18 September 2025

What if the insects you hit with your car could contribute to research on climate change?

17 September 2025

Grapes can be turned into wine, but can unwanted fruit be transformed into new sustainable foods?

17 September 2025

Climate news can move markets in unexpected ways, with research suggesting it can reduce the value of some of the world's best wines.

17 September 2025

The life of a dance teacher in China has become ever more tenuous, fraught with risks as well as opportunities, according to Yue Liu, who has graduated with a PhD in Dance Studies.

9 September 2025

The significance of chiefly headdresses in Sāmoa, Tonga and Fiji are the focus of art history graduate Talei Tu’inukuafe’s doctoral thesis.

8 September 2025

Leaving the military at 25, Darrien Jerard Mitchell discovered a new path in Aotearoa New Zealand that reshaped his life, faith and approach to mentoring.

18 September 2025

Opinion: There's been a lot of change at the Reserve Bank, including the resignation of chair Neil Quigley, but the organisation needs more than a change of personnel, writes Tim Hazledine.

17 September 2025

Climate news can move markets in unexpected ways, with research suggesting it can reduce the value of some of the world's best wines.

16 September 2025

The University has earned international recognition for its leadership in innovation and entrepreneurship.

17 September 2025

New Zealand is one of the most ethnically diverse countries in the world, thanks to a radical rethink of immigration policy from the 1980s; a new book looks at how we got here.

16 September 2025

Opinion: Professor Rod McNaughton says university is “too late in the pipeline” for students to be introduced to entrepreneurship education

10 September 2025

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.

15 September 2025

Blending decades of design experience with a new understanding of mātauranga Māori, Zane Egginton's masters research helps communities prepare for natural hazards.

15 September 2025

As Aotearoa marks 50 years of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland reflects on its role in revitalising te reo Māori.

15 September 2025

It's Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori, and the way we learn the language is set to be enhanced by the development of AI tools that support learning, from pronunciation coaching to recognising the emotions in speech.

16 September 2025

Opinion: "Once I’ve got the skin cells then I can make the brain cells. The aim is to turn those skin cells into oligos, and neurons; to grow the brain cells of the New Zealand MS community in a dish," says Amy Caughey-Chapman.

16 September 2025

Almost all parents (86%) tell their donor-conceived children about their origins, with single parents (89%) and same-sex parents (96%) the most likely to do so.

16 September 2025

The Ministry of Health has not submitted data to the OECD for many years, leaving the organisation guessing, say two professors in a report commissioned by the senior doctors' union.

11 September 2025

Veronica Kirisome balanced law with motherhood, graduating just before her daughter’s fifth birthday.

11 September 2025

Bachelor of Law and Bachelor of Commerce graduate Lisi-Malia Pereira crossed the stage carrying the legacy of her ancestors.

4 September 2025

Inspired by his own lived experience of forced displacement, Andrew Wai Phyo Kyaw hopes to improve agency among urban refugee communities.

18 September 2025

What if the insects you hit with your car could contribute to research on climate change?

18 September 2025

Auckland Biogengineering Institute researchers will work with Oden Institute, University of Texas, to develop physics informed AI computational modelling.

17 September 2025

Grapes can be turned into wine, but can unwanted fruit be transformed into new sustainable foods?

18 September 2025

Auckland Biogengineering Institute researchers will work with Oden Institute, University of Texas, to develop physics informed AI computational modelling.

16 September 2025

The University has earned international recognition for its leadership in innovation and entrepreneurship.

8 September 2025

Big ideas earned University students thousands in cash prizes at this year’s Solve It, where they teamed up with industry to test their creativity and problem-solving skills.

24 June 2025

Psychology professor Ginny Braun on how she came to co-author the century’s third most-cited scientific paper.

27 May 2025

Rocks collected by an expedition to Antarctica hold clues to an extinction event 183 million years ago.

26 May 2025

In its first season new podcast Ingenious showcases research taking on society's most persistent challenges.