8 May 2026

Law and commerce graduate Jemma Barber explored how AI tools might help workers who can’t afford legal representation.

7 May 2026

Told at 15 to lower her ambitions, Abigail McClutchie went on to become a teacher and a doctor, crossing the stage with a PhD shaped by Māori values, leadership and community.

7 May 2026

Georgia Pringle researched predator control and now works in the field.

8 May 2026

Music graduate Anna (Anh Thu) Nguyen will be taking up a coveted place at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London in September.

7 May 2026

A handbook on therapeutic choirs for people with brain conditions has been created by Dr Alison Talmage, a new graduate from the University of Auckland.

7 May 2026

Business leader Dame Alison Paterson went back to studying at 85 and is graduating with a Master of Arts in Art History (First Class Honours) on 7 May.

7 May 2026

Told at 15 to lower her ambitions, Abigail McClutchie went on to become a teacher and a doctor, crossing the stage with a PhD shaped by Māori values, leadership and community.

7 May 2026

Candice Tait raised more than $2 billion for start-ups around the world. Now she’s supporting female founders through her own business.

6 May 2026

OpenAI’s original purpose has been ‘hollowed out', researchers argue.

21 February 2031

A seven-year PhD journey has put mātauranga Māori at the centre of geothermal decision-making in Aotearoa, giving Iwi and hapū a meaningful seat at the table.

4 May 2026

New research addresses long standing inequities in secondary school participation and success in STEM subjects for Māori, Pacific and female students.

2 May 2026

Analysis: Auckland’s landmark deal is big on promise but light on detail – and will be judged by what happens next.

7 May 2026

Told at 15 to lower her ambitions, Abigail McClutchie went on to become a teacher and a doctor, crossing the stage with a PhD shaped by Māori values, leadership and community.

6 May 2026

Tiaho Wihongi-Minhinnick is the third sister in her whānau to graduate in engineering at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland.

5 May 2026

PhD graduate Ryan dos Santos Meechan is calling for more speech-language therapists in a field where communication can shape access to justice.

7 May 2026

A handbook on therapeutic choirs for people with brain conditions has been created by Dr Alison Talmage, a new graduate from the University of Auckland.

7 May 2026

Comment: Te Whatu Ora’s own data shows nearly 40 percent of all nursing shifts in public hospitals in 2024 were understaffed. Things have only got worse, says Andrew Jull.

6 May 2026

Growing up in the shadow of Hogwarts castle, Catriona Miller might have dreamed of magic – but found power in science. Her research uses massive datasets to unlock the mysteries of human health.

8 May 2026

Law and commerce graduate Jemma Barber explored how AI tools might help workers who can’t afford legal representation.

7 May 2026

Sociology PhD graduate Nils Makauskas couldn't have imagined how relevant his thesis topic, the rise of far-right ideologies in the US, would still be in 2026.

6 May 2026

OpenAI’s original purpose has been ‘hollowed out', researchers argue.

6 May 2026

Honeybees collecting myrtle rust spores as food could be helping spread the fungal disease killing native trees, University of Auckland research reveals.

6 May 2026

Potential risks to kids' development warrant action, according to University of Auckland scientists.

6 May 2026

Tiaho Wihongi-Minhinnick is the third sister in her whānau to graduate in engineering at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland.

5 May 2026

Rising fuel prices and staff feedback have driven the accelerated rollout of a 25 percent staff subsidy

28 April 2026

The University of Auckland has released its third annual Gender Pay Gap Report as well as its first Gender Equity Strategy and Plan.

28 April 2026

The study of the human past through material remains, archaeology has placed in the top 30 globally six times since the subject was first ranked in 2016.

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.

26 February 2026

The venerable University ClockTower marks a century since its formal opening in March.

19 January 2026

Cutting-edge tools once reserved for astronauts and data scientists are reshaping rehabilitation for children with cerebral palsy.