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Study slams Family Court’s reliance on 'junk' research

16 July 2025

The Family Court is basing decisions on ‘junk’ research and putting children's futures at risk, according to a new journal article.
Have you listened to the Velvet Sundown?

11 July 2025

Opinion: AI-generated music is raising big questions about copyright, creativity, and what it means to be an artist in the age of AI, writes Joshua Yuvaraj.
Oceans Between Us – an unflinching examination of racism in NZ

8 July 2025

A new book, Oceans Between Us, features ten essays analysing racism across education, health, justice and society.
Counterterrorism watchdog needed – legal expert

2 July 2025

An independent watchdog would shine a light into the shadowy world of security and counterterrorism, says Associate Professor John Ip in a research paper.
Research Excellence Medals awarded for vital contribution to society

1 July 2025

The 2025 Hīkina Kia Tutaki, Celebrating Research Excellence Award winners recognise the achievements of University researchers at all levels of an academic career.
Fintech ventures aim to transform New Zealand’s tax system

17 June 2025

Purpose-driven entrepreneurial couple Nicola and Josh Taylor believe the benefits of the tax system should be accessible to every Kiwi business, not just the big players.
Five of the best: Vice-Chancellor awards prizes for best doctoral theses

12 June 2025

The annual Vice-Chancellor's award to the five best doctoral theses of 2024 has been announced.
The law expert speaking up for animals

3 June 2025

Associate Professor Marcelo Rodriguez Ferrere says our animal welfare legislation needs better enforcement and resourcing to give it teeth.
Alumni brothers' journey from firm to food truck

30 May 2025

Brothers Tim and Luke Burrows tell Nikki Addison about what prompted them to ditch their corporate careers to begin a business slinging vegan burgers.
Pacific Law graduate follows in mother's footsteps

19 May 2025

Law and Arts graduate Siobhan Sharkey has followed in the footsteps of her pioneering mother Judge Tania Sharkey, awarded a conjoint degree in Law and Arts on 15 May.
Nathan Pinder: from rugby referee to Supreme Court clerk

16 May 2025

A love of rugby brought a ten-year-old Nathan Pinder to refereeing, a passion that keeps the law and engineering graduate grounded.
Graduate embraces music, modelling and legal reform

16 May 2025

From music gigs to overseas travel, Sione Roberts made the most of university life, but it was his focus on Māori and Pacific legal perspectives that gave him a deeper purpose.

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