6 June 2020

Professor Merryn Gott and a team of researchers are investigating how the lockdown affected older people, and would love them to write her letters.

5 June 2020

Opinion: Snejina Michailova and Dr Dana L. Ott on the heightened need for good talent management during a crisis.

5 June 2020

Opinion: Tim Hazledine on how and why households must spend.

25 May 2020

Researchers have produced a snapshot of what our infants are eating. The research holds clues to how Aotearoa’s children have become the second most obese in the world and what we might do about it.

24 May 2020

Māori were skilled ocean voyagers. Their ancient knowledge of clouds could inform the accuracy of contemporary climate change models.

21 April 2020

Are microplastics disrupting the tiny creatures crucial to our marine food web?

4 June 2020

To mark World Environment Day we talk to Marco de Kretser, who is studying for a conjoint degree in Environmental Science and Design, about the sounds of Antarctica and designing for a greener future.

3 June 2020

Opinion: Bubbles, tails, embers, mountains: The PM's deft use of metaphors has helped guide us in the battle to eradicate Covid-19, explains Peter Adams.

29 May 2020

In celebration of New Zealand Music Month, Godfrey de Grut, Professional Teaching Fellow from the School of Music discusses some of his favourite tracks by New Zealand musicians.

5 June 2020

Opinion: Snejina Michailova and Dr Dana L. Ott on the heightened need for good talent management during a crisis.

5 June 2020

Opinion: Tim Hazledine on how and why households must spend.

4 June 2020

Opinion: Employee-owned businesses tend to perform better than traditionally-owned ones. Alex Sims looks at what share schemes look like for employees.

5 June 2020

From knitting in Gisborne to cooking in Canterbury and helping seniors in Wellington, the University of Auckland is once again getting behind National Volunteer Week, 21-27 June 2020.

4 June 2020

An internationally renowned pioneering A pioneering mathematician and a professor of psychology who has worked for more than 30 years to help improve the youth justice system have been named in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours.

4 June 2020

Opinion: David Mayeda has a strong message for NZ: 'For those of you who don’t experience racism, be publicly anti-racist - support those of us who do'.

4 June 2020

Around 90 percent of the Earth’s carbon is locked deep beneath the surface but a team of scientists has provided new understanding of how carbon accumulated under ancient continents can find its way to the surface as CO2.

4 June 2020

To mark World Environment Day we talk to Marco de Kretser, who is studying for a conjoint degree in Environmental Science and Design, about the sounds of Antarctica and designing for a greener future.

29 May 2020

Environmental sustainability is no longer a ‘nice to have’, it is now a ‘must have’ that needs to be embedded into decisions about New Zealand’s future, say experts in a new report.

4 June 2020

New Zealand joins global survey to understand personal experience of Covid-19 isolation.

3 June 2020

A study hoping to make a positive difference for Māori health in Aoteoroa will focus on those who might not have whakapapa knowledge and identity.

2 June 2020

New research looks at the influence of phone calls, texts, emails and video-calling has on the loneliness and isolation experienced by some older people.

5 June 2020

Opinion: The US isn't the only country with a justice system that destroys black and brown lives. NZ could lead in dismantling systems of white supremacy, writes Dylan Asafo.

5 June 2020

Opinion: Systemic white violence against black Americans is alive and well, and it's white violence that sustains white supremacy, writes Jennifer Frost.

5 June 2020

Opinion: Anomalies in the policy for superannuitants with overseas pensions are an indictment on the justice process in New Zealand, write Susan St John and Claire Dale

4 June 2020

An internationally renowned pioneering A pioneering mathematician and a professor of psychology who has worked for more than 30 years to help improve the youth justice system have been named in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours.

4 June 2020

Around 90 percent of the Earth’s carbon is locked deep beneath the surface but a team of scientists has provided new understanding of how carbon accumulated under ancient continents can find its way to the surface as CO2.

28 May 2020

Covid-19 disruption, microplastics disposal, and marine health are just some of the many problems tackled in this year’s Velocity Innovation Challenge competition.

5 June 2020

From knitting in Gisborne to cooking in Canterbury and helping seniors in Wellington, the University of Auckland is once again getting behind National Volunteer Week, 21-27 June 2020.

2 June 2020

Staff at the University of Auckland Business School have been sharing their expertise with Auckland businesses facing a challenging time in a Covid-19 environment.

1 June 2020

World leading neonatologist Distinguished Professor Jane Harding has been made a Dame Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the Queen’s Birthday Honours today.