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Indigenous nursing research goes global

8 July 2026

Fulbright recipient Ebony Komene is headed to the United States to explore nursing and models of care grounded in Indigenous knowledge.
World-first research platform transforming care around babies born too soon

6 July 2026

Million-dollar government funding will support a new clinical trials platform producing evidence on how to prevent preterm birth and treat babies born too soon.
Scholar centres I-Kiribati knowledge, women and cultural resilience

4 July 2026

Celebrating Kiribati Language Week (5-11 July). University of Auckland doctoral candidate Roi Burnett seeks to understand the nuanced ways cultural knowledge, language and social practice shape women's experiences through her research.
Ayla Hoeta: connecting Matariki and maramataka

1 July 2026

As we mark Matariki this month, maramataka practitioner and researcher Ayla Hoeta advocates for using the holiday to look at the wider system in which the celebration sits.
Sarah-Jane Paine: the pursuit for Māori health equity

29 June 2026

Professor Sarah-Jane Paine’s inaugural lecture traced her Wairoa roots, whakapapa, whānau and the path that shaped her work in Māori health research.
Māori and Pacific students soar with Apollo programme

23 June 2026

An increase in university admission rates show the pathway programme’s success in empowering school students to pursue engineering degrees.
Largest paediatric palliative study in NZ to transform services for whānau

12 June 2026

$1.2M Health Research Council (HRC) funded study will look to improve paediatric palliative care services for children and their families.
Look to land and sea for food security, says expert

11 June 2026

The way we measure who’s going hungry in New Zealand doesn’t take into account — or protect — people’s ability to gather and grow food from the land.
Beatrice Faumuinā: Championing future leaders

10 June 2026

Beatrice Faumuinā is the new director of the University of Auckland's Kupe Leadership Scholarship, an elite programme dedicated to developing exceptional leaders.
Following the kuaka: Global Indigenous collaboration takes flight

9 June 2026

Global collaboration grounded in Indigenous knowledge launches at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland.
Making room for leadership in nursing

8 June 2026

Professor Julia Slark steps aside to focus on stroke research, saying it is time for Josephine Davis's Māori leadership to shine.
Sāmoan leadership empowering Pacific students to success

3 June 2026

Vaiaso o le Gagana Sāmoa, Sāmoa Language Week in Aotearoa, is a time to celebrate those that uplift Pacific youth to succeed at Waipapa Taumata Rau.

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