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Levelling up the playing field for our kids
17 April 2019
How we teach health, sport and physical education could make our society a fairer place, say leading researchers at the University of Auckland.
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Student climate action strikers - so much to lose
10 April 2019
On 15 March thousands of students across New Zealand marched to demand that our government do more to halt the effects of climate change.
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Reading Recovery opens new centre at Te Aro School
9 April 2019
Latest Reading Recovery Centre opening shows continued committment to its future in New Zealand.
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Brexit stories out of date by lunchtime
5 April 2019
Opinion: Constant change around fast moving Brexit makes it tricky for a writer but Professor John Morgan manages to sum up the latest with some history to help.
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Using drama to connect with Auckland’s homeless
2 April 2019
Opinion: A new theatre production used drama and song to find common ground between Auckland “streeties” and the wider community, writes Professor Peter O’Connor.
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PhD student attends global education conference
2 April 2019
School of Curriculum and Pedagogy doctoral candidate Ruijie (Ray) Xu is visiting Canada this month as a recipient of the 2019 U21 FINE award.
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Creativity a powerful healer after trauma
1 April 2019
The power of the creative arts to make us healthier and happier is being officially recognised with the launch of a national network this week.
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NZ media shows world high-quality coverage of Islam
28 March 2019
Opinion: NZ’s media is showing a different perspective of Islam to that usually seen in Western media, writes Professor Toni Bruce and teacher Farzana Noorzai.
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Pacific poetry ping pong
26 March 2019
Nostalgia, resistance, injustice and love are the themes uniting a unique poetry and art collaboration between universities in New Zealand and Samoa.
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Time for Kiwis to take a look in the mirror
20 March 2019
Opinion: Extreme violence by one person may appear an aberration, but the sentiments and beliefs that underlie are not, writes Associate Professor Jay Marlowe.
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Social workers back on the front line in Christchurch
19 March 2019
Opinion: No celebrations for World Social Work Day (19 March) in Christchurch as staff mobilise to help those affected by the tragedy, writes Dr Barbara Staniforth.
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Talking terrorism with children
19 March 2019
Opinion: We can't shelter children from the news so how do we help them cope with a terror event so close to home. Associate Professor Carol Mutch gives advice.
