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State law is failing tamariki Māori
17 August 2022
Opinion: A by-Māori-for-Māori solution to the overrepresentation and abuse of tamariki Māori in state care is needed, says Dr Fleur Te Aho.
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Three strikes: The end of a failed experiment
16 August 2022
Opinion: Aotearoa’s three strikes law resulted in overly harsh sentences and amplified the over-incarceration of Māori and Pacific peoples, writes associate professor Carrie Leonetti.
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Dylan Asafo: a quiet voice for justice
1 August 2022
Dylan Asafo doesn’t shy from sharing his opinion on health inequity and institutional racism in the justice system.
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Jane Kelsey: Protection is needed for truth to out
1 August 2022
Opinion: Emeritus Professor Jane Kelsey from the Faculty of Law says academics face worsening challenges to be public intellectuals and feel vulnerable when speaking out.
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'Still Here 09' : a new Pacific documentary series
29 July 2022
From Central Auckland to the World. A Research Fellow in the Faculty of Law leads an all female Pacific filmmaking team creating a new documentary series called 'Still Here 09'.
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Why we need to abolish prisons and honour te Tiriti o Waitangi
29 July 2022
If we are ever to see effective alternatives to prisons in Aotearoa, we need to achieve Tiriti-based constitutional transformation, writes Dylan Asafo.
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From doctoral students to donkeys
26 July 2022
Professor Emeritus Jane Kelsey delivers her valedictory lecture on 28 July 2022 as she closes a chapter that has spanned four decades.
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New insights into the making of the modern company revealed
25 July 2022
Professor Susan Watson spent ten years looking to the past to explore the making of the modern company.
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A Pacific perspective on abolition in Aotearoa
21 July 2022
The abolition of inherently racist prison and policing systems isn't a dangerous or ridiculous idea, says University of Auckland legal academic Dylan Asafo.
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The promise of Māori-led Oranga Tamariki reform is lacking
18 July 2022
Opinion: A new bill, designed to achieve greater advocacy for children's and young people's issues, is problematic for Māori, writes Dr Fleur Te Aho.
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Law student details bullying, mental health in poetry anthology
15 July 2022
Sabreen Islam explores mental health, relationships, the psychology of abuse and healing in her newly published book of poems, Spring Clean.
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Time to hit pause on flawed Oranga Tamariki Bill
13 July 2022
It's time for the Government to taihoa on the Oranga Tamariki Oversight Bill, say University of Auckland legal academics.
