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When home is where the work is, urban design should follow
15 November 2024
Opinion: The post pandemic work-from-home shift is altering the fabric of our built environments, offering unique opportunities to change how and where we work and live, says William Cheung.
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Six ways to spark innovation and entrepreneurship
14 November 2024
Opinion: A well-resourced university and science system is critical to maintain a competitive edge, says Darsel Keane.
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Wilhelmina Shrimpton: the new pivot
11 November 2024
Guest Column: When change comes calling, broadcaster and journalist Wilhelmina Shrimpton advocates for embracing new opportunities.
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Jun Lim: work hard, play hard
11 November 2024
Alumni Profile: Ever wondered what it’s like to work for one of the world’s most beloved toy companies? Jun Lim has been at Lego South Korea for seven years. And, as he tells Nikki Addison, it doesn’t disappoint.
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Celebrate Papua New Guinea Pidgin Language Week
10 November 2024
Papua Niugini Tok Pisin Wik, Papua New Guinea Pidgin Language Week, runs 10-16 November. Its theme is ‘Lukautim, strongim na kirapim tokples na pasin blo tubuna – Preserve, revitalise and promote our language and culture.’
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Catching up with offshore alumni
8 November 2024
James Fyfe chats with three alumni living in the Middle East, the US and Australia.
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Fighting for the right to repair
8 November 2024
Why has it become so difficult for us to fix things when they break or break down? Donna Chisholm meets those championing the right to repair our everyday household items and keep them out of landfill for longer.
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Taking Issue: should we be worried about a brain drain?
7 November 2024
The global ebb and flow of our educated, skilled citizens is a perennial discussion topic in New Zealand, but are our record migration losses currently cause for concern?
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Alex Kendall: the road less travelled
7 November 2024
Taking a different direction is paying off for driverless-car pioneer and engineering alumnus Alex Kendall.
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When it comes to the US election the betting markets are wrong
5 November 2024
Opinion: Many bettors wagered on a Trump win - not from belief, but by following others - creating a potentially misleading consensus.
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Do people trust AI on financial decisions?
30 October 2024
Analysis: Despite the growing sophistication of AI, investors prefer human expertise when it comes to stock market predictions, writes Gertjan Verdickt.
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Bridging the gap between technology and society
30 October 2024
University of Auckland students on the Future 17 course join global teams to tackle real-world challenges aligned to the UN SDGs.
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