Breadcrumbs List.
Business School
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Harsh lessons from solar panel saga
29 October 2026
Comment: Professor Alex Sims examines the costly contracts affecting thousands of SolarZero customers and what they reveal about consumer protection.
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What it costs to close the door on climate lawsuits
28 October 2026
Comment: When floods, erosion or landslides cause damage, who should pay? Basil Sharp argues that removing the threat of climate litigation leaves an important accountability gap.
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University staff recognised for excellence in teaching
27 October 2026
Recipients of the Vice-Chancellor’s Teaching Excellence Awards are transforming how students learn and succeed.
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Beyond the project: how NZX and the Business School create lasting value
27 October 2026
A unique collaboration between NZX and the Business School highlights the long-term impact that can emerge when industry and academia work closely together.
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Green policy to build Kiwi AI 'isn't fanciful, it's necessary'
23 October 2026
Comment: New Zealand can, and should, build its own large language model (LLM) write Marta and Alexandra Andhov.
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Skincare entrepreneur sets sights on Southeast Asia
23 October 2026
University of Auckland alumna Melitta Adam is exploring opportunities to take her skincare business into Southeast Asia, following a visit to Malaysia with the Asia New Zealand Foundation.
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Supermarket scents, sound sleep, smarter scans: Velocity $100k Challenge winners
22 October 2026
Scent-driven sales, faster MRI reporting and snoring solutions took the top three spots at the Velocity Challenge.
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In pursuit of sustainable tourism – a never-ending journey
21 October 2026
Claire Beach's doctoral research into tourism companies reveals setbacks and constant adaptation in a world where sustainability expectations never stand still.
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Māori economy targets values-led growth
20 October 2026
Investment in key industries, support for communities and impactful business and research were in focus at the Māori Economy Symposium and Awards.
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Elite rower receives Major Pasifika Blues Award
18 October 2026
Arie Rasmussen Magasiva has established himself among New Zealand's top rowing talent while pursuing tertiary study. He was honoured with the Major Pasifika Award at the University's Blues Awards.
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A fair go for the mechanic down the road
18 October 2026
Comment: Australia has had a car repair information scheme since 2022. It is working, and New Zealand should do the same, says Alex Sims.
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University research community celebrates year of achievements
16 October 2026
The 2026 Celebrating Research Awards reflect the spirit of determination, innovation and collective effort that defines the University’s research community.