10 June 2021

Opinion: Obstetrician Dr Michelle Wise comments on an update in vaccination advice for pregnant women.

27 May 2021

Project will coordinate monitoring of vaccines around the world.

25 May 2021

Opinion: Three Auckland academics give their views on the question of whether we are a more cohesive society thanks to Covid-19.

21 June 2021

A University of Auckland anthropologist will be the next editor-in-chief of world-renowned journal American Ethnologist.

15 June 2021

A new computational study on 694 classic and contemporary novels suggests that how language is used reflects known psychological differences between men and women.

10 June 2021

The story of Hinemihi is a tale of volcanoes, fire and intrigue, one that spans many years of complex heritage negotiations, in which Professor Anthony Hoete played a key role, which he'll be talking about at ObjectSpace on 15 June.

14 June 2021

Opinion: Alex Sims writes about Bitcoin 2021 and how growth of crypto is confounding critics and even NZ’s Reserve Bank is investigating its own digital currency.

11 June 2021

A state-of-the-art financial trading room was officially opened at the Business School by the Honourable David Parker.

3 June 2021

NFTs have exploded in the last few months into popular media, as well as creative production and consumption, but their use and abuse raise many questions.

21 June 2021

Opinion: Emeritus Professor Robert Nola discusses binary thinking, Descartes, myths and Mātauranga Māori.

17 June 2021

Masculinity is a generic disorder of a sick society that afflicts both men and women alike, according to a new book by Ciara Cremin.

14 June 2021

Opinion: Greyhound ‘rehoming’ is critical to the racing industry’s social licence, but how many ex-racing greyhounds can cope with expectations of them as pets.

4 June 2021

Hanna Davidson has always been fascinated with building things and enjoys working with people: One day she hopes to combine the two and manage a major building or transport construction project.

23 May 2021

Feature: Progress is being made in the fight against kauri dieback. Anthony Doesburg meets researchers at the University determined to save the mighty native conifer.

11 May 2021

Seabirds with a larger wingspan and bills or which have larger eyes and nostrils are more likely to end up as bycatch from the fishing industry, a new study has found.

23 June 2021

Opinion: The placenta is the cause of problems in 1 in 10 pregnancies—but it's one of the least studied organs. Associate Professors Jo James and Alys Clark explain how a virtual placenta is helping them pick up at-risk pregnancies.

15 June 2021

New research sheds light on how Kiwi pre-schoolers’ use of screen media may affect the development of executive functions, such as inhibitory control which helps children to manage their impulses and behaviour.

10 June 2021

Opinion: Obstetrician Dr Michelle Wise comments on an update in vaccination advice for pregnant women.

22 June 2021

Opinion: We are currently accepting a low number of refugees compared with other similar countries and could easily welcome many more, writes Jay Marlowe.

15 June 2021

Opinion: The Government needs a list of actions to address intergenerational harms caused by the Dawn Raids. Dylan Asafo explains what those actions should look like.

15 June 2021

If ‘treaty’ is to be more than a word, what will need to happen? For Australia’s National Reconciliation Week 2021, the Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity (AFSE) invited a panel of leaders from Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand to discuss their respective treaty journeys.

18 June 2021

Nau mai a Puanga, nau mai te huihui a Matariki, nau mai ngā kōrero o te Maramataka. It's time to celebrate Puanga and Matariki, and to bring forth the teachings of the Maramataka – the Māori stellar-lunar ecological calendar.

9 June 2021

Professor of Speech Science and Head of the School of Psychology Suzanne Purdy has been named a Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit in this Queen’s Birthday Honours.

8 June 2021

Distinguished Professor Bill Denny has been named a Knight Companion in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours.

23 June 2021

Aotearoa New Zealand is performing reasonably well in its support of refugee education, but it needs more long term Government support and to be less dependent on the good will of volunteers and short term funding.

12 June 2021

Opinion: Pro Vice-Chancellor Māori Te Kawehau Hoskins writes on the challenge for universities to ‘indigenise’ in order to be relevant for contemporary Māori agendas.

11 June 2021

Māori and Pacific students are of deep importance for the University of Auckland, a priority group for government, and the fastest growing demographic.

31 May 2021

Carol Mutch says schools need more recognition and resoures for their roles in the aftermath of increasingly common major disasters.

29 April 2021

New Zealand has one of the world’s worst rates of a fatal brain disease. Now, scientists hunting rogue genes hope to unravel the 150-year-old mystery of what triggers the disease and how to find a cure.

15 April 2021

The nation's Covid-19 response has relied heavily on contagion modelling. Dion O'Neale is leading work to build a unique model that mirrors the myriad connections of the entire population of New Zealand.