5 November 2026

Ingenio: Our weather is changing. What does this mean for the great Kiwi summer holiday?

5 November 2026

A new report examining New Zealand's family violence system reveals serious shortcomings and calls for urgent changes.

4 November 2026

Making major sporting events sustainable is one way to address climate change.

5 November 2026

As part of an ongoing series, Ingenio asks academics to share what's on their podcast playlists.

4 November 2026

Academic Maxine Lewis is exploring echoes of classic tales in the work of popstar Taylor Swift.

3 November 2026

Alumni profile: Richard Lewer, winner of Australia's top portraiture prize, talks about his frank, funny and often challenging paintings.

4 November 2026

Alumni profile: Kate Gatfield-Jeffries wants to grow the Western world's biggest women's wellness brand.

2 November 2026

The inaugural director of the University’s Nature Positive Hub learnt early that our livelihoods and well-being rise and fall alongside the health of our environment.

29 October 2026

Comment: Professor Alex Sims examines the costly contracts affecting thousands of SolarZero customers and what they reveal about consumer protection.

5 November 2026

Educator Professor Melinda Webber from the University of Auckland has been awarded the Dame Joan Metge Medal by the Royal Society Te Apārangi.

4 November 2026

Making major sporting events sustainable is one way to address climate change.

1 November 2026

The departing head of Chinese language learning reflects on a decade at the University of Auckland before heading to a role at Oxford.

5 November 2026

Educator Professor Melinda Webber from the University of Auckland has been awarded the Dame Joan Metge Medal by the Royal Society Te Apārangi.

5 November 2026

A new report examining New Zealand's family violence system reveals serious shortcomings and calls for urgent changes.

4 November 2026

Seven researchers from the University of Auckland have had their significant contributions recognised with national awards.

5 November 2026

The idea that universities are primarily places for young people is being overturned as a new space for intergenerational connection opens at the University of Auckland.

4 November 2026

Informed and inspired by her decades as a rural GP, alumna Dr Clare Ward sheds light in her new book on being Pākehā in a Māori world.

3 November 2026

Opinion: Are new-generation weight-loss drugs the solution to one of our biggest public health issues? Ingenio asks academic experts to weigh in on the question.

5 November 2026

A new report examining New Zealand's family violence system reveals serious shortcomings and calls for urgent changes.

30 October 2026

Auckland Law School is celebrating the people who give their time to support and inspire the faculty and its students.

28 October 2026

Dr Suliana Mone has been recognised for her outstanding contributions to legal research, teaching excellence and leadership to advance Pacific scholarship in NZ.

5 November 2026

As part of an ongoing series, Ingenio asks academics to share what's on their podcast playlists.

22 October 2026

Scent-driven sales, faster MRI reporting and snoring solutions took the top three spots at the Velocity Challenge.

21 October 2026

Associate Professor Krushil Watene, a philosopher at the University of Auckland, has been appointed a Fellow of the International Science Council (ISC), the leading global voice for science.

4 November 2026

Seven researchers from the University of Auckland have had their significant contributions recognised with national awards.

28 October 2026

Bruceʼs spirit of innovation, ingenuity and leadership is set to continue where it all began. In his home city, at the University of Auckland, with the Bruce McLaren Centre for High Performance Engineering.

28 October 2026

Dr Suliana Mone has been recognised for her outstanding contributions to legal research, teaching excellence and leadership to advance Pacific scholarship in NZ.

13 August 2026

Inside the quest for the next breakthrough drug to treat diseases of the brain.

13 July 2026

Te Pūnaha Ātea-1, (TPA-1) a satellite home-grown in New Zealand launched in June last year. On its 515km high orbit it has been capturing fresh images of our planet.

28 May 2026

The re-dedication of the Sir James Henare Research Centre recalls the layers of history and renews aspirations for the future.