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Karamia Müller: 'There is no other way to say it'
1 July 2020
Opinion: Dr Karamia Müller says when you decide that lives are not negotiable, questions that appear difficult have simple and clear answers.
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The sleeping virus people may not know they have
1 July 2020
Ahead of World Hepatitis Day on 28 July, Professor Tim Dare talks about the gratitude he feels to Professor Ed Gane, and why they’re teaming up.
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Student poets break out of lockdown
1 July 2020
Students doing their Tertiary Foundation Certificate in preparation for university had an unusual experience doing their course during lockdown. As it turns out, that sparked plenty of creativity.
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Peter Hunter's vision for a MedTech precinct aligns with innovation
1 July 2020
The Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI) is known globally for its excellence. Its director has a plan to grow it further.
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Lara Greaves: Māori politics, policy and protest
1 July 2020
Dr Lara Greaves' research spans sexuality, voter apathy, Māori voting, Māori identity and referenda.
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Copyright challenges faced by universities during lockdown and beyond
1 July 2020
Melanie Johnson is on the copyright negotiation team for Universities New Zealand. She explains the complexities behind ensuring all students had access to textbooks during the Covid-19 campus closedowns around New Zealand.
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Lockdown gave us an experience of Mason Durie’s Te Pae Māhutonga
3 June 2020
Opinion: Professor Robin Kearns from the University of Auckland's School of Environment reminisces about our enforced slowdown through lockdown.
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Steven Dakin: We need to focus on eye healthcare for everyone
3 June 2020
Professor Steven Dakin, Head of the University of Auckland's School of Optometry and Vision Science, says New Zealand has an issue with eye-health inequity.
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Tamasailau Suaalii: 'We can actually learn from Māori and Pacific young offenders'
3 June 2020
Associate Professor Tamasailau Suaalii, who specialises in criminology in the Pacific, has real concerns about the way in which the youth justice system deals with young Māori and Pacific people.
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Folko Boermans' film: the man who wants to leave his brain to Richard Faull
3 June 2020
Thirty years ago Brently Ford, now 80, went to an open day at the University of Auckland Med School. That's when he decided he wanted to donate his brain.
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Business School keeps taking care of businesses
2 June 2020
Staff at the University of Auckland Business School have been sharing their expertise with Auckland businesses facing a challenging time in a Covid-19 environment.
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Merryn Gott: seeking letters from lockdown to tell a story
2 June 2020
Professor Merryn Gott and a team of researchers are investigating how the lockdown affected older people, and would love them to write her letters.
