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Closer defence ties could come at a cost – professor
4 September 2026
Opinion: Joining Pillar II of the Aukus security pact could deepen NZ's involvement in the technologies of modern warfare, writes Professor Gehan Gunasekara.
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Meta’s $12b US child safety settlement won’t protect our kids
1 September 2026
Comment: Children online still face the same Meta algorithms on Instagram and Facebook, and the same extraction of their attention and their data says Alexandra Andhov.
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Road dust: Auckland’s overlooked pollution problem
31 August 2026
Road dust is a significant source of particulate air pollution in Tāmaki Makaurau, at times having a greater impact than vehicle exhaust, research suggests.
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Who decides which political ads you see online?
31 August 2026
Analysis: Algorithms are increasingly choosing who sees what political ads. New Zealand urgently needs transparency, writes Katherine Jensen.
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What the housing market statistics hide from us
28 August 2026
Comment: Wine auctions show unsold bottles drop market values by 20 percent. The exact same filter is distorting New Zealand property figures, says Gertjan Verdickt.
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Could Australia’s bargaining approach help boost wages here?
27 August 2026
Analysis: Wage growth is higher in Australia. Alan Toy asks whether a regulatory fix could help Kiwi workers catch up.
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State of the City Report: Auckland has the ideas, the challenge is keeping them here
26 August 2026
The 2026 State of the City Report shows Auckland is gaining ground as an innovation city, but needs to do more to help promising businesses stay in the city.
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Looking beyond tariffs as AI reshapes global trade
26 August 2026
AI has changed the game for global trade, says trade expert Sir Crawford Falconer, a keynote speaker at the 2026 Auckland Trade and Economic Policy School event on 3 September.
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How Nadya Fauzia built a career creating social impact
25 August 2026
From public policy consulting in Melbourne to human-centred design in Phnom Penh, Nadya Fauzia has built a career around turning complex problems into strategies people can act on.
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Giving researchers commercialisation rights is just the start
24 August 2026
Opinion: New Zealand’s new intellectual property policy will boost research commercialisation only if universities help academics recognise opportunities and value innovation as academic work, writes Professor Rod McNaughton.
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Māori and Pacific Business students recognised as future leaders
20 August 2026
EY Māori and Pacific Business Student of the Year Awards celebrate excellence.
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Legacy of Māori Development programme on show
20 August 2026
Success stories from the University of Auckland's long-running Māori business programmes were shared at an alumni event.
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