Feature Article
20 September 2019
Opinion: A classical approach to freshwater policy enforces well-established views, argue Maria Armoudian and Nicolas Pirsoul. They offer innovative alternatives.
Giving
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16 September 2019
Despite having three auto-immune diseases as well as depression, Sarai McKay has won two scholarships, including the Muriel Roberts Scholarship for a disabled student to travel overseas.
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10 September 2019
Philanthropist and entrepreneur Tony Falkenstein is donating $600,000 to the University of Auckland Business School to fund students to travel to Silicon Valley.
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6 September 2019
Business leader and advocate Phil O'Reilly has funded a $5,000 annual scholarship to grow global public policy knowledge in young New Zealanders.
Arts and culture
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17 September 2019
An exhibition featuring the winning entries from the world-renowned Aga Khan Award showcases architecture that really does make the world a better place.
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16 September 2019
A feature-length documentary film produced by Associate Professor Nicholas Rowe of the Dance Studies programme, "Dancing7Cities", reclaims our right to dance, wherever we want.
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16 September 2019
Despite having three auto-immune diseases as well as depression, Sarai McKay has won two scholarships, including the Muriel Roberts Scholarship for a disabled student to travel overseas.
Business and economy
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19 September 2019
Mindfulness has been touted as the antidote to stress and the path to serenity. But can it also help us make better food choices?
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18 September 2019
Opinion: Professor Natasha Hamilton-Hart comments on the GCSB decision to deny Spark's request to use Huawei equipment in its 5G services.
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18 September 2019
Opinion: Doctoral candidate Nicholas Borroz discusses the huge gains possible for humanity through space competition.
Education and society
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20 September 2019
A major project to improve Māori children, whānau and iwi participation in child protection decision making and planning has received close to $1 million in funding.
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19 September 2019
Mindfulness has been touted as the antidote to stress and the path to serenity. But can it also help us make better food choices?
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17 September 2019
Para-athlete Keegan Pitcher has never shied away from the term ‘disability’ – in fact, he’s seen it as an opportunity. Now he’s hoping to inspire others to do the same.
Environment and sustainability
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20 September 2019
Opinion: A classical approach to freshwater policy enforces well-established views, argue Maria Armoudian and Nicolas Pirsoul. They offer innovative alternatives.
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18 September 2019
New Zealand could become a relocation destination for many Pacific peoples displaced by rising sea levels and other climate-change related disasters.
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17 September 2019
Funding of almost $27 million has been awarded to the University of Auckland for a wide range of research projects affecting the physical and environmental health of New Zealanders.
Health and medicine
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20 September 2019
More people would take their heart medications if their pills were combined into a single ‘polypill’, potentially saving hundreds more New Zealanders from heart attacks and strokes.
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19 September 2019
Mindfulness has been touted as the antidote to stress and the path to serenity. But can it also help us make better food choices?
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19 September 2019
Opinion: In World Alzheimer’s Month Brigid Ryan from the Centre for Brain Research explains that dementia isn’t just for the elderly, it affects people of all ages.
Politics and law
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20 September 2019
Opinion: A classical approach to freshwater policy enforces well-established views, argue Maria Armoudian and Nicolas Pirsoul. They offer innovative alternatives.
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18 September 2019
Opinion: Professor Natasha Hamilton-Hart comments on the GCSB decision to deny Spark's request to use Huawei equipment in its 5G services.
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18 September 2019
Opinion: Doctoral candidate Nicholas Borroz discusses the huge gains possible for humanity through space competition.
Science and technology
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17 September 2019
Funding of almost $27 million has been awarded to the University of Auckland for a wide range of research projects affecting the physical and environmental health of New Zealanders.
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12 September 2019
Some dugong populations are so genetically distinct that losing them would be the equivalent of losing a species of elephant, scientists say.
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9 September 2019
Space exploration and the search for alien life is the topic of a panel discussion at the University of Auckland hosted by RNZ’s Kim Hill.
University news
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23 September 2019
More than 2000 gowned students will process through Auckland’s central streets this Tuesday September 24 as the University of Auckland celebrates its Spring graduation.
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20 September 2019
Students graduating from the University of Auckland are highly likely to be employed and even to change the world.
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17 September 2019
Funding of almost $27 million has been awarded to the University of Auckland for a wide range of research projects affecting the physical and environmental health of New Zealanders.
