1 August 2022

Wastewater can reveal a lot about a community – from its health to its drug use. PhD student Mackay Price's research is having an impact.

1 August 2022

A world-class Covid-19 surveillance system is within our reach, writes Dr David Welch.

27 July 2022

Anyone interested in science might consider heading to the movie theatre to take in the film about Professor Dame Juliet Gerrard on Saturday morning, 30 July.

3 August 2022

For her Master of Architecture thesis, Rosemary Li revived an ancient Chinese construction technique, to mark and encourage reflection on the pandemic.

3 August 2022

Danielle Hao-Aickin, who graduated with a Bachelor of Music is already establishing a name for herself one half of the Chinese-Pākeha singer-songwriter duo Ersha Island.

3 August 2022

The changing position of female performers in Bollywood is the focus of University of Auckland doctoral candidate Kooshna Gupta’s research.

8 August 2022

Discrimination in the home loan market is rife, but a recent study shows that the use of digital footprints may even out the playing field.

3 August 2022

Business School researchers are exploring how economic fluctuations affect well-being to help inform the policy decisions of central banks.

29 July 2022

Why are the shelves bare? Professor Tava Olsen takes a look at what's going on with the world's supply chains as part of Raising the Bar.

5 August 2022

Opinion: The execution of four pro-democracy activists in Myanmar is only the latest evidence of the brutality of the military regime, writes Liyun Wendy Choo.

25 July 2022

Studying abroad during a time of major global disruption is the focus of a new book edited by University of Auckland Professor of Applied Linguistics Gary Barkhuizen.

18 July 2022

A new national panel representing a broad range of expertise and experience from refugee groups around Aotearoa has now been selected.

9 August 2022

Opinion: Basil Sharp offers Emissions Trading Scheme insights that could help Government deliver property rights that create value and certainty for business.

7 July 2022

Transparent reporting on SDGs is problematic, but a recent framework helps businesses harness the internet of things and blockchain to improve outcomes.

5 July 2022

Opinion: An absurd court ruling in the US leaves climate leadership in limbo, says Kevin Trenberth.

9 August 2022

University of Auckland scientists are excited by results from a trial of a new treatment for tinnitus.

8 August 2022

Concerns about effects of fertility treatment on children’s development are unwarranted, large study suggests.

5 August 2022

Research that questions the evidence for a link between low levels of brain serotonin and depression does not address the wider context of the illness and its impact, writes Frederick Sundram.

5 August 2022

Opinion: Bipartisan support for substantial long-term transfer policy reforms needed urgently to share the pain of reduced living standards, writes Susan St John.

3 August 2022

Business School researchers are exploring how economic fluctuations affect well-being to help inform the policy decisions of central banks.

1 August 2022

Dylan Asafo doesn’t shy from sharing his opinion on health inequity and institutional racism in the justice system.

8 August 2022

Three hi-tech businesses based on university research earn national accolades.

2 August 2022

An epic migration story is revealed via computational and linguistic analysis.

1 August 2022

Wastewater can reveal a lot about a community – from its health to its drug use. PhD student Mackay Price's research is having an impact.

8 August 2022

Three hi-tech businesses based on university research earn national accolades.

5 August 2022

August graduation saw three postgraduate students cross the stage from the School of Pacific Studies, with two doctoral and one masters student capped.

4 August 2022

Epetoma o te reo Māori Kūki Āirani (Cook Island Language Week) runs from Sunday 31 August through until Saturday 6 August 2022. The theme for this year is ‘Ātuitui’ia au ki te Oneone o tōku ‘Ui Tupuna which translates to ‘connect me to the soil of my ancestors’.

9 June 2022

The world faces ‘democratic recession’. Today more people live in autocratic regimes than in liberal democracies. Matheson Russell says democracy needs re-shaping to meet the challenges of climate change and rising inequity.

4 May 2022

Once safely implanted in the brain, a super sensitive sensor will change the lives of families whose children have hydrocephalus.

12 April 2022

Engineers design way to clean phosphorus from waste water and turn it into fertiliser.