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Socially responsible architecture drives graduate’s vision for change
11 September 2024
After shifting from law to architecture, Leith Macfarlane is now designing spaces that strengthen community ties and tackle pressing social issues.
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Ideas and connections forged at World Green Infrastructure Congress
10 September 2024
The World Green Infrastructure Congress held at the University from 3-5 September saw ideas shared and connections made to go forth and shape a more sustainable future for urban environments.
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Pro Vice-Chancellor Pacific Professor Jemaima Tiatia-Siau to give inaugural lecture
10 September 2024
University’s first female Pro Vice-Chancellor Pacific Professor Jemaima Tiatia-Siau will speak at the Fale Pasifika on 13 September.
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Moko kauae dissertation earns first class honours
10 September 2024
Masters in Indigenous Studies graduate receives First Class Honours for dissertation on moko kauae.
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Without sanctions, sustainability disclosures lack impact
10 September 2024
Analysis: Sustainability reporting would benefit from more meaningful sanctions, says Charl de Villiers.
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Global pandemic leads to PhD success
6 September 2024
Global pandemic leads to PhD success for Pacific Studies lecturer.
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Green roof advocate Dusty Gedge on boosting urban biodiversity
6 September 2024
A number of experts at the World Green Infrastructure Congress discussed their ideas for strengthening urban biodiversity, among them Dusty Gedge.
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Solar could improve NZ's energy market
5 September 2024
Analysis: New Zealand’s soaring electricity prices reveal a broken system—rooftop solar could help, says Stephen Poletti.
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Waka hoe symbolically guides way for equity
5 September 2024
A carved paddle is a symbolic taonga highlighting a united kaupapa in pursuing inclusive education goals in higher education.
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Everyone wants to save the bees, but which ones?
5 September 2024
Urban greening needs a nuanced approach, according to Professor Margaret Stanley.
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Vague 'green' claims rife on seafood labels
5 September 2024
Most environmental claims on seafood labels found in major New Zealand supermarkets are vague and ambiguous, according to a new study.
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New Zealand Space Agency’s dual role is a point of tension
4 September 2024
Opinion: The NZ Space Agency’s role as regulator and sector developer skews the aerospace industry towards economic growth, at the cost of sustainability.
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