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Child abuse: research to help end redress failures begins
22 January 2025
Legal experts are investigating failures in justice and compensation for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse.
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Auckland law expert on climate frontlines
15 January 2025
An environmental law expert examines some of the arguments in the International Court of Justice’s landmark climate change hearing.
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UK’s challenge to parental alienation: a lesson for NZ courts
15 January 2025
Aotearoa's family courts should take note of the UK’s stance on parental alienation, writes Carrie Leonetti.
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University people recognised in New Year Honours 2025
31 December 2024
Dr Makarena Dudley and Dr Rachel Simon-Kumar have been made Members of the New Zealand Order of Merit among other University people in the 2025 New Year Honours.
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Is New Zealand’s Companies Act ready for the future?
19 December 2024
Is the Companies Act ready for modern challenges? Experts debate its future at a landmark conference.
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Success upon success for men’s football team
17 December 2024
The University of Auckland's men's football team will represent Oceania at the 2025 FISU Football World Cup. Captain Connor Turton explains how they got this far.
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Law scholar fights for island nations in landmark climate case
17 December 2024
Dr Justin Sobion brought the voices of small island nations to the world’s highest court, demanding urgent action on climate justice.
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The way NZ treats animals is a race to the bottom
13 December 2024
It's about time greyhound racing was banned in NZ, says Marcelo Rodriguez Ferrere, and the Government should now consider its position on live animal exports and the use of animals in rodeo.
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20 years on: has the Supreme Court delivered?
12 December 2024
Two decades after its creation, is the Supreme Court hearing the right cases and meeting its statutory objectives? A new book critically examines its performance.
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Is ‘judicial activism’ skewing Treaty law – or are court critics the real radicals?
10 December 2024
Analysis: Claims of judicial activism are reigniting debates about the roles of judges, courts and parliament in lawmaking, Marcelo Rodriguez Ferrere explores.
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Cook Islands delivers powerful message at International Court of Justice
8 December 2024
Cook Islands delivers powerful message to International Court of Justice (ICJ) with senior law lecturer Fuimaono Dylan Asafo acting as external legal counsel.
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What happens when trademarks go too far?
5 December 2024
Analysis: Trademarks that will never be used can be ‘bad faith’ business. A UK case has lessons for New Zealand and Australia, writes Rob Batty.
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