Breadcrumbs List.
Alumni
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Connecting New Zealand to Asia’s innovation future
2 April 2026
Asia now has the world’s second-largest start-up ecosystem. Alumnus Tim McCready wants to see New Zealand make more of its geographical advantages.
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Exceptional alumni honoured with prestigious University award
1 April 2026
Five outstanding University of Auckland graduates have been recognised for their exceptional accomplishments in the University’s 2026 Distinguished Alumni Awards.
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From the Collection: Siu I Moana
1 April 2026
Following a theatrical rehanging, one of the University's largest artworks is back on display.
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Why raising millions is not the real measure of success
26 March 2026
Alumnus Min-Kyu Jung has built global AI legal tech company Ivo, raising NZ $133 million along the way. He explains why progress and product matter more than capital raised.
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Opening the black box of finance
26 March 2026
Technology powering quantitative finance has traditionally been ring-fenced by elite hedge funds and banks. After encountering those barriers firsthand, alumnus Jared Broad built a platform designed to open quantitative trading to the world.
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Ambitious new plan for te reo Māori at University
25 March 2026
AI tools, a refreshed language app and a new dictionary are all helping shape the next chapter of te reo Māori revitalisation at the University of Auckland.
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No more lip-syncing waiata with Te Kūaha
25 March 2026
A refreshed Te Kūaha app opens the doorway to participating in te reo Māori and tikanga in everyday university life.
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Alumni recognised at Kiwibank's New Zealander of the Year Awards
20 March 2026
University alumni were winners at the 2026 Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year Awards, with Hazel Kerr named Senior New Zealander of the Year alongside her husband Dr Alan Kerr, and Craig Piggott taking out the Innovator of the Year category.
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Climate solutions in focus as election approaches
16 March 2026
A new collection of local voices explores where we are now – and where we need to go – on climate mitigation and adaptation.
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Innovation needs more than founders
16 March 2026
Alumna Gemma Bell reflects on how her experience in the Velocity programme shaped her career helping companies at the forefront of technology and innovation navigate emerging law, regulation, and growth.
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“The best of what a physician can be”
16 March 2026
Teenage Wayne Cutfield wanted to be a politician, but decided he could make a bigger difference as a doctor. Now he has been awarded the top annual prize for physicians in Australasia.
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Hitting the high notes: opera graduates off to world-leading UK schools
11 March 2026
Four University of Auckland opera graduates have been accepted into four of the world’s most prestigious music conservatoires and are fundraising to support their studies.