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Environmental projects win $24 million of research funding
8 September 2022
Researchers focused on plastic and cutting emissions from geothermal energy generation featured in the latest round of government funding.
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Fuelled or fooled by biofuels
7 September 2022
Opinion: The Government’s sustainable biofuels mandate is likely to have unintended consequences, argues Professor Basil Sharp.
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Location, location, location: study reveals effects of Airbnb
7 September 2022
A new study reveals the impacts Airbnb listings have on different locales and residential rent prices.
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Commerce students find fun in experiential learning with new Business School course
1 September 2022
Bachelor of Commerce students are developing the skills they need to succeed thanks to creative learning techniques in the new Business 202: Business Consulting course.
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Kiri Dell: thinking about te reo Māori
31 August 2022
Opinion: While it's a noble endeavour for people to learn te reo Māori, there are many complexities that arise from doing so, writes Dr Kiri Dell.
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Caught between the state and the insurance market
31 August 2022
Opinion: Where are we heading as a nation in providing protection against natural hazards and the real and present dangers resulting from climate change, asks Chris Nicoll.
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Trust in workers key to corporate success
26 August 2022
Opinion: Increasing productivity monitoring can be demoralising, humiliating, and toxic, says Professor Ananish Chaudhuri.
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Can Auckland become an age-friendly city?
19 August 2022
Opinion: Auckland Council’s age-friendly action plan is a solid step towards creating a city that works for older people, but it doesn’t go far enough, writes Claire Dale.
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Last call to kōrero with Aotearoa's brightest minds
11 August 2022
Helen Clark, Siouxsie Wiles and Chlöe Swarbrick are just a few of the big names that have inspired students as part of the Kupe Leadership Scholarship.
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Bigger isn’t always better in the social media sphere
10 August 2022
Micro-influencers are proving more influential than those with significantly larger followings, says Dr Yuri Seo.
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Five lessons from the Emissions Trading Scheme
9 August 2022
Opinion: Basil Sharp offers Emissions Trading Scheme insights that could help Government deliver property rights that create value and certainty for business.
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How digital footprints are changing the mortgage market
8 August 2022
Discrimination in the home loan market is rife, but a recent study shows that the use of digital footprints may even out the playing field.
