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International showing for powerful exhibition

29 April 2025

The Gus Fisher Gallery has achieved a remarkable ﬁrst: an international showing for a groundbreaking exhibition launched at the gallery in June 2024 and developed in partnership with City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi.
Ordinary people, real power: can democracy be more democratic?

28 April 2025

Ingenious podcast: Citizens' Assemblies – ordinary people coming together to make tough political decisions – are gaining traction in a world where traditional democracy is under fire.
The real world 'manfluencers' among us

13 April 2025

Opinion: The very same masculinist ideology portrayed in the much talked-about show ‘Adolescence’ is espoused in the words and actions of powerful adult men on the world’s largest political stages, says Nicola Gavey.
Graduate is finalist for project honouring Sāmoan culture

11 April 2025

University of Auckland graduate Lalitpat Chomchoei has been selected as a finalist for a major Australasian design and architecture award.
US academic takes reins on Pacific housing research

11 April 2025

Indigenous Hawaiian architect and academic Dr James Miller will soon cross the globe to start a new role at the University of Auckland.
Hitting the right note: films showcase New Zealand composers

8 April 2025

Eight original works by masters graduates from the University of Auckland’s School of Music have been professionally performed and feature in an 80-minute virtual concert.
Dedication to social justice unites Royal Society Fellows

31 March 2025

A leading educator and notable dance scholar from the University's Faculty of Arts and Education have been honoured by the Royal Society Te Apārangi as Fellows.
Let’s dance: Move together to heal a dislocated world

30 March 2025

Researchers and artists are discovering how the power of dance promotes social inclusion and how the simple act of moving together lights up multiple parts of our brain.
As composed by David Chisholm ... and AI

24 March 2025

What would happen if a contemporary composer trained AI in their back catalogue and then prompted it to produce something new?
Elam alumna wins Senior New Zealander of the Year

21 March 2025

Elizabeth Aroha Ellis has been named the 2025 Ryman Healthcare Senior New Zealander of the Year, in recognition of her lifelong dedication to shaping the landscape of Māori artistic expression in Aotearoa.
Conference highlights Indigenous ties to water and land

20 March 2025

Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland hosted its first international Water and Indigenous (WAI) Gathering, uniting Indigenous communities and scholars to discuss water’s lifeforce and guardianship.
Rising Auckland stars in concerto comp finals

11 March 2025

Known for launching the careers of some of the country’s most notable musicians, the 57th National Concerto Competition features two talented young finalists taught by Stephen De Pledge from the University of Auckland.

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