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Three University of Auckland experts each have a limit of 350 words to discuss the goal to be predator free by 2050.

Professor Chris Shaw is a neurologist at the forefront of gene therapies for neurodegenerative disorders.

The war in Ukraine is evolving as a dangerous trigger point for widespread global conflict. Three University experts analyse the issues.

Opinion: Alumnus Richard Pamatatau reflects on the impact of dogs as pets in people's lives.

Diplomat, toy maker, children's author: Graci Kim is full of surprises.

PhD student Te Kapua O’Connor worked with mentors to transform his research on Māori ancestors into a book for all.

Opinion: Justice Dame Susan Glazebrook speaks out about the plight of female judges in Afghanistan.

Forget skipping your flat white. Simran Kaur shares better ideas to grow wealth in her top-rating financial podcast that targets women.

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Ingenio information. This photo by Olaf Petersen (Auckland War Memorial Museum) shows Bruce Hayward and Glenys Puch who met at Auckland University Field Club.

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