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Waipapa Taumata Rau Kaiārahi: cultural champions

1 September 2023

Kaiārahi at Waipapa Taumata Rau are Māori leaders appointed for their knowledge of te ao Māori and involvement in their communities.
Waiora Port at 90: living life like there's no tomorrow

1 September 2023

When Dr Waiora Port was growing up, there was no such thing as Māori Language Week. In fact, quite the opposite. She was even told to stop using her original Māori name.
Crowdfunding and vinyl sale gives bFM a boost

1 September 2023

The headlines were jarring. Radio bFM was selling off part of its record collection to stay afloat. So how did it go?
Epsom Campus: trail of beautiful memories

1 September 2023

The Epsom Campus will close in early 2024. But for now, a discovery art trail is one way to acknowledge its rich history.
Ilan Oshri: businesses can improve their use of AI for sustainability

1 September 2023

AI is being used in everything from energy and agriculture to transportation and urban planning. Professor Ilan Oshri says it can be used better.
Thomas Swinburn: student doctor's winning human touch

1 August 2023

Medical student Thomas Swinburn has discovered medicine is best dispensed with a large dose of humanity. Writing about that earned him a global award.
Annie Goldson's film an insight into radical theatre troupe Red Mole

1 August 2023

Professor Annie Goldson's latest film explores the impact of 1970s ground-breaking theatre troupe Red Mole, and its links with the University of Auckland.
Paula Morris: new anthology's fresh approach to Māori short stories

1 August 2023

Such was the talent, it was a challenge for editor Paula Morris to whittle down the short stories of 27 Māori writers for an anthology, Hiwa.
Kevin Trenberth: communicating climate science with urgency

1 August 2023

Dr Kevin Trenberth didn’t let injuries from an incident involving his Shih Tzu and a pit bull stop him from picking up the phone to talk about climate change.
Research project spies on honey bees, for their health

1 August 2023

Bees can tell us a lot about human circadian rhythms. Now we're spying on bees for their own good too - to check the health of their colonies.
Success for pilot shows created in Asian Kiwi film programme at University

1 August 2023

A University collaboration with the Pan Asian Screen Collective supported by NZ On Air has led to more Asian Kiwi filmmakers telling stories on screen.
Karly Burch: Whose data to believe over nuclear wastewater?

1 August 2023

Opinion: Dr Karly Burch wonders who is providing the most accurate scientific data following Japan’s decision to discharge nuclear wastewater into the Pacific Ocean.

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