Includes: New Zealand's place in the Pacific; the evolution of the Kiwi accent; tech leaders' AI outlook; 2026 Distinguished Alumni; alumni profiles and more
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With many Pacific countries facing urgent health, climate-change and geopolitical challenges, what role can and should New Zealand be playing in the region?
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Ever wondered how New Zealanders started sounding like ‘Nyew Ziliners’? As Janet McAllister discovers, University of Auckland researchers are on the case.
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Anthony Doesburg asks four alumni working globally on the front lines of tech about where they see AI taking us in the next 12 months.
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Zosia Herlihy-O’Brien is the inaugural organ scholar at London’s famed Royal Albert Hall.
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Opinion: Should we extend our parliamentary term from three years to four?
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‘Live overseas’ and ‘build big things’ are life goals Calven Bland has firmly ticked off his list.
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Guest columnist Madeleine Chapman wrestles with crafting wood while the world burns.
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Law Professor Jodi Gardner offers practical tips to ensure your personal data is secured.
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A sports exec, an artist, a judge and a physicist were named this year's Distinguished Alumni award winners.
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When writing her first novel, alumna Karen Holdom's journalistic instincts kicked in.
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Ingenio meets alumni living and working in Ulaanbaatar, Jacksonville and Nouméa.
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The alumna's career includes translating the English version of Gisèle Pelicot's bestselling memoir.
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Alumna Seohee Lee has scored her dream role working in social media in the City of Light.
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Golden Graduate Morrin Rout; Alex McAuley's podcast picks; Arts; Books and more
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