Feature Article
21 November 2025
'Toi Te Mana: An Indigenous History of Māori Art' by Professors Deidre Brown and Ngarino Ellis, with Jonathan Mane Wheoki, has won the Apollo Award for 2025 Best Book of the Year.
Sustainable impact
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24 November 2025
Where to for globalisation; cooperation, competition, or collapse? World-leading thinkers are exploring what comes next at the first-ever International Economics Workshop in Auckland.
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24 November 2025
Hiwa’s architectural excellence has been recognised once again, with the recreation centre earning a major prize at the New Zealand Architecture Awards.
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21 November 2025
Aotearoa New Zealand celebrates the final Pacific Language Week for 2025, Solomon Islands Pidgin, 23–29 November 2025. Associate Professor Gordon Nanau shares his story as a son of the Solomon Islands.
Arts and culture
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21 November 2025
'Toi Te Mana: An Indigenous History of Māori Art' by Professors Deidre Brown and Ngarino Ellis, with Jonathan Mane Wheoki, has won the Apollo Award for 2025 Best Book of the Year.
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21 November 2025
Aotearoa New Zealand celebrates the final Pacific Language Week for 2025, Solomon Islands Pidgin, 23–29 November 2025. Associate Professor Gordon Nanau shares his story as a son of the Solomon Islands.
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20 November 2025
A leading figure in Māori contemporary dance in Aotearoa, Stephen Bradshaw (Ngāti Maru), has been honoured with an award in his name at the University of Auckland.
Business and economy
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24 November 2025
Where to for globalisation; cooperation, competition, or collapse? World-leading thinkers are exploring what comes next at the first-ever International Economics Workshop in Auckland.
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17 November 2025
Engineering students have partnered with an Auckland upcycling company to evaluate how turning surplus bread into flour can reduce food waste.
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17 November 2025
In uncertain times for global trade, the University is hosting a one-day conference featuring leaders in trade and international business to examine the issues.
Education and society
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20 November 2025
Why do we need a separate curriculum for students with complex needs when one curriculum should be for everyone, asks Jude MacArthur.
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6 November 2025
A Northland hapū's ability to thrive despite changes wrought by colonisation is the focus of a University of Auckland study awarded a Marsden Fund grant of $853,000.
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6 November 2025
Opinion: Debate over the school curriculum has not factored in a world where economies are likely to shrink and where there's a need for redistribution of wealth and sustainable living, argues John Morgan.
Te ao Māori
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21 November 2025
'Toi Te Mana: An Indigenous History of Māori Art' by Professors Deidre Brown and Ngarino Ellis, with Jonathan Mane Wheoki, has won the Apollo Award for 2025 Best Book of the Year.
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20 November 2025
A leading figure in Māori contemporary dance in Aotearoa, Stephen Bradshaw (Ngāti Maru), has been honoured with an award in his name at the University of Auckland.
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16 November 2025
A number of pathway initiatives including the UE Success Plan are behind the increase of Māori and Pacific high schoolers choosing Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland, as well as a shared vision to uplift outcomes.
Health and medicine
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21 November 2025
Dr Helen Murray says headbutting rams could provide helpful insights for brain injury research.
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20 November 2025
Ultra-processed foods now comprise around half of New Zealanders' diets with health implications including diabetes, obesity, heart disease and depression.
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19 November 2025
New Zealand adolescents are eating diets high in sugar, salt and unhealthy fats, with young people in more vulnerable circumstances most affected, research finds.
Politics and law
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24 November 2025
Where to for globalisation; cooperation, competition, or collapse? World-leading thinkers are exploring what comes next at the first-ever International Economics Workshop in Auckland.
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18 November 2025
Opinion: Cannabis, ecstasy, meth and cocaine are the only drugs being added to the new roadside testing regime. Why is driving impaired permissible if caused by legally prescribed drugs, asks Nikolai Siimes.
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14 November 2025
Opinion: With the rise of populism and nationalism shaking the foundations of governments, recognising the ‘mind’ of states has become significantly more difficult, says Nobuki Yamashita.
Science and technology
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21 November 2025
University of Auckland scientists are part of an international team exploring the geology of the Japan Trench.
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18 November 2025
Opinion: Cannabis, ecstasy, meth and cocaine are the only drugs being added to the new roadside testing regime. Why is driving impaired permissible if caused by legally prescribed drugs, asks Nikolai Siimes.
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17 November 2025
One in 125 people have a silent mind – no earworms, no internal voices. Scientists are investigating how consciousness works without sound.
University news
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24 November 2025
Hiwa’s architectural excellence has been recognised once again, with the recreation centre earning a major prize at the New Zealand Architecture Awards.
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19 November 2025
The 2025 Sustainability Report highlights the University of Auckland's progress towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
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16 November 2025
A number of pathway initiatives including the UE Success Plan are behind the increase of Māori and Pacific high schoolers choosing Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland, as well as a shared vision to uplift outcomes.
The Challenge
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28 October 2025
University of Auckland researchers are working on four smart ideas to enhance resilience and sustainabilty in the country's energy needs.
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21 October 2025
Sir Richard Faull, founder of the Centre for Brain Research is one of the country's most eminent scientists. On his 80th year, we celebrate his journey to explore the human brain.
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9 October 2025
The real story behind scientific 'breakthroughs' is strong fundamental research, hard slog and a little bit of serendipity.
