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Faculty of Arts and Education
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Showcase presents researchers with global impact in TED-style talks
16 April 2026
The 2026 Researchers with Global Impact event featured six academics whose work is changing the world for the better.
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Honouring Dante Bonica: master of Māori material knowledge
16 April 2026
Sicilian tohunga leaves a legacy of dedication to the revitalisation and teaching of ancestral Māori technologies.
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Inside the newsletter decoding cutting-edge tech
16 April 2026
University of Auckland student Charlotte Print has developed a fast-growing global newsletter, which decodes knowledge from patents into key insights, helping founders and investors make better decisions.
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Making Māngere green again
14 April 2026
A collaborative effort to make an urban environment greener, guided by Te Ao Māori principles, is the focus of a PhD study from the University of Auckland.
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Women, culture and creativity: mixed global report card
2 April 2026
‘Could do better’ is the verdict on gender equality in creative areas across 115 of UNESCO’s member states, according to a new report.
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Royal Society honours five academics as new fellows
2 April 2026
University of Auckland researchers have been elected as fellows by the Royal Society Te Apārangi, and will attend a ceremony on 30 April.
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Master navigator spotlights Indigenous navigation systems
2 April 2026
Master navigator's visit examines Pacific navigation as an embodied Indigenous science, ahead of a major exhibition at the New Zealand Maritime Museum.
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Leading Pacific feminist geographer earns top award
2 April 2026
Internationally respected Pacific feminist and geographer Professor Yvonne Te Ruki Rangi o Tangaroa Underhill-Sem MNZM earns one of NZ's prized academic honours.
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Exceptional alumni honoured with prestigious University award
1 April 2026
Five outstanding University of Auckland graduates have been recognised for their exceptional accomplishments in the University’s 2026 Distinguished Alumni Awards.
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From Velocity to moonshots: learning to fail successfully
30 March 2026
Hayley Yu has worked for some of the world’s biggest tech names where her biggest lesson has been how being a ‘beginner’ can be the key to successful innovation.
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More Pacific women needed in leadership roles
29 March 2026
Tuvalu Prime Minister Hon. Feleti Penitala Teo OBE visited the University to lead a talanoa with alumni discussing how sport shapes behaviour, expectations and leadership.
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University of Auckland shines in global subject rankings
26 March 2026
The University has achieved a strong result in the 2026 QS subject rankings, with multiple disciplines on the rise.