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We have to reimagine the education system for Māori

18 December 2024

What educational success might look like for Māori is the focus of a new book by Dr Maia Hetaraka from Waipapa Taumata Rau University of Auckland.
New Māori doctor’s commitment to equity shapes her career

11 December 2024

Dr Stacy-Ria Harlee Te Kurapa-King, a kaihaka and trailblazer in health sciences, will begin her journey as a doctor in January.
Hammering away at his studies: labourer becomes a doctor 

10 December 2024

Joshua Brown (Tainui, Ngaati Te Ata) grew up dreaming of becoming a builder. After a decade working as a labourer, he’s downing tools and picking up a stethoscope instead. 
Mind and mana: empowering Māori and Pacific mental well-being

10 December 2024

For Assina Te Paa-Kolio, graduating with a Bachelor of Health Sciences was more than an academic achievement, but a personal milestone shaped by stories of her whānau.
Using uncomfortable conversations for deeper connections

9 December 2024

The inaugural Kairangahua Wānanga research hui saw more than 100 health-related researchers from across the country – including 54 from the Auckland Bioengineering Institute – dig deep into research from a Māori perspective
Exhibition highlights pioneering Māori modernism creatives

2 December 2024

A reading room and exhibition area has opened in the University Library. Its first exhibition highlights pioneering creatives who helped revolutionise Māori modernism.
Dan Hikuroa honoured for research by Royal Society Te Apārangi

21 November 2024

Associate Professor Dan Hikuroa has won a prestigious award in recognition of his research which blends mātauranga Māori and Western science.
University of Auckland researchers shine at 2024 Royal Society Awards

21 November 2024

A number of University of Auckland academics have been recognised for excellence in scholarship or innovation, making a significant contribution to Aotearoa New Zealand through their research careers.
Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity announces 2025 changemakers

14 November 2024

A cohort of Indigenous and Pacific changemakers have been selected as the 2025 Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity, a partnership between Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland, and the University of Melbourne.
Landmark book chronicles the rich history of Māori art

12 November 2024

Over 12 years in the making, new book Toi Te Mana: An Indigenous History of Māori Art explores the vibrant legacy of toi Māori.
Work with rangatahi leads to outstanding research

7 November 2024

Professor Terryann Clark, a leading researcher in adolescent and Māori public health, has been recognised with promotion to professor.
Māori and Pacific wahine projects get funding boost

7 November 2024

A focus on Māori and Pacific women and girls connects this year’s successful Marsden grant recipients from the University of Auckland’s Faculty of Education and Social Work.

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