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How NZ businesses will weather coronavirus
26 February 2020
Opinion: Coronavirus is creating economic uncertainty but NZ businesses have two strengths to help them through, empathy and the NZ brand, writes Antje Fiedler.
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Stanford and MIT beckon for young health researchers
26 February 2020
An emerging expert on the nocebo effect and a promising young heart researcher have won prestigious scholarships, funded by entrepreneur Andrew Bagnall, to study at Stanford and MIT.
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The NZ Super Fund’s ‘magical’ thinking
25 February 2020
Opinion: Underfunding investment in the young has created budget surplus to be siphoned into NZ Super. The impact on many families is serious, writes Susan St John.
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A close look at the superannuation problem
20 February 2020
Opinion: The pressures on the state budget of a rapidly ageing population must be acknowledged and treated holistically, write Susan St John and Claire Dale.
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Forest missed for the trees in Huawei controversy
14 February 2020
Opinion: The UK has given Huawei the go-ahead for 5G. If it proves cutting edge, the market will be the arbiter - not shadowy intelligence agencies, writes Gehan Gunasekara.
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Law students triumph at global mediation contest
14 February 2020
A team from Auckland Law School have triumphed at the world’s largest mediation competition, held in Paris this month.
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NZ and the EU - life after Brexit
5 February 2020
Opinion: Now Brexit is done, NZ firms may be asking if it is worth remaining engaged with the EU. The answer is a resounding yes, writes Dr Peter Zámborský.
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Highest standards of business education endorsed
4 February 2020
The University of Auckland Business School is proud to announce that its accreditation by the AACSB has been extended for a further five years.
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Award for significant analysis of judicial decision
31 January 2020
Professor Craig Elliffe has received the inaugural Patron's Award for Judicial Engagement from the Australasian Tax Teachers Association.
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Expose Working for Families myths to end child poverty
23 January 2020
Opinion: Critics and commentators continue to view the poverty alleviation tool, Working for Families, through a distorted and incorrect lens, writes Susan St John.
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Make every day payday to foil predators
21 January 2020
Opinion: The scourge of payday lenders and high interest rates could be curbed by making workers' wage payments available to them daily, writes Alex Sims.
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Well-communicated, quality research rewarded
17 January 2020
Academic research can be jargon-riddled and impenetrable but the Business Research Translation Competition aims to change that.
