20 October 2021

Opinion: The problems of inadequate income are not new, but are thrown into stark relief in the Covid lockdown, writes Associate Professor Susan St John.

13 October 2021

Opinion: Dr Michelle Wise explains some of the FAQs surrounding the Covid-19 vaccine and fertility.

8 October 2021

Opinion: In part two, Mike Lee looks at how businesses can help increase vaccination rates and operate to keep staff, livelihood, and other customers “free from harm”.

19 October 2021

If you were saved from dying, how would you live?

6 October 2021

A photo of a bedroom featuring a sleeping person in bed, houseplants, and a print of Frank Lloyd Wright’s ‘Broadacre City’ - his plan for a ‘perfect but very imperfect community’ - is this year’s winner of the Simon Devitt Prize for Photography.

21 September 2021

A new book co-authored by Dr Emilio Garcia, School of Architecture and Planning, explores the very real possibility of collapse in the built environment, and how we can prepare for a graceful landing.

21 October 2021

A new generation of start-up founders have been released into the world with the completion of the University of Auckland’s 2021 Velocity entrepreneurship development programme.

20 October 2021

Opinion: The problems of inadequate income are not new, but are thrown into stark relief in the Covid lockdown, writes Associate Professor Susan St John.

19 October 2021

Researchers from the Energy Centre at the University of Auckland have been investigating ways to prevent power price spikes caused by the fluctuating capacity of renewable electricity sources.

7 October 2021

One in three children and youth living in conflict or natural disaster zones are not at school. What can be done to get them back into education for a better chance in life?

7 October 2021

Opinion: In part one of two pieces about resisting vaccination, Mike Lee argues the rights of other people to remain free from harm overrides freedom of choice.

30 September 2021

Opinion: 'Kia Manawanui, Aotearoa: A long-term pathway to mental wellbeing' could be revolutionary. But without big changes, it will fail, writes Barbara Staniforth.

7 October 2021

Two young researchers in the School of Biological Sciences have been awarded $640,000 each to carry out leading-edge research into pest and predator control.

4 October 2021

Professor Rachel Fewster tells the story of how statistics and wildlife led to her joyful career.

23 September 2021

A majority of New Zealanders would be happy to try eating an insect even if they have never tasted one before, preliminary findings from a new study show.

26 October 2021

The Government is investing $8.1 million over three years in Te Tītoki Mataora, the MedTech Research Translator, co-led by the Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI) to develop new technologies that could transform healthcare.

21 October 2021

A shortage of qualified project managers could challenge Auckland region DHBs infrastructure plans; so they have come up with an innovative and long-term solution with the Faculty of Engineering.

19 October 2021

If you were saved from dying, how would you live?

5 October 2021

Opinion: The children's ministry must change from an organisation that employs social workers to become a social work organisation, writes Ian Hyslop

5 October 2021

Associate Professor Tim Kuhner from the University of Auckland Law School has been invited to present his latest book, Tyranny of Greed. Trump, Corruption, and the Revolution to Come, at a prestigious lecture series held in Paris.

21 September 2021

Opinion: The Centre for Research on Modern Slavery is challenging the government with a new White Paper that urges establishment of a Modern Slavery Act.

26 October 2021

The Government is investing $8.1 million over three years in Te Tītoki Mataora, the MedTech Research Translator, co-led by the Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI) to develop new technologies that could transform healthcare.

22 October 2021

University research to help companies use 3D printing to add value and improve lives has won a global award over competition from the US, UK and Europe.

20 October 2021

Sir Peter Gluckman has become President of the International Science Council, taking up the position as head of the council's governing board for a three-year mandate.

26 October 2021

Bachelor of Science student Anna Steven recently made her Paralympic Games debut in Tokyo, competing in the T64 200m and 100m sprints.

20 October 2021

Sir Peter Gluckman has become President of the International Science Council, taking up the position as head of the council's governing board for a three-year mandate.

14 October 2021

Pop-up vaccination centre at the University of Auckland coinciding with Super Saturday 16 October

21 October 2021

Endometrial cancer is striking younger women. Detection and treatment could be improved with a first-of-its-kind blood test.

29 September 2021

Kaumātua and kuia have a special place in Māori society that needs to be acknowledged in a time when Covid 19 forces changes to tikanga.

29 September 2021

There's evidence that looking at paintings can reduce stress and anxiety. A researcher wants to know if this phenomenon can help surgery patients heal.