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ASB Polyfest building Pacific leaders of the future
27 March 2026
The ASB Polyfest is a training ground in many areas says Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor Pacific Sili-Mireta Ropati, the stage isn’t the only place where leadership and service takes place.
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Is imported LNG the best fix for NZ’s energy crisis?
27 March 2026
Electricity prices rocket when hydro lakes are low, but importing gas is no silver bullet, an expert says.
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University of Auckland shines in global subject rankings
26 March 2026
The University has achieved a strong result in the 2026 QS subject rankings, with multiple disciplines on the rise.
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How can NZ build renewable power?
26 March 2026
Though often seen as a clean-energy success story, New Zealand is lagging behind other countries that are reaching 100 percent renewable power.
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Rod McNaughton wins Critic and Conscience Award
26 March 2026
Reframing debates on entrepreneurship has won Professor Rod McNaughton a 2026 Critic and Conscience of Society Award.
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Ambitious new plan for te reo Māori at University
25 March 2026
AI tools, a refreshed language app and a new dictionary are all helping shape the next chapter of te reo Māori revitalisation at the University of Auckland.
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As AI races ahead, can the law keep up?
25 March 2026
AI is moving fast, but the law is lagging; experts are meeting in Auckland to consider safeguards.
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Unleashing the energy superpower under our feet
25 March 2026
Geothermal is a reliable, low-emission, homegrown energy source that runs around the clock - and as energy security concerns grow in New Zealand and globally, demand will only rise, writes Dr John O'Sullivan.
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No more lip-syncing waiata with Te Kūaha
25 March 2026
A refreshed Te Kūaha app opens the doorway to participating in te reo Māori and tikanga in everyday university life.
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Want to be on the right side of biodiversity?
25 March 2026
New Zealand’s biodiversity is under immense pressure, but we can give native species a boost by making simple choices.
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The smell test that could stop Parkinson’s disease
25 March 2026
Analysis: The first sign of Parkinson’s disease is a fading sense of smell. In a world-first, NZ researchers have built a 3D model of the olfactory system in a bid to stop the disease early and entirely.
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Te Poutoko Ora a Kiwa recognised by WHO
24 March 2026
Te Poutoko Ora a Kiwa, Centre for Pacific and Global Health has been designated a WHO Collaborating Centre for Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) and Climate Change.
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