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University chairs UN hub for decent work and economic growth
20 January 2025
As chair for the Sustainable Development Goal 8 Hub, the University leads global and national initiatives to support inclusive economic development and fair work.
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8 trends that will shape the startup sector in 2025
15 January 2025
Analysis: As global trends reshape industries, local startups could take the lead. Rod McNaughton details eight key trends set to define their path in 2025.
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How can small businesses thrive in 2025?
13 January 2025
Analysis: Even in a tough economic climate, there are ways small and medium-sized businesses can improve their prospects in 2025.
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Amid doubt and uncertainty, democracy slips
13 January 2025
Opinion: Scrutinising even the smallest changes on either side of the political spectrum is crucial in protecting democracy, writes doctoral candidate Joshua Greenwood.
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Eye-opening experiences on offer for Accelerate participants
7 January 2025
Twenty-one enthusiastic Business School students had the opportunity to contribute to pioneering work in the sustainability space as part of 2024’s Accelerate Programme.
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Is New Zealand’s Companies Act ready for the future?
19 December 2024
Is the Companies Act ready for modern challenges? Experts debate its future at a landmark conference.
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Coming full circle
18 December 2024
The next generation of HR leaders is being supported by an alumna’s new scholarship.
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Success upon success for men’s football team
17 December 2024
The University of Auckland's men's football team will represent Oceania at the 2025 FISU Football World Cup. Captain Connor Turton explains how they got this far.
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Law scholar fights for island nations in landmark climate case
17 December 2024
Dr Justin Sobion brought the voices of small island nations to the world’s highest court, demanding urgent action on climate justice.
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Sex, drugs and terror: a glimpse inside Kabul’s fortified compounds
11 December 2024
The hidden struggles of expatriates inside Kabul’s fortified compounds are explored by doctoral candidate Sam Mackay.
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Will patients accept AI brain scans?
9 December 2024
AI-powered MRIs could cut the potentially toxic dyes used in traditional MRIs by up to 80 percent, but will patients embrace AI-driven brain scans?
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Online hate: new tool identifies toxic text
4 December 2024
Analysis: People determined to spread toxic messages online have taken to masking their words, Johnny Chan is seeking to stop them in their tracks.
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