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Researching the world's most linguistically diverse nation - Vanuatu

28 July 2026

Dr Guy Lavender Forsyth's research examines how language use is changing in Vanuatu, the world's most linguistically diverse nation.
Symposium looks to improve Māori and Pacific health outcomes

28 July 2026

Symposium dedicated entirely to Māori and Pacific health advancement through precision medicine launches in Sāmoa.
NZ sleepwalking into a digital Strait of Hormuz

26 July 2026

Comment: Unchecked growth of AI data centres and reliance on foreign cloud providers leave NZ vulnerable to energy crises and global conflict, says Gehan Gunasekara.
From Port Vila to Auckland: Celebrating Bislama, family and culture

25 July 2026

Celebrating Vanuatu Bislama Language Week 26 July–1 Aug at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland.
University hosts expert symposium on `forever chemicals'

23 July 2026

Experts shared knowledge on `forever chemicals' pollution, its treatment, and the search for alternatives.
Professor Sir Collin Tukuitonga new President-Elect of World Obesity Federation

23 July 2026

Professor Sir Collin appointed President-Elect of the World Obesity Federation, one of the world's leading organisations addressing obesity prevention.
Pacific futures are New Zealand's futures, says new book chapter

23 July 2026

'Facing Up to Our Future: Challenges and Choices for New Zealand' brings together 21 leading thinkers including Fonoi'a Professor Jemaima Tiatia-Siau, examining the long-term challenges shaping New Zealand's future.
We have the sunshine, so why are we so slow to harness it for solar energy?

23 July 2026

Commentary: Ralph Cooney looks at why New Zealand lags far behind Australia in residential solar energy, and identifies 10 policy shifts needed to change that.
What happens after a river becomes a legal person?

22 July 2026

A Yale PhD candidate moved to Whanganui to investigate what nearly a decade of legal personhood has meant for Te Awa o Whanganui and its people.
Banning climate lawsuits could risk billions

22 July 2026

Analysis: A government that legislates immunity for its largest emitters fails its courts and communities and jeopardises its trade agreements, write Jane Kelsey and Fernando Hernandez.
How couples can make hybrid work work

21 July 2026

Analysis: As hybrid work blurs work and home life, Joanne Mutter explores how couples can set boundaries.
Forgotten harakeke taonga reveals global Māori trade history

17 July 2026

From Te Tai Tokerau to London, a newly researched collection at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, shows how Māori-led harakeke trade reached the world stage in the nineteenth century.

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