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University remembers MAPAS legend and health pioneer
9 October 2026
Obituary: The University pays tribute to Emeritus Professor Colin Mantell, a distinguished obstetrician, researcher and champion of Māori and Pacific health education.
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Turning diversity into political capital
7 October 2026
Governments in New Zealand, Australia and Canada have often used cultural diversity to maintain power and promote contentious agendas, a new book suggests.
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A constitution in question: new book argues case for reform
30 September 2026
Unjust, illegitimate, illegal. This is how Professor Claire Charters describes New Zealand's constitution in her new book, Sovereignty.
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Researcher explores perception of rāhui in tourism
30 September 2026
What happens when tourists arrive at a popular destination only to discover it's off-limits?
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University expands global education reach through new China partnerships
30 September 2026
New joint programmes and a joint institute are creating pathways for students and deepening academic partnerships in China.
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PhD calls for name suppression rethink
28 September 2026
Name suppression is rarely granted in New Zealand, but Dr Shannon Eldridge argues it's time to consider making anonymity the norm.
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Māori and Pacific strengths belong in law
28 September 2026
Navigating race, class and identity, Master of Laws graduate Teresa Brown has turned her attention to systemic racism, and what needs to change for Māori and Pacific students to thrive.
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Simple design changes can help people with dementia
25 September 2026
Analysis: For a person with dementia, features in the home that once seemed ordinary or helpful can become confusing or difficult to recognise.
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Young grandmother defies the odds with law degree
25 September 2026
After years of putting her ambitions aside, Rahema Hook is graduating with a law degree to help Māori in Northland navigate the justice system.
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Māori-Pacific graduate finds strength and purpose at University
25 September 2026
After the loss of his mother, Taliaoa Aidan Samasoni-Tukuitonga has found strength in his Māori and Pacific identities and hopes to create opportunities for others.
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Graduate tells story of whenua loss on Aotea
24 September 2026
Māori Studies PhD graduate Kelly Klink says her achievement is a collective one with her iwi Ngāti Rehua, who have suffered major land loss on Great Barrier Island (Aotea).
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Fine-tuning vibration therapy for cerebral palsy
23 September 2026
A family member’s struggle with cerebral palsy inspired Andrew Lowry’s research into technology to help with the disease’s muscle stiffness.
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