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Félicitations, mediation medallists!
20 February 2023
A team of law students placed third out of 48 in a global competition that tested their mediation mettle.
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Bonne chance, mediation mavens!
7 February 2023
In one of the most beautiful cities in the world, four law students are competing to resolve business dispute scenarios through mediation.
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Rainbow Law students fight for health equity
3 February 2023
Equity group Rainbow Law is fighting for inclusive insurance policies that cater to all health needs, regardless of gender and sexual identity.
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University staff and alumni recognised in 2023 New Year Honours
5 January 2023
From the best-known public health official in the land, to the out-of-sight heroes of communities, the 2023 New Year Honours acknowledged University of Auckland staff and alumni.
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The right to be forgotten should be written into law
20 December 2022
With the rise of social media, now, more than ever before, a person’s ‘intrusion-free sphere’ needs adequate legal protections, says Nikki Chamberlain
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Young law graduate fights for fair pay
19 December 2022
Law alumna Nina Santos is challenging the status quo and fighting for a more inclusive and equitable Aotearoa.
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Trailblazing lawyer's legacy lives on
13 December 2022
Olive Nelson broke ground as the first Pacific woman to attain a Bachelor of Laws from the University in 1936, and this year, a new scholarship was launched in her name.
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Social media and privacy: NZ laws fail to keep pace
7 December 2022
New Zealand's privacy laws are failing to keep pace with the changing online landscape, says legal academic Nikki Chamberlain.
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Jodi Gardner: family, fate and a bit of fear
29 November 2022
From the hallowed halls of Oxford and Cambridge, Dr Jodi Gardner is embarking on an exhilarating and, in the short term, likely exhausting move with her family of seven to take up a position with Auckland Law School.
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Aotearoa's evolving sense of nationhood
25 November 2022
Associate Minister for Māori Development the Hon Nanaia Mahuta opened day two of the Law School's Constitutional Kōrero with a speech that discussed Indigenous futures and some of the steps needed to create change.
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What could a te Tiriti-based constitution look like?
22 November 2022
Leading minds on constitutional law and politics from across the country and around the world are collectively exploring how New Zealand’s constitution might be transformed.
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Family Court failings laid bare in research series
22 November 2022
Poor systemic responses to children’s disclosures of abuse are detailed in a series of forthcoming articles by Associate Professor Carrie Leonetti.
