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Staff welcome 2019 with New Year Honours
3 January 2019
Congratulations to staff across our faculties who were recognised in the New Year Honours List 2019.
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New champion for ageing well calls time on loneliness
23 December 2018
Professor Ngaire Kerse has two questions for the holiday season: who made your Christmas cake? And if you know an older person who is lonely, why not invite them to share some?
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Lift the stigma to ease loneliness
19 December 2018
Opinion: Lifting the stigma of loneliness will help us understand the barriers to social connections - and not just at Christmas, writes Professor Merryn Gott.
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More success for the health geography and deprivation team
14 December 2018
The School of Population Health's health geography and deprivation team is celebrating the significance of their research with two recent national award recognitions.
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Professor Richard Douglas appointed to Head of the Department of Surgery
14 December 2018
Professor Richard Douglas has been appointed as the new Head of the Department of Surgery, located within our School of Medicine.
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$5 million gift supports brain research
10 December 2018
Auckland businessman and philanthropist Sir David Levene is giving the University of Auckland an early Christmas gift - $5 million to support brain research.
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New Zealand rated globally for children’s activity levels
7 December 2018
New Zealand children and young people have low levels of physical activity and high levels of screen time compared with their peers in 49 countries.
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New insights into nutrition of New Zealand babies
7 December 2018
New University of Auckland research examining whether Kiwi families are meeting national food and nutrition guidelines when feeding their babies, has found strong adherence to some of the guidelines but much lower conformity with others.
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Professor Phillippa Poole announced as new Head of School of Medicine
6 December 2018
Professor Phillippa Poole has been appointed as the new Head of School of Medicine.
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Vaccination and trust are key to fight killer diseases
3 December 2018
Opinion: Childhood immunisation is a powerful public health intervention. But gains against some diseases are becoming fragile as immunisation coverage stalls, writes Associate Professor Nikki Turner.
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HRC success for School of Pharmacy
26 November 2018
Congratulations to our School of Pharmacy who have achieved fantastic successes in the recent HRC Fellowships.
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Philosophical principles drive Rhodes Scholar
20 November 2018
University of Auckland alumnus Johann Go is a 2019 Rhodes Scholar.
