Breadcrumbs List.
Pacific
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Papua New Guinea Language Week: A journey from Port Moresby to Auckland
8 September 2026
Celebrating Papua New Guinea Language Week: Professor Guy Fiti Sinclair's upbringing in Port Moresby has greatly influenced his academic career.
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Maamaloa to shine a light on Pacific legal scholarship
7 September 2026
New pioneering initiative Maamaloa, led by Dr Suliana Mone to support Pacific legal scholarship, will hold a symposium on 10-11 September at the Auckland Law School.
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Celebrating the power of Papua New Guinea language, culture and knowledge
5 September 2026
Papua New Guinean scholar, cultural practitioner and doctoral candidate Julia Mage'au Gray exemplifies the importance of ensuring Indigenous knowledge systems flourish within contemporary settings.
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WHO honours Pacific-led health research centre
5 September 2026
Te Poutoko Ora a Kiwa will be launched as a World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Noncommunicable Diseases and Climate Change on 10 September.
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Social media bans won't solve the problem. Holding Big Tech accountable will.
4 September 2026
Dr Jean M Uasike Allen says a social media ban for under-16s risks framing young people as the problem, rather than examining the systems that create many of these challenges.
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Before we debate targeted admission schemes, everyone needs the facts
4 September 2026
Comment: MAPAS plays an important role in growing the number of Māori and Pacific health professionals. Before its future is debated, the public deserves to see the evidence contained in the government's independent review, writes Professor Warwick Bagg.
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Pacific Science Research Symposium explores future of Pacific-led science
4 September 2026
Pacific Science Research Symposium, The Future of Pacific-Led Science, held 3 September brought together established, new and emerging academics.
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Sleepless in Sāmoa: research looks to improve youth mental wellbeing
4 September 2026
Li'amanaia Dr Roannie Ng Shiu is co-leading a groundbreaking project exploring how sleep and circadian rhythms could help address mental health challenges among Pacific youth.
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Māori and Pacific Business students recognised as future leaders
20 August 2026
EY Māori and Pacific Business Student of the Year Awards celebrate excellence.
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Auckland Maths Challenge adds up to a bright future at Waipapa Taumata Rau
19 August 2026
It was a numbers game as the Auckland Maths Challenge came to Hiwa allowing school students to compete and experience campus life.
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Award-winning Pacific educator recognised for outstanding teaching
19 August 2026
Award winner educator Dr Sarah McLean-Orsborn has built a reputation for creating learning spaces where students feel seen, valued and inspired.
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From Ōtara to Elam: scholar’s full-circle journey showcases Tongan excellence
15 August 2026
Celebrating Tonga Language Week, Dr Sione Faletau new lecturer at the Elam School of Fine Arts, highlights the importance.