22 May 2026

A global study shows obesity has risen in almost all countries globally, but in some developed countries obesity is declining, with lessons for us all.

21 May 2026

What happens when markets stop delivering, and how can they be rebalanced? Experts are examining the forces shaping competition and market outcomes.

21 May 2026

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

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.

18 May 2026

Webinar shows increasing international recognition of Indigenous knowledge systems, essential to address global challenges - from climate change to social inequities.

18 May 2026

Professor Ralph Buck looked back on a rich career in dance education at his inaugural lecture on 14 May.

25 May 2026

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

21 May 2026

What happens when markets stop delivering, and how can they be rebalanced? Experts are examining the forces shaping competition and market outcomes.

21 May 2026

Proposed public sector job cuts show the need for an economy of mana, where public capability, skills and community wellbeing are treated as long-term value, not short-term costs, says researcher Xiaoliang Niu.

20 May 2026

There’s a 'green gap' in Auckland, with people in more disadvantaged neighbourhoods travelling further afield to access green spaces.

12 May 2026

A University of Auckland research team has made a significant discovery about a mass grave site in Bahrain by reexamining old data with new questions in mind.

12 May 2026

A world-leading earthquake engineer has earned a PhD in civil engineering after 30 years of disaster recovery fieldwork and research.

21 May 2026

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

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.

22 May 2026

A global study shows obesity has risen in almost all countries globally, but in some developed countries obesity is declining, with lessons for us all.

18 May 2026

Scientists at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland have resorted to crowdfunding research that could have material benefits for women’s health.

18 May 2026

Survivors of abuse and violence may soon have an effective new therapy for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) available in Aotearoa New Zealand, thanks to research led by Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland.

25 May 2026

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

15 May 2026

Now preparing for admission to the bar, Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws graduate Noelani Ah Chong owes success to her family, faith and community.

12 May 2026

Undertaking a Master’s degree while embedded in legal practice gave Siobhan Patia's research a sharp, grounded lens. She earned a Master of Laws degree with distinction on 4 May.

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.

15 May 2026

The Kiwi Space Activator pilot will help New Zealand space technology reach orbit by backing the University of Auckland’s TPA‑2 satellite, a shared mission carrying multiple locally developed technologies.

13 May 2026

Opinion: The benefits can be uncertain for countries hosting data centres, writes PhD student Angus Dowell.

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.

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.

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.