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Are you following a particular way of ‘eating healthily’?

20 July 2018

Following a particular diet for health or other reasons is nothing new, but the contemporary context has seen many different ‘healthy-eating’ regimes, such as Paleo, sugar-free or raw foods, become popular.
Why language matters in a crisis

17 July 2018

Opinion: Language skills are often overlooked in international rescue missions but can be key to success says Associate Professor Minako O’Hagan (Translation Studies).
Ethnic ‘mixedness’ on the rise

17 July 2018

Opinion: As ethnic 'mixedness' is on the rise, the message is that individuals must find their own way to become, be, and belong, writes Melinda Webber.
Researchers call for better screening for newborns

16 July 2018

Babies may be missing out on treatment for a common, brain-threatening condition and others receiving unnecessary treatment due to the wide use of a screening test known to be unsuitable.
Working for Families perversely misunderstood

16 July 2018

Honorary Associate Professor Susan St John (Economics) says Working for Families was seriously eroded by the last government and we must do better for NZ children.
Pākehā tolerance won’t restore Māori power

16 July 2018

Opinion: Restoring real power to Iwi Māori will require more than a little bit of cultural tolerance within a liberal capitalist Pākehā world says Dr Ian Hyslop (CHSSW).
NZ judges reject confines of three strike straightjacket

13 July 2018

Opinion: That no New Zealand judge has sentenced a defendant to serve a third strike maximum sentence without parole suggests a judiciary that prizes individualised justice, writes the University of Auckland's James Oleson.
Tread carefully with big data ethics

11 July 2018

Opinion: It is important to develop ethical control of big data, but we should do so carefully, warns the University of Auckland's Tim Dare.
Auckland welcomes world renowned 3D Printing researcher

11 July 2018

Multi-award-winning product design developer and engineering researcher Professor Olaf Diegel will join the University of Auckland's Faculty of Engineering in early 2019.
Global Brain Bee gives rise to future scientists

11 July 2018

On July 5 more than 160 students from around the North Island gathered at the University of Auckland for the New Zealand finals of the Brain Bee global neuroscience competition.
Major conference examines land law developments

11 July 2018

Significant changes to the country’s land law, including security of title, will be the focus of an upcoming conference at the University of Auckland next month.
Auckland launches first Graduate School of Engineering

10 July 2018

The University of Auckland’s Faculty of Engineering launches the country’s first Graduate School of Engineering today with the aim of providing the best-possible postgraduate student experience for the next generation of engineers.

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