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Breaking the silence: scholar tackles family violence in Vanuatu

25 October 2025

Emma Fisi’ilose Guillain is challenging the silence around family violence in Vanuatu; seeking to create pathways for justice and healing within affected communities.
Racial discrimination escalating in Aotearoa – report

24 October 2025

A shadow report for the UN warns racial discrimination is worsening.
Awards celebrate research excellence and innovation

24 October 2025

Celebrating Research Excellence Awards 2025 recognise University's top researchers, research support staff and best theses.
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.
University of Auckland holds firm in world rankings

9 October 2025

The University remains No 1 in Aotearoa New Zealand and is ranked 156th globally in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026.
Courts inconsistent on neurodiversity, researchers say

8 October 2025

The District Court is leading the way when it comes to supporting people with neurodiversity, but researchers say other courts need to catch up.
Meet the law student leading change for neurodivergent New Zealanders

8 October 2025

Kartini Clarke, named after an Indonesian activist, has turned her experience with ADHD into advocacy.
That won't do, pigs!

7 October 2025

Analysis: The Government’s amendment bill on pig welfare seeks to carve out an exception from the present legislation to specifically allow for unlawful regulations. Marcelo Rodriguez Ferrere explains.
Artificial intelligence: creativity or counterfeit?

6 October 2025

As AI tools like MidJourney churn out striking art, the core question remains: when the spark comes from prompts and past data, is it creation - or just clever theft?
Survey seeks views on doctors’ financial ties

1 October 2025

Doctors sometimes refer patients to providers in which they have a financial stake — a practice known as ‘self-referral’. While widely studied in the US, researchers are seeking local views.
How our lawmakers should respond to AI-related copyright issues

17 September 2025

Opinion: If the Government isn’t proactive in implementing its AI policy it will be vulnerable to being built on corporate interests and unnecessary deregulation, says Joshua Yuvaraj.
Law and LucÍa: Graduate hits law degree for six

11 September 2025

Veronica Kirisome balanced law with motherhood, graduating just before her daughter’s fifth birthday.

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