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UniNews
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SallyAnn Harbison: the DNA detective
1 September 2025
Professor SallyAnn Harbison has seen huge advances in forensic science during her career, and continues working at the forefront of research helping link criminals with crime scenes.
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Project begins to define research areas
1 September 2025
What are the University of Auckland’s research strengths? A process is now under way to define and clarify our key areas of research excellence.
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My Space: Andrew Battley
1 September 2025
It's not surprising what you'll find on the desk of the University's very own Lego Master, Andrew Battley.
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Keith Sorrenson: supporting the strength of our history
1 September 2025
Professor Linda Bryder pays tribute to the late Emeritus Professor of History M.P.K. (Keith) Sorrenson.
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The te reo Māori custodian
1 September 2025
Robbie Pāora grew up steeped in his language and culture – a path he continues to walk in his mahi as the University’s kaitiaki reo Māori.
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My Space: Steve Lovett
1 August 2025
Artist, researcher and educator Steve Lovett offers an inside look at Elam's Mātātuhi/Print Lab.
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Student’s artwork central to new station
1 August 2025
A huge whakairo created by Engineering PhD candidate Paraone Lutein-Apirana has been installed in a City Rail Link station.
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Selina Tusitala Marsh: sum of many parts
1 August 2025
Professor Selina Tusitala Marsh reflects on being named the Commonwealth's first Poet Laureate.
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Don McGlashan documentary premieres
1 August 2025
The film profile of the musician and Distinguished Alumnus is directed by fellow alumna Shirley Horrocks.
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David Krofcheck: at the heart of the matter
1 August 2025
Dr David Krofcheck’s career has seen him contribute to major scientific discoveries at the largest particle physics laboratory in the world.
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David Lines: travelling together
1 July 2025
When David Lines’ great-grandmother travelled from Scotland to New Zealand, her piano came too. Today, the professor continues to walk in her footsteps.
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My Space: Lisa Beauchamp
1 July 2025
Gus Fisher Gallery curator Lisa Beauchamp gives UniNews a tour of the gallery before the launch of its latest shows, 'Tala o le tau' and 'Because of where I live'.