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A strong recovery depends on investing in talent
12 January 2021
Opinion: To build a more prosperous society we must invest in our top talent, including advanced level tertiary education, writes Professor Dawn Freshwater.
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NZ and the world’s largest free trade zone
17 December 2020
Opinion: Manqing Cheng explains the political and economic implications to New Zealand of signing up to the RCEP, the world’s largest free trade zone.
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Maara Fresh: Young, home-grown entrepreneurs give back to Manurewa community
8 December 2020
A social enterprise developed by Business School students will benefit more than 2,000 Manurewa High School students starting in 2021.
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Acts of kindness and support rewarded
8 December 2020
Students Olivia Andrevski and Filip Ograbek have each been awarded a prize of $2,500 as part of the Grace Shi Acts of Kindness and Support of Fellow Property Students Award 2020.
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Research impact, a shared endeavour
8 December 2020
The Business School held its first Research Impact Competition this year – rallying researchers in the faculty to showcase the impact of their work.
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Students have a whale of a time
4 December 2020
Marketing students lend a hand to help key tourism company.
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NZ’s housing debt dilemma
27 November 2020
Opinion: Policies to manage our stratospheric housing debt will be central to either a managed bumpy descent or an uncontrollable crash. Michael Rehm explains.
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Trade in tough times: how to do it better
26 November 2020
Indigenous and social rights, gender equality, climate change mitigation and sharing prosperity are all critical issues for future trade policies.
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University of Auckland in world top 100 for employability of graduates
20 November 2020
The recently announced Global Employability University Ranking 2020 sees the University of Auckland rated 81st in the world.
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Vietnam’s showcase Covid response
20 November 2020
Opinion: Vietnam’s success against Covid-19 is remarkable given the lack of material resources. Natasha Hamilton-Hart and Celia Caughey discuss how it was done.
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Time to stop betting on the house
17 November 2020
Housing speculation in Auckland is endemic, with the market resembling a finance-fuelled casino with investors rushing to bet on tax-free capital gains. But there is a solution, according to research from the University of Auckland.
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Marsden Grant for study about Unitary Plan’s impact on housing affordability
11 November 2020
Te Pūtea Rangahau a Marsden, the Marsden Fund, has awarded $870,000 to Dr Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy, and Professor Peter Phillips from the University of Auckland for their research project investigating the Auckland Unitary Plan’s effect on affordable housing.
