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University of Auckland and Pacific Community forge landmark partnership

7 August 2026

Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland and The Pacific Community (SPC) have formalised a new partnership.
University partnership advances nursing excellence in Cook Islands

7 August 2026

University of Auckland's School of Nursing collaboration with Cook Islands is helping to grow the health sector.
From play to belonging: Pacific gamers sought for new research

4 August 2026

New research by Dr Jean M Uasike Allen seeks to better understand the role gaming plays in the lives of Pacific peoples.
Reclaiming te reo Māori Kūki 'Āirani: Dr Akevai Nicholas on language, culture & hope

2 August 2026

Celebrating Epetoma o te reo Māori Kūki 'Airani - Cook Islands Māori Language Week with Pacific scholar Dr Akevai Nicholas.
From Parliament to PhD: A global journey to Pacific scholarship

31 July 2026

Journey that began in Canada's political corridors led doctoral candidate Rodney Stehr to Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland.
Researching the world's most linguistically diverse nation - Vanuatu

28 July 2026

Dr Guy Lavender Forsyth's research examines how language use is changing in Vanuatu, the world's most linguistically diverse nation.
Symposium looks to improve Māori and Pacific health outcomes

28 July 2026

Symposium dedicated entirely to Māori and Pacific health advancement through precision medicine launches in Sāmoa.
From Port Vila to Auckland: Celebrating Bislama, family and culture

25 July 2026

Celebrating Vanuatu Bislama Language Week 26 July–1 Aug at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland.
Professor Sir Collin Tukuitonga new President-Elect of World Obesity Federation

23 July 2026

Professor Sir Collin appointed President-Elect of the World Obesity Federation, one of the world's leading organisations addressing obesity prevention.
Pacific futures are New Zealand's futures, says new book chapter

23 July 2026

'Facing Up to Our Future: Challenges and Choices for New Zealand' brings together 21 leading thinkers including Fonoi'a Professor Jemaima Tiatia-Siau, examining the long-term challenges shaping New Zealand's future.
Music student Samuel Mataele wins Kiri Te Kanawa Song Quest

13 July 2026

At just 19, University of Auckland Bachelor or Music student Samuel Mataele has won the 2026 Kiri Te Kanawa Song Quest, worth $50,000.
Scholar centres I-Kiribati knowledge, women and cultural resilience

4 July 2026

Celebrating Kiribati Language Week (5-11 July). University of Auckland doctoral candidate Roi Burnett seeks to understand the nuanced ways cultural knowledge, language and social practice shape women's experiences through her research.

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