsroom about her research around young people and pornography and the importance of preparing teens for the reality of adulthood.
Art History alumna wins Kea award and visits campus

18 June 2018

Art historian, gallerist and big player on the French art scene, Jennifer Flay has won a 2018 KEA award.
Māori Studies plays role in new video game

1 June 2018

What is the acronym for Artificial Intelligence in te reo Māori?
Samoan culture centre-stage

30 May 2018

Sabrina Wright braved the cold to demonstrate traditional dress as part of Samoan Language Week this week.
University review - Arts and Education and Social Work

30 May 2018

The University of Auckland is currently consulting with academic staff about proposed changes to the Faculty of Education & Social Work (FESW), and Faculty of Arts (FoA).
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.
Budget 2018: our experts react

18 May 2018

Wide-ranging comment and analysis on the 2018 budget from University of Auckland academics.

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