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Government must deliver on sugary drinks promise
8 March 2022
Opinion: Sugary drinks remain available at most schools. Water only would save the health system millions of dollars and reduce harm to our children, writes Bodo Lang.
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Young Leader Award celebrates Auckland alumna diversity champion
7 March 2022
University of Auckland alumna Kate Gatfield-Jeffries has won the Young Leader Award at the 2022 Women of Influence Awards.
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Call for water only 2022 to fill policy gap on sugary drinks
22 February 2022
Two-decade policy gap leaves most school children exposed to health consequences of sugary drinks.
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Busy year ahead for first aged care commissioner
17 February 2022
Opinion: Claire Dale takes a look at what New Zealand's first aged commissioner will be up against - finding she'll have more than enough on her hands.
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Professor Susan Watson joins the editorial board of the new ECGI Blog
9 February 2022
The Dean of the Business School, Professor Susan Watson has joined a new Blog platform that has been launched by the European Corporate Governance Institute.
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Some questions about income insurance
9 February 2022
Opinion: Susan St John responds to the newly-announced income insurance scheme with some suggestions on how to tweak and improve what we already have
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A place to call one's own
2 February 2022
Opinion: We need to be creating spaces and places with dignity, writes doctoral candidate Sneha Gray.
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Woodhouse vision for ACC lost
14 January 2022
Opinion: ACC has become a prisoner of the ‘small print’ definition of what is an accident, writes Associate Professor Susan St John.
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Back to the future again
4 January 2022
Opinion: We must take the interests of future generations into account, writes Dr Claire Dale.
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Energy Centre Farewells a Giant
31 December 2021
The Energy Centre says goodbye to their director, Professor Basil Sharp.
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Business School alumni shine in 2021 40 Under 40 list
15 December 2021
Congratulations to the Business School alumni who appear in this year’s 40 under 40.
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First-year business students use their skills to assist not-for-profits
14 December 2021
High-performing undergraduate students at the University of Auckland Business School are being encouraged to use their skills to benefit the community through an initiative developed by academics at the school, called the Accelerate programme.
