9 December 2025

University of Auckland students were recognised on the Australasian stage for smart solutions to counter modern slavery in supply chains.

9 December 2025

Doctoral research by graduate Dr Jessie Lagaluga Hutchings investigates how community pharmacists - often the most accessible point of care - can act as cultural brokers, building trust and removing barriers to health services.

5 December 2025

One of the city’s most significant heritage buildings, Old Choral Hall, has been officially reopened on the University's City Campus following an extensive restoration and refurbishment.

10 December 2025

Archival recordings of Aucklanders born around 1900 are giving linguists a fresh perspective on the evolution of the New Zealand accent.

2 December 2025

Opinion: Arts funding is not simply about revenue, there are ‘spillover effects’ that benefit sectors such as tourism and youth development says Camilla Highfield.

28 November 2025

The inaugural Te Pae Huinga Manu event showcased Māori-led research excellence, a key research strength at the University of Auckland.

8 December 2025

Opinion: Fonterra's recent sale of its consumer brands may have delivered a windfall to farmers, but it's also symptomatic of years of underperformance, argues Tim Hazledine.

4 December 2025

Māori leaders and international partners are driving a new era of Indigenous trade, highlighted by the Kiingitanga’s launch of the Kotahitanga Fund and major 2025 business wānanga.

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.

10 December 2025

Archival recordings of Aucklanders born around 1900 are giving linguists a fresh perspective on the evolution of the New Zealand accent.

10 December 2025

Imagine a world without gender restrictions limiting both men and women; this is the central premise of a new book by sociologist Ciara Cremin.

8 December 2025

LGBTQI+ riders face heightened violence on public transport. New research suggests that a collective safety agreement could reduce harm for everyone.

4 December 2025

The Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity have announced a new group of 20 budding Indigenous change makers for 2026, including Cath Dunphy.

4 December 2025

Associate Professor Michael Davis is the first person of Pacific heritage to head the School of Architecture and Planning.

4 December 2025

Māori leaders and international partners are driving a new era of Indigenous trade, highlighted by the Kiingitanga’s launch of the Kotahitanga Fund and major 2025 business wānanga.

9 December 2025

Toyin Oladimeji’s path from Nigeria to the Liggins Institute saw her study how glucose levels in the womb shape child health, with Distinguished Professor Dame Jane Harding.

9 December 2025

Identical twins Sanumi and Sanuthi Ranasinghe realised a long-held dream when they graduated as medical doctors on 9 December.

9 December 2025

Doctoral research by graduate Dr Jessie Lagaluga Hutchings investigates how community pharmacists - often the most accessible point of care - can act as cultural brokers, building trust and removing barriers to health services.

9 December 2025

University of Auckland students were recognised on the Australasian stage for smart solutions to counter modern slavery in supply chains.

1 December 2025

 Rising meth harm is fuelling calls to expand drug treatment courts in New Zealand.  

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.

8 December 2025

A new plant-based nutrient that could boost older people’s brain health is being brewed in the lab of University of Auckland Professor Siew-Young Quek.

5 December 2025

As dementia numbers soar, can music play a larger role in New Zealand's response?

3 December 2025

Kākāpō may be about to have their biggest breeding season since records began.

5 December 2025

Professor Manfred Hochstein, a head of the University's Geothermal Institute, died last month.

5 December 2025

One of the city’s most significant heritage buildings, Old Choral Hall, has been officially reopened on the University's City Campus following an extensive restoration and refurbishment.

3 December 2025

The opening and blessing of the Fa’anānā Efeso Collins Space at Te Herenga Mātauranga Whānui | General Library was held 3 December, to honour the late politician and his legacy.

28 October 2025

University of Auckland researchers are working on four smart ideas to enhance resilience and sustainabilty in the country's energy needs.

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.

9 October 2025

The real story behind scientific 'breakthroughs' is strong fundamental research, hard slog and a little bit of serendipity.