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Students tackle modern slavery in supply chains
9 December 2025
University of Auckland students were recognised on the Australasian stage for smart solutions to counter modern slavery in supply chains.
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Drug courts in focus as meth use climbs
1 December 2025
Rising meth harm is fuelling calls to expand drug treatment courts in New Zealand.
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Conference to highlight global Indigenous excellence in education
13 November 2025
The World Indigenous Peoples’ Conference on Education will welcome Indigenous communities and educators from around the world, including several of the University of Auckland’s leading academics.
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Lawyers should keep their own counsel when it comes to using AI
7 November 2025
Commentary: Judges around the world have pulled lawyers up for submitting AI-generated material to the court that’s wrong. Joshua Yuvaraj cautions lawyers against the use of AI.
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Charlotte Grimshaw: human stories in the AI age
5 November 2025
Guest column: Alumna Charlotte Grimshaw reflects on the impacts of AI on authors.
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Taking Issue: Do protests work?
4 November 2025
Taking to the streets has long been a way to demand action from our leaders. But Ingenio asks six academics: are protests still an effective means to bring about change?
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Meet the game changers
4 November 2025
Ingenio profiles one recipient in each of the six categories of the 2025 40 Under 40 awards.
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Movers and shakers: 40 Under 40 graduates changing the world
4 November 2025
This year’s 40 Under 40 list celebrates outstanding alumni making a meaningful difference in their field and community.
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Rachel Paris: portraying power
4 November 2025
Law and Arts alumna Rachel Paris talks to James Fyfe about her debut novel, See How They Fall.
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Weighing the case for a ‘right to disconnect’
3 November 2025
Messaging and email puncture the line between the office and home. Experts discuss how we might harness flexible communication but avoid the perils of burnout.
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Study to probe use of unlawfully obtained evidence
3 November 2025
A new $820,000 study could help rewrite how justice is delivered in New Zealand.
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No jargon required: academics ace research translation
30 October 2025
Two researchers have won national recognition for showing how fresh thinking can make work and law more people centred.
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