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Outstanding University of Auckland scholars each awarded $1.1m to advance their research

12 December 2025

Funding from the Royal Society Te Apārangi will boost three researchers to be fostered and retained in the science, innovation and technology ecosystem to benefit Aotearoa New Zealand.
From loss to gain: Bianca’s full-circle moment

11 December 2025

Graduate Bianca Anderson shares how early loss shaped her calling, and why she’s standing up for nurses across Aotearoa New Zealand.
Top achiever ready to make his mark in medicine

10 December 2025

Medical graduate Joseph Johnston will be the first doctor in his family, but followed his father's lead in many ways.
Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity announces group of Indigenous leaders for 2026

4 December 2025

The Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity have announced a new group of 20 budding Indigenous change makers for 2026, including Cath Dunphy.
Historic first: Pacific heritage at the helm of Architecture and Planning

4 December 2025

Associate Professor Michael Davis is the first person of Pacific heritage to head the School of Architecture and Planning.
Building a global Indigenous trading system

4 December 2025

Māori leaders and international partners are driving a new era of Indigenous trade, highlighted by the Kiingitanga’s launch of the Kotahitanga Fund and major 2025 business wānanga.
Michael Steedman: a different path

1 December 2025

Kapa haka and Māori martial arts helped Michael Steedman connect to his Māoritanga. Now he's supporting students to find their own paths.
Te Pae Huinga Manu celebrates Indigenous research excellence

28 November 2025

The inaugural Te Pae Huinga Manu event showcased Māori-led research excellence, a key research strength at the University of Auckland.
University hosts celebration of Māori research excellence

25 November 2025

On 27 November, Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland, will host the inaugural Te Pae Huinga Manu, an event dedicated to celebrating Māori research excellence.
Palliative care programme proves impactful

24 November 2025

The specialist training programme equipped Alexandrah Swann with the skills and knowledge to provide meaningful care when it is needed most.
Landmark Māori art book wins top international prize

21 November 2025

'Toi Te Mana: An Indigenous History of Māori Art' by Professors Deidre Brown and Ngarino Ellis, with Jonathan Mane Wheoki, has won the Apollo Award for 2025 Best Book of the Year.
Māori dance pioneer honoured with new prize

20 November 2025

A leading figure in Māori contemporary dance in Aotearoa, Stephen Bradshaw (Ngāti Maru), has been honoured with an award in his name at the University of Auckland.

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