Breadcrumbs List.
Communications Team
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Forecasting the future of NZ’s oceans and weather
9 February 2026
An $8.9 million project has launched to examine how offshore ocean changes are driving New Zealand’s extreme weather and impacting our coastal waters.
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World fight against invasive species comes to Auckland
9 February 2026
Island Invasives conference returns to University of Auckland.
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Auckland’s future in focus as leaders gather at Newmarket Innovation Precinct
5 February 2026
At the University’s Newmarket Innovation Precinct, leaders from across the city discussed how innovation can help accelerate Auckland’s transformation.
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A circular economy is much more than recycling
5 February 2026
What would it take for New Zealand to develop a circular economy?
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Dame Margaret Brimble recognised for world chemistry role
5 February 2026
Distinguished Professor Dame Margaret Brimble (Faculty of Science) has been honoured by the Royal Society of Chemistry (London).
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AI assistant eases surgical anxiety, one question at a time
3 February 2026
A new digital medical assistant is making its way to the clinical frontline, helping patients navigate surgery while easing pressure on staff.
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Te Tiriti should 'shape how we are governed'
3 February 2026
Opinion: Over half of New Zealanders think Te Tiriti o Waitangi has an important political role to play in our government, says sociologist Dr Avril Bell.
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Plant-based diets: should doctors be prescribing them?
3 February 2026
Plant-based diets could play a significant role in reducing non-communicable diseases, as well as helping prevent future pandemics and climate-related health threats.
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Medtech pioneer appointed to research funding board
2 February 2026
Auckland Bioengineering Institute founding director and world-leading heart modeller Distinguished Professor Sir Peter Hunter says his appointment to the newly-established government research funding board is “an exciting opportunity to produce a more connected science system”.
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How do we define 'fair' in finance?
2 February 2026
New Zealand’s finance industry is required by law to treat customers fairly – but how do we define ‘fair’? asks Benjamin Liu.
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Why the US, under Trump, wants to make new enemies
2 February 2026
Analysis: In Trump’s vision, everyone is a potential enemy and therefore of service to a form of US diplomacy based on threat and coercion, says Chris Ogden.
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Disney works musical magic at its theme parks
2 February 2026
Disney’s theme parks expertly use music to evoke nostalgia and guide visitors, strengthening emotional attachment to ‘brand Disney’ and benefitting its bottom line, a new book reveals.