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State of the City Report: Auckland has the ideas, the challenge is keeping them here
26 August 2026
The 2026 State of the City Report shows Auckland is gaining ground as an innovation city, but needs to do more to help promising businesses stay in the city.
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Research to Innovation Hatchery wins national entrepreneurship award
25 August 2026
Three initiatives associated with Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland have been recognised at the 2026 GEN NZ Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Awards, spanning researcher entrepreneurship, investment and Māori commercialisation.
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Sound thinking: how 30 years of tinnitus research became a start-up
25 August 2026
Professor Grant Searchfield spent 30 years tackling the “gnarly problem” of tinnitus. His University of Auckland research is behind TrueSilence Therapeutics, a digital health start-up taking a personalised tinnitus treatment from the lab to patients.
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Bright minds behind startups meet the Mayor
17 August 2026
The brains behind 18 startups met Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown at the University of Auckland this morning.
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University of Auckland and Pacific Community forge landmark partnership
7 August 2026
Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland and The Pacific Community (SPC) have formalised a new partnership.
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How a professor helped rethink earthquake engineering
23 July 2026
Professor Pierre Quenneville has developed seismic technology now used in landmark buildings from New Zealand to Canada, showing how earthquake engineering research can become real-world impact.
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Staff excellence celebrated at Vice-Chancellor’s Recognition Dinner
8 July 2026
Staff from across the University have been celebrated for their efforts and achievements at the annual VC’s recognition dinner on Wednesday 1 July.
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University innovation is centre stage in 100 Days of Start-ups
3 July 2026
The University's commercialisation prowess will be on show during Auckland Council's 100 Days of Start-ups.
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The student startup changing heart care
30 June 2026
A conversation about the frustrations of analysing heart scans inspired first-year University of Auckland student Will Hewitt to put his degree on hold and launch HeartLab.
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