Breadcrumbs List.
Sustainable impact
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University celebrates official reopening of historic Old Choral Hall
5 December 2025
One of the city’s most significant heritage buildings, Old Choral Hall, has been officially reopened on the University's City Campus following an extensive restoration and refurbishment.
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Historic First: Pacific heritage at the helm of Architecture and Planning
4 December 2025
Associate Professor Michael Davis is the first person of Pacific heritage to head the School of Architecture and Planning.
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Bumper breeding season for kākāpō on the cards
3 December 2025
Kākāpō may be about to have their biggest breeding season since records began.
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University of Auckland honours the late Fa’anānā Efeso Collins
3 December 2025
The opening and blessing of the Fa’anānā Efeso Collins Space at Te Herenga Mātauranga Whānui | General Library was held 3 December, to honour the late politician and his legacy.
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Photography win for scientist
1 December 2025
Research fellow Dr Edin Whitehead has won the wildlife category of the New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year competition.
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Tiny microbes could make New Zealand's drinking water safer
1 December 2025
A team of engineers are using nature's own chemistry to remove nitrate from drinking water without releasing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Drug courts in focus as meth use climbs
1 December 2025
Rising meth harm is fuelling calls to expand drug treatment courts in New Zealand.
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New invention cleans up greenhouse gases
28 November 2025
A new device that removes greenhouse gases released during surgery has been successfully trialled at an Auckland hospital.
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Te Pae Huinga Manu celebrates Indigenous research excellence
28 November 2025
The inaugural Te Pae Huinga Manu event showcased Māori-led research excellence, a key research strength at the University of Auckland.
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Study reveals alarming burnout rates in NZ-born Pacific communities
27 November 2025
Findings from the first large-scale study examining burnout among NZ-born Pacific adults have been published in the Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities. It found nearly 90 percent reported experiencing burnout.
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Solomon Islands doctoral student knows value of representation
26 November 2025
Liana Sabetian says being able to ‘tok stori’ about the importance of blood sugar control is a privilege, especially with type 2 diabetes on the rise.
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Cook Islands research community showcases Indigenous leadership
26 November 2025
Cook Islands Research: Honouring Our Past, Shaping Our Future saw academics explore the integration of traditional medicine and Western approaches.