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Animals have culture too, and it’s in our interests to embrace it

5 June 2025

Analysis: Understanding and embracing the cultural lives of animals may be one of the most intelligent moves we can make in preserving the species the share our planet says Emma Carroll.
The 183-million-year-old climate catastrophe

27 May 2025

Rocks collected by an expedition to Antarctica hold clues to an extinction event 183 million years ago.
What drives energy savings at work?

19 February 2025

Businesses can cut energy waste by creating a workplace where saving power feels encouraged, not enforced, research shows.
Research examines links between human and planetary health

3 February 2025

Health workers need to be prepared for new health problems resulting from climate change and environmental degradation, says research fellow Dr Eileen Gilder.
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.
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.
Climate crisis puts small island nations' health at risk

17 December 2024

As the climate crisis intensifies, a new report reveals how extreme heat, rising seas, and disease threaten millions across Small Island Nations.
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.
Launch of Pacific Academy of Sciences makes history

23 October 2024

Pacific-led research enhanced by the naming of 12 fellows in the new Pacific Academy of Sciences.
Pacific academics say 'Now is our time'

22 October 2024

Pacific leaders from Association of Commonwealth Universities discuss their role to transform wealth into resilient future at CHOGM.
A poem and song for the People’s Forum at CHOGM

21 October 2024

The People’s Forum on day one of CHOGM was supported by renowned poet and academic Professor Selina Tusitala Marsh who led a sing-along.
Cost of coastal climate change vs value for money

3 October 2024

How public money should best be used to mitigate the effects of climate change in coastal areas is the central theme of a public lecture coming up at the University of Auckland.

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