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Conference to highlight global Indigenous excellence in education
13 November 2025
The World Indigenous Peoples’ Conference on Education will welcome Indigenous communities and educators from around the world, including several of the University of Auckland’s leading academics.
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‘Girl from Vaimea’ honoured with teaching award
13 November 2025
Sociology senior lecturer Dr Moeata Keil received the Le Moana Mua Pacific Award at the prestigious Te Whatu Kairangi Aotearoa Tertiary Educator Awards.
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Thirteen new fellows for Pacific Academy of Sciences
13 November 2025
Pacific scholars from Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland have been named among the 13 newly elected Pacific Academy of Sciences Fellows. They will be inducted at the Academy’s inaugural Congress next February in Apia, Sāmoa.
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What New Zealand really needs to tackle its productivity problem
13 November 2025
Opinion: Productivity is a question of capability before capital, and of leadership before tools, writes Rod McNaughton.
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Mid-terms a chance for Democrats to meaningfully oppose Trump
13 November 2025
Opinion: Next year’s mid-terms will be the first real chance for the Democrats to build momentum from this year’s electoral gains to effectively rebut Trump’s expansion of presidential powers, says Tom Fadgen.
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University welcomes new senior leader
12 November 2025
Mark Gregory will join Waipapa Taumata Rau as Chief Operating Officer and Registrar in December, bringing more than 25 years of leadership experience.
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Rethinking IP as innovation incentivisation
12 November 2025
The University of Auckland has developed an IP policy and practices that are nationally recognised for getting good ideas off the shelf and into the world.
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Rethinking happiness in the hybrid workplace
12 November 2025
A new book by social science researcher Dr Barbara Plester examines how hybrid work is changing the way people connect and find happiness in the modern workplace.
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University academics achieve global recognition for leading research
12 November 2025
Five scientists feature in the 2025 Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers list, indicating that they are in the top one percent by citation in their field for the year.
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How life got moving: Nature’s ingenious motor
12 November 2025
Scientists look into how some of the earliest life on Earth, bacteria, got moving.
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How climate can alter earthquake risk: new study
11 November 2025
Over thousands of years, lower water levels at an African lake led to more earthquakes, says Dr James Muirhead.
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Goodbye, tangled cords - hello, SmartPowerBox
10 November 2025
Engineers at the University of Auckland are developing Wi-Fi-style charging that powers devices seamlessly through the air.
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