Breadcrumbs List.
Communications Team
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Graduate’s lifelong commitment to children’s wellbeing
19 December 2025
University of Auckland graduate Grace Wei is dedicated to helping children and teenagers navigate their way through difficult situations and into happier lives.
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New Zealand AI research platform proposal successful in first stage
18 December 2025
University of Auckland researchers are leading a proposal to establsh a nationwide research platform to develop next generation AI applications.
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Becoming a doctor, the Ōtara way
18 December 2025
Jodeci Naumau’ulu-Sio wants patients and future doctors from Ōtara to find a sense of home and belonging in medicine.
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Recycling project to help transform NZ coasts
18 December 2025
Recycled shell waste from the mussel industry could soon be used to help restore New Zealand’s coasts.
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Pressure from the US is unlikely to resolve the Cambodia Thailand conflict
18 December 2025
Opinion: Cambodia and Thailand have little chance of sustaining long-term peace without a regional body to monitor, investigate and enforce it, writes Chanrith Ngin.
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Eisdell Moore becomes a World Health Organization Collaborating Centre
17 December 2025
Eisdell Moore Centre's new designation as a WHO Collaborating Centre recognises its leadership in addressing hearing loss and ear disease.
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Unseen hands that enhance university life: farewelling Loto Lagitupu
17 December 2025
After more than three decades playing a quiet but key role at the University of Auckland, Loto Meletupe Lufetoa Lagitupu has set down her cleaning supplies.
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Young designer’s clever solution nets award
17 December 2025
Ideas for tackling ‘forever chemicals’ in central Auckland soil have blossomed into an award-winning design feat for University of Auckland graduand Marissa Porteous.
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A closer look at drug treatment courts
17 December 2025
Drug treatment courts offer a different path for people whose offending is driven by substance use.
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IHC settlement a long-overdue chance to right some wrongs
17 December 2025
Opinion: Opinion: The settlement of IHC’s Human Rights Review Tribunal claim from 2012 is a good education news story, and should support the development of an inclusive education system says Jude MacArthur.
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Poverty drives up blood-cancer deaths
17 December 2025
Socioeconomic deprivation is linked to lower survival times and higher rates of some blood cancers, new research from the University of Auckland shows.
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$1.2 million award to pioneer Indigenous-led antiviral discovery
16 December 2025
Fellowship provides potential to transform healthcare by creating affordable, accessible treatments says Dr Natalie Netzler.