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Applications are now open for 2018 accommodation.
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Winter Lectures
Nation Transformed: the place of migration in 21st century Aotearoa-New Zealand
The 1987 Immigration Act marked a watershed in NZ’s recent history, adding a diversity to the migrant mix which has transformed our social and cultural fabric.
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Research
Migraines are much more than a headache
Migraine expert Professor Debbie Hay talks to Radio New Zealand about a new era in the treatment of migraines.
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Event
What the election means for Auckland
We are hosting a political debate focusing on Auckland issues. Auckland MPs taking part include representatives from National, Labour, Greens and NZ First.
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Event
Raise your glass to knowledge
We are hosting a Raising the Bar event on August 29, when leading academics will give 20 free talks at 10 inner-city Auckland bars on one night.
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News
Focus on Auckland history
A new initiative focused on understanding Auckland’s past in all its diversity and vibrancy is being launched.
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News
Promoting safety through law, national and international, and by other means.
Sir Kenneth Keith is to deliver the inaugural Sir Owen Woodhouse Memorial Lecture, a commemoration of one our most distinguished judges.
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News
Philosopher heads up bioethics panel
Emily Parke is one of two convenors of the first New Zealand bioethics panel focused on the ethical and social challenges to eradicating invasive predators.
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News
The power of stories: researching and engaging with sports media
New Zealand is considered a country of sports fans, but do we ever consider the meanings and effects of sport in people’s lives?
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Opinion
Why are we still ignoring women’s rugby?
The Black Ferns are our premier rugby team in terms of international tournaments. Jennifer Curtin asks why we still ignore them.
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Event
Teacher Recruitment Expo
In partnership with the APPA we are offering primary teaching graduates the chance to connect with school principals about teaching positions in 2018.
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Event
Hearing loss, tinnitus and brain health
A free public seminar where Professor Peter Thorne talks about current medical research that aims to diagnose, treat or prevent hearing loss and tinnitus.
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Lecture
The power of stories: researching and engaging with sports media
Former news and sport journalist Toni Bruce’s inaugural professorial lecture weaves together over 25 years researching how sports media represents sport.
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Event
Inaugural Professorial Lecture for Lawrence Zhang
Zhang will suggest that learning a second/foreign language is a complex dynamic metacognitive process.
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Symposium
The life and works of Allen Curnow
The life and work of one of New Zealand's greatest poets will be celebrated at a special symposium on Saturday 30 September.
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Event
Climathon
We're hosting Auckland’s first ever Climathon. Register now to take part in a 24 hour global ideas hack to tackle climate change.
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Programme
Solve It
Create solutions to big environmental and business problems over the mid-semester break and be in to win a share of $24,000 in prizes.
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Blog
The Inside Word
Written by first-year students, The Inside Word blog captures what it’s like to study here at the University. Subscribe so you never miss a post!
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