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Age no barrier to winning three hockey golds in a row

6 March 2026

University of Auckland's Suzanne Jackson is "buzzing" that her team just won gold in the Vantage National Masters hockey tournament for the third year in a row.
Research sheds new light on pusiaki - Tongan adoption

3 March 2026

Pacific Studies doctoral candidate Amanda SullivanLee examines Pusiaki, a Tongan relational, multilayered kinship system that predates missionary contact and differs fundamentally from Western legal adoption.
Maintaining dignity in 'the longest goodbye'

27 February 2026

Opinion: Māori are disproportionately affected by mate wareware. And because language shapes care, we use the te reo term rather than dementia for good reason, explains Makarena Dudley.
Thirty years of transforming Māori enterprise

27 February 2026

Alumni have returned to celebrate 30 years of a programme that has propelled Māori into CEO, chair and senior leadership roles across Aotearoa, with a refreshed version now on the way.
Seeing the child, not the diagnosis: Indigenous framework supporting whānau

25 February 2026

A new Indigenous framework co-designed by University of Auckland researchers aims to reshape delivery of children’s palliative care. An Auckland whānau share their experience.
Marae outreach raising awareness about ‘the longest goodbye’

24 February 2026

Centre for Brain Research's marae to marae outreach takes plain language brain health kōrero to communities across the motu. They visited Te Papaiouru (Ōhinemutu) marae in Rotorua on 20 February.
'System hackers' needed for women leaving rehab

24 February 2026

Drug treatment programmes focused on mothers with young children need to ideally offer support for up to five years after rehab, a PhD study argues.
New study finds colonisation driving food insecurity for Māori

10 February 2026

Food insecurity experienced by Māori in Aotearoa New Zealand is not the result of individual choice or lifestyle, but a direct and ongoing consequence of colonisation, according to new research.
Pacific Fono celebrates 20 years of service to tauira

10 February 2026

Lalanga e Ako ’ae Māori moe Pacific Fono celebrated Māori and Pacific achievement, while also honouring Mona O’Shea and Matt Tarawa for 20 years of service, guiding students toward success.
Te Tiriti should 'shape how we are governed'

3 February 2026

Opinion: More than half of New Zealanders think Te Tiriti o Waitangi has an important political role to play in our government, says sociologist Dr Avril Bell.
Celebration marks Pacific leadership in health research to address gout

29 January 2026

A project that created culturally tailored resources to address gout - which disproportionately affects Pacific populations – brought together community leaders, health professionals and researchers.
Te Pae Huinga Manu: A te ao Māori lens on research

27 January 2026

Watch the videos of four guest speakers who shared their knowledge and experience at the inaugural Te Pae Huinga Manu event celebrating Māori research excellence.

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