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From monkey bars to a PhD: a bold leadership journey

14 May 2025

Liggins Institute PhD graduate Peg Lockyer hated skirts, loved sport and thrived in leadership roles. Her research focused on how school-aged children can get active and be leaders too.
Safeguarding Pacific youth focus of new study

2 December 2024

New study on safeguarding Pacific children will identify culturally relevant strategies to help prevent abuse.
Well-being at the heart of new rec centre

2 December 2024

On 25 November, the University opened its landmark eight-floor recreation centre, in the heart of the City Campus.
Researchers awarded total of $7.78m from Health Research Council

2 December 2024

In its latest funding round the Health Research Council has awarded funding to researchers at the University of Auckland.
Young voices central to project aimed at well-being

29 November 2024

What young people in Aotearoa most need to thrive is the focus of Our Voices, a project led by the University of Auckland, and an exhibition at Auckland Museum opening 4 December.
Cry for help: young Asian students in Aotearoa

26 November 2024

How schools can better support young Asian sexual violence survivors in New Zealand is the focus of a new study from the University of Auckland.
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.
Royal Society supports future research leaders

15 November 2024

University of Auckland researchers recognised as future leaders with a total of $6.56m in Royal Society fellowships.
The geography of Trump-ism

14 November 2024

Opinion: John Morgan uses geography to make sense of the Trump re-election and concludes he appealed to left-behind people in left-behind places.
Fresh ideas for Auckland's CBD

8 November 2024

Retail downturn, restaurant closures, construction disruption – negativity dominates recent news about Auckland’s city centre. Anthony Doesburg asks University of Auckland experts and alumni: what can be done to address the downbeat vibe?
Catching up with offshore alumni

8 November 2024

James Fyfe chats with three alumni living in the Middle East, the US and Australia.
Māori and Pacific wahine projects get funding boost

7 November 2024

A focus on Māori and Pacific women and girls connects this year’s successful Marsden grant recipients from the University of Auckland’s Faculty of Education and Social Work.

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