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Shining example of sustainable refurbishment

2 October 2023

On the City Campus, the old Social Sciences building used to be a dark rabbit warren that was the butt of many jokes. Now the refurbished building is barely recognisable and a shining example of 6 Green Star Design.
Chipping in to help the needy, but sad it's needed

2 October 2023

Opinion: The need for shelter, warmth and care for the homeless is acute. Professor Diane Brand is chipping in to help a charity with a difference, but says things must change.
Rising opera star Tayla Alexander takes centre stage

20 September 2023

Music graduate Tayla Alexander is ready to take the world by storm after signing a multi-million dollar production deal.
World-class building ready to welcome Education faculty to the City Campus

19 September 2023

An elegantly transformed and sustainable home for the University of Auckland’s faculties of EDSW, Arts, and CAI was opened by Prime Minister today.
Wrapping the homeless in chip packets no blanket solution

14 September 2023

Opinion: Diane Brand reflects on what New Zealand has come to – a land of phenomenal wealth for a few, and an alarmingly large proportion of our population homeless, and kept warm with repurposed chip bags.
How to solve a problem like Napier

13 September 2023

Many struggle to understand that Napier is going to be inundated, and that implementing a solution will never be cheaper than it is today, says Amanda Bulman.
Sustainability often an afterthought in space exploration

23 August 2023

Opinion: It is time to consider space as a commons, not just a resource to exploit.
Gutsy win for tuatara researcher at 3MT

9 August 2023

Biological Sciences’ PhD candidate Cam Hoffbeck and her engaging talk on the microbiome of the tuatara took out the top prize at the Three Minute Thesis Final from a high quality field.
Knowledge is brewing, so raise your glass

4 August 2023

Top academics will speak at Auckland watering holes for free on Tuesday 29 August.
'Barbenheimer' and the music of excess

1 August 2023

Opinion: More means more in the film score for 'Barbie'; but more means less in 'Oppenheimer'
Obituary: Tribute to artist Jim Allen

1 August 2023

Artist Jim Allen, who passed away aged 100 in June, left an incredible legacy and his impact on New Zealand arts is profound.
Does National’s transport plan add up?

1 August 2023

Opinion: The National Party’s transport policy risks locking the country into a car-dependent, high-carbon future, writes Timothy Welch.

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