Breadcrumbs List.
Auckland Law School
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Breeding trouble: the cost of crossbreeding in New Zealand
1 November 2024
New Zealand’s unregulated crossbreeding industry raises animal welfare and health concerns, says Marcelo Rodriguez Ferrere.
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Family Court’s shroud of secrecy must be dropped
30 October 2024
Opinion: Family Court proceedings in New Zealand enjoy a level of secrecy that's extreme by global standards, writes Carrie Leonetti.
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When some trials are more equal than others
24 October 2024
Opinion: Philip Polkinghorne’s special treatment at trial is a glaring example of New Zealand’s two-tiered justice system, argues Carrie Leonetti.
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Innovating until the cows come home
17 October 2024
The Velocity $100k Challenge has launched start-ups onto the global stage and this year six new ventures secured a vital kick-start.
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Rethinking climate law for future generations
11 October 2024
A new paper explores how international law might evolve to ensure future generations are not left to bear the brunt of today’s environmental inaction.
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University in top 8 percent globally in THE World University Rankings
9 October 2024
The University of Auckland is No 1 in New Zealand and 152 in the world in the prestigious Times Higher Education World University Rankings for 2025.
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Turning waste into wins
8 October 2024
Law student and entrepreneur Jean-Luc Ellis took out a major Blues award this week for his start-up, WasteXpert.
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Butter might melt in their mouths
7 October 2024
Opinion: Greenpeace is suing Fonterra over Anchor butter's 100 percent grass-fed claims. Vernon Rive examines the case.
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How the Treaty ‘principles’ evolved and why they don’t stand up to scrutiny
25 September 2024
Analysis: ACT’s bill can be seen as the culmination of moves over several decades by the Crown to use Treaty principles to rewrite te Tiriti and justify its own power.
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Is corporate power legitimate? Academic calls for a rethink
17 September 2024
Big businesses today wield immense power but lack responsibility; a new book explores how this has come about and how things could change.
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Directors' duties shouldn't be all about the shareholders
13 September 2024
Opinion: A proposed law reform to remove the impetus for directors to consider environmental, social and governance factors, is a backward step, say Lynn Buckley and Peter Underwood.
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Alumni lead firearm reform and eco research
4 September 2024
Auckland Law alumni are leading research into gun law reform and environmental regulatory systems, thanks to the Borrin Foundation.