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Toi Te Mana: A 12-year journey of friendship, art and legacy

2 December 2024

Deidre Brown and Ngarino Elllis have brought to life a monumental project that not only reflects their deep commitment to Māori art, but a friendship spanning almost 30 years.
Czech President highlights ‘immense potential’ for research collaboration

2 December 2024

During his visit to the University of Auckland, Czech President Petr Pavel emphasised the need for deeper Euro-Pacific collaboration in research and innovation.
Celebrate Solomon Islands Pidgin Language Week

24 November 2024

The 2024 theme for Solomon Islands Pidgin Language Week is 'Protektim langguis an kalsa blong yumi - Protect our language and culture' 24 - 30 November.
University’s B201 scores major win at architecture awards

22 November 2024

B201’s architectural brilliance has been recognised at the 2024 New Zealand Architecture Awards, alongside a project by Professor Anthony Hōete.
Dan Hikuroa honoured for research by Royal Society Te Apārangi

21 November 2024

Associate Professor Dan Hikuroa has won a prestigious award in recognition of his research which blends mātauranga Māori and Western science.
Japanese religion and society scholar honoured

21 November 2024

University of Auckland professor Mark Mullins has won the top humanities medal from the Royal Society Te Apārangi for his distinguished scholarship on religion and politics in modern Japan.
University of Auckland researchers shine at 2024 Royal Society Awards

21 November 2024

A number of University of Auckland academics have been recognised for excellence in scholarship or innovation, making a significant contribution to Aotearoa New Zealand through their research careers.
Thousands of Sāmoans eligible for New Zealand citizenship

21 November 2024

Thousands of elderly Sāmoans now have right to New Zealand citizenship with the passing of the Restoring Citizenship Removed by Citizenship (Western Sāmoa) Act 1982.
Focus on Southeast Asia trade: two-day event

19 November 2024

Anyone interested in how New Zealand businesses can capitalise on burgeoning Southeast Asian markets is welcome at a two-day event hosted by the University of Auckland.
Rose Carlyle: thrill ride

12 November 2024

Alumna Rose Carlyle’s first novel, The Girl in the Mirror, was snapped up by international publishers, translated into eight languages and optioned for screen. She talks to Caitlin Sykes about ‘overnight success’ and the impact it had on writing her second thriller.
Landmark book chronicles the rich history of Māori art

12 November 2024

Over 12 years in the making, new book Toi Te Mana: An Indigenous History of Māori Art explores the vibrant legacy of toi Māori.
Top TV screenwriter wins creative writing prize

11 November 2024

A dark comedy by successful screenwriter Gavin Strawhan has won the University of Auckland Phoenix Prize for the best Master of Creative Writing dissertation.

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