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Why raising millions is not the real measure of success

26 March 2026

Alumnus Min-Kyu Jung has built global AI legal tech company Ivo, raising NZ $133 million along the way. He explains why progress and product matter more than capital raised.
As AI races ahead, can the law keep up?

25 March 2026

AI is moving fast, but the law is lagging; experts are meeting in Auckland to consider safeguards.
Climate in the courtroom – where to from here?

16 March 2026

Around the world, climate lawsuits are reshaping environmental law. Experts in Auckland are examining what this means for New Zealand.
Climate solutions in focus as election approaches

16 March 2026

A new collection of local voices explores where we are now – and where we need to go – on climate mitigation and adaptation.
Innovation needs more than founders

16 March 2026

Alumna Gemma Bell reflects on how her experience in the Velocity programme shaped her career helping companies at the forefront of technology and innovation navigate emerging law, regulation, and growth.
Rising house insurance costs raise tough questions

11 March 2026

Analysis: New Zealand's rising house insurance premiums warn of a system under strain, writes Rohan Havelock.
Medical mishaps and ACC reform: where to from here?

5 March 2026

Nearly 20 years after major ACC reform, a health law expert says it’s time to review the impact on patients, providers, and the health system.
Dog attacks keep happening, why hasn’t the law kept up?

5 March 2026

Analysis: If the government is serious about reducing dog attacks, it needs to engage with expert advice and consider major reform, writes Marcelo Rodriguez Ferrere.
Auckland wins Paris mediation contest

26 February 2026

The University of Auckland triumphed at the 2026 ICC International Commercial Mediation Competition in Paris, taking first place against teams from around the world.
Can AI be truly creative and what does this mean for copyright?

25 February 2026

New research calls for copyright reform to address the rise of AI-assisted creativity.
What New Zealand can learn from Japan on earthquake insurance

16 February 2026

Auckland Law School academic Rohan Havelock is investigating how New Zealand’s earthquake insurance stacks up against Japan’s.
New Zealand law lags where dark patterns target the vulnerable

2 February 2026

University of Auckland researchers have unpacked how ‘dark patterns’ in online advertising exploit vulnerable consumers, and what New Zealand law can do about it.

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