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Sámi governance in focus for Borrin awardee

1 April 2026

Three researchers, all with connections to Auckland Law School, have won support for work spanning Indigenous governance, biodiversity law, and criminal recovery.
Study explores Māori views on capitalism

1 April 2026

Cultural connection, work and income all influence how Māori see capitalism, with research revealing differences across demographics.
March Madness doesn’t have to be such a pain

30 March 2026

Roads are clogged, buses are jammed: the chaos of March is so predictable that it has a nickname – but it doesn’t have to be this way.
Invasion of the house plants

30 March 2026

Every year, several previously harmless plant species go rogue, escaping from homes and gardens and multiplying unstoppably.
High school maths scores linked to adult success

30 March 2026

Can maths test scores in high school indicate educational and financial success as an adult? A new study suggests they can.
More Pacific women needed in leadership roles

29 March 2026

Tuvalu Prime Minister Hon. Feleti Penitala Teo OBE visited the University to lead a talanoa with alumni discussing how sport shapes behaviour, expectations and leadership.
Is imported LNG the best fix for NZ’s energy crisis?

27 March 2026

Electricity prices rocket when hydro lakes are low, but importing gas is no silver bullet, an expert says.
Free public transport fastest, cheapest way to get us through oil crisis

27 March 2026

Analysis: Free public transport delivers household relief, eases congestion, and conserves fuel for those with no choice, says Tim Welch.
ASB Polyfest building Pacific leaders of the future

27 March 2026

The ASB Polyfest is a training ground in many areas says Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor Pacific Sili-Mireta Ropati. The stage isn’t the only place where leadership and service takes place.
How can NZ build renewable power?

26 March 2026

Though often seen as a clean-energy success story, New Zealand is lagging behind other countries that are reaching 100 percent renewable power.
Ambitious new plan for te reo Māori at University

25 March 2026

AI tools, a refreshed language app and a new dictionary are all helping shape the next chapter of te reo Māori revitalisation at the University of Auckland.
As AI races ahead, can the law keep up?

25 March 2026

AI is moving fast, but the law is lagging; experts are meeting in Auckland to consider safeguards.

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