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Palliative care programme proves impactful

24 November 2025

The specialist training programme equipped Alexandrah Swann with the skills and knowledge to provide meaningful care when it is needed most.
Family therapist bolstered by new award

24 November 2025

Master of Health Sciences student Rosalind Arnott is an inaugural recipient of the Friendship House Postgraduate Violence Prevention Award.
Aotearoa artists shine in The Changing Room exhibition

24 November 2025

A unique space in Gus Fisher Gallery gives early and mid-career artists a platform to share their creative visions.
Headbutting rams could boost brain research

21 November 2025

Dr Helen Murray says headbutting rams could provide helpful insights for brain injury research.
Māori dance pioneer honoured with new prize

20 November 2025

A leading figure in Māori contemporary dance in Aotearoa, Stephen Bradshaw (Ngāti Maru), has been honoured with an award in his name at the University of Auckland.
Goodbye, tangled cords - hello, SmartPowerBox

10 November 2025

Engineers at the University of Auckland are developing Wi-Fi-style charging that powers devices seamlessly through the air.
Marketing healthier food choices for the Tongan community

29 October 2025

New research shows many mainstream health campaigns push unrealistic messages for Pacific communities.
A korowai of support bolsters new research

16 October 2025

New research, from exploring Māori self-determination in social services to tackling barriers in welfare and tenancy law, is being supported by the Borrin Foundation.
Vaping and lung health: what is the long-term impact?

5 September 2025

A new research project led by Associate Professor Kelly Burrowes at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute aims to predict the long-term impact of vaping on lung function.
Fellow’s quest to enhance legal empowerment of refugees in Thailand

4 September 2025

Inspired by his own lived experience of forced displacement, Andrew Wai Phyo Kyaw hopes to improve agency among urban refugee communities.
Children’s rights a key passion for law student

4 September 2025

Mateo Chitha, PhD candidate and recipient of the Professor Brian Coote Memorial Scholarship, is advocating for a review and reform of intercountry adoption legal and policy frameworks in his homeland of Malawi.
Long Covid and immune dysfunction: is there a link?

4 September 2025

Dr Anna Brooks and alumnus Rohan Botica are working to understand complex chronic conditions involving immune dysfunction, including Long Covid, with the aim of improving diagnosis and clinical care.

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