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We need to talk about Māori and Pacific housing

1 October 2024

OPINION: Dr Karamia Müller says examples of housing that meet the needs and aspirations for Māori and Pacific people need to be considered on a larger scale.
'Our game' turns 100: the pioneers of netball

26 September 2024

Netball has been the number one game for girls and women in New Zealand for a century, but we haven’t known much about its early history, until now.
From bystander effect to bystander effective

23 September 2024

There is a gap between ‘I would do something to help’ and ‘I did do something to help’. Kirsten Tilleman looks at how we can bridge that gap.
First Auckland Pacific counselling PhD graduate

20 September 2024

A unique counselling model tailored to working with Pacific survivors of sexual abuse is the focus of graduate Toleafoa Sarah Sala Va'afusuaga McRobie’s doctoral thesis.
Government extends funding for Growing Up in New Zealand

19 September 2024

New Zealand's largest contemporary longitudinal study of child development, hosted and led by the University of Auckland, has received government funding until 2028.
Slow down, Mr Brown

18 September 2024

Opinion: The Transport Minister’s plan to increase speed limits across Auckland looks increasingly out of touch with what residents want, says Tim Welch, which is safer streets, not permission to drive faster.
The neoliberal attack on the Treaty of Waitangi

17 September 2024

Opinion: According to David Seymour, the Treaty Principles Bill is all about democracy, but the broader politics he pursues runs counter to this, argues Neal Curtis
Can we do democracy more … democratically?

9 September 2024

Opinion: We need to re-think what we mean by the people’s voice in democracy, write Anne Bardsley and Tatjana Buklijas
Activist-turned-academic adds ‘Dr’ to her name

6 September 2024

Emmy Rākete (Ngāpuhi), a political activist for incarcerated Māori and queer communities in Aotearoa, has reached a new milestone and is now officially Dr Rākete.
Waka hoe symbolically guides way for equity

5 September 2024

A carved paddle is a symbolic taonga highlighting a united kaupapa in pursuing inclusive education goals in higher education.
Jay Marlowe: supporting a fair start for all

2 September 2024

Professor Jay Marlowe has channelled broad life experiences into his academic work focused on refugees and asylum seekers, and effecting real change for these communities.
Ngā Tauira and the legacy of Tūtahi Tonu

2 September 2024

The wharenui Tūtahi Tonu has been welcomed onto the City Campus as part of a new marae – the University’s second.

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