29 May 2026

Ingenio: As many Pacific countries face urgent health and climate-change challenges, and powerful states exert shifting influences in the region, Owen Poland asks what role can and should we be playing in the Pacific today.

27 May 2026

People living in deprived neighbourhoods have a significantly higher risk of premature ‘deaths of despair,' according to an international study using NZ data.

26 May 2026

CIVIC STAGE, an international project to get young people involved in democracy in creative ways, will have significant University of Auckland participation.

29 May 2026

Elam doctoral student Brittany Walker Smith is the inaugural winner of the Collin Post Sculpture Award and Longveld Plinth Award.

28 May 2026

Celebrating Sāmoa Language Week, 31 May – 6 June. The journey of gagana Sāmoa is a lifelong one says Pro Vice-Chancellor Pacific, Fonoiā Professor Sipaea Jemaima Tiatia Siau.

19 May 2026

Ngāti Porou carver Fred Harrison has just restored carvings he helped his late father, tohunga whakairo Dr Pakāriki Harrison, create over 30 years ago.

26 May 2026

Analysis: New Zealand needs stronger mechanisms to convert early promise into investable firms, says Rod McNaughton.

26 May 2026

Zolzaya Battsogt lost both her daughter and supervisor during her doctoral studies. This May, she graduated in their honour.

25 May 2026

Opinion: Auckland needs more authority to make decisions and fewer 'stupid rules' tying hands, writes Natasha Hamilton-Hart.

28 May 2026

Comment: Education is complicated, and we should be wary of stories that suggest it is otherwise like the one the kids failing at maths, says Lisa Darragh.

28 May 2026

Celebrating Sāmoa Language Week, 31 May – 6 June. The journey of gagana Sāmoa is a lifelong one says Pro Vice-Chancellor Pacific, Fonoiā Professor Sipaea Jemaima Tiatia Siau.

27 May 2026

People living in deprived neighbourhoods have a significantly higher risk of premature ‘deaths of despair,' according to an international study using NZ data.

28 May 2026

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

25 May 2026

Josephine Davis will take over as Head of School of Nursing at the University’s Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, marking a historic moment for Māori nursing leadership.

21 May 2026

Engineering research into mīmiro shows tūpuna Māori knowledge of construction was both sophisticated and seismically resilient.

29 May 2026

University of Auckland study finds that despite clear English language limitations, many Asian patients were not provided with an interpreter ahead of surgery.

29 May 2026

Commentary: People rarely die from MS but often live with it for many decades. That should push us to set the bar higher than disease control alone, and to help people live as fully as possible says Hanneke Hulst.

25 May 2026

Josephine Davis will take over as Head of School of Nursing at the University’s Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, marking a historic moment for Māori nursing leadership.

29 May 2026

With the can kicked down the road in terms of a referendum at the 2026 general election on extending our term to four years, the question remains: should we extend our parliamentary term beyond three years?

26 May 2026

Zolzaya Battsogt lost both her daughter and supervisor during her doctoral studies. This May, she graduated in their honour.

25 May 2026

Analysis: Elon Musk sued OpenAI and lost. But the core question of the case remains unanswered.

27 May 2026

An active fault along the Hunua Ranges has been identified in research led by the University of Auckland.

25 May 2026

Opinion: The world's ocean monitoring system is under threat when most needed, writes Dr Kevin Trenberth.

18 May 2026

A major overhaul of the University of Auckland’s health programmes expands study options, creates flexibility and prepares graduates for the future health workforce.

25 May 2026

Josephine Davis will take over as Head of School of Nursing at the University’s Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, marking a historic moment for Māori nursing leadership.

20 May 2026

A dawn ceremony on 19 May welcomed restored whakairo back to the James Henare Research Centre, reaffirming the centre’s place as a whare of mātauranga Māori.

19 May 2026

Ngāti Porou carver Fred Harrison has just restored carvings he helped his late father, tohunga whakairo Dr Pakāriki Harrison, create over 30 years ago.

28 May 2026

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

19 May 2026

The albatross population of Antipodes Island in the Southern Seas is critically endangered. With more data researchers hope to bring their numbers back.

2 March 2026

Piecing together how birds and humans interacted in the Marquesas Islands of French Polynesia hundreds of years ago is the focus of a revealing new study.