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Students’ musical adventures in a Viennese café
29 April 2025
It seems like a dream to see an opera by Mozart that no one in the world has ever seen before.
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Young leaders empowered by Kupe Leadership Scholarships
29 April 2025
Big things are in store for Francesca Long and Daniel Stockton, who are set to make their mark on Aotearoa – and the world.
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International showing for powerful exhibition
29 April 2025
The Gus Fisher Gallery has achieved a remarkable first: an international showing for a groundbreaking exhibition launched at the gallery in June 2024 and developed in partnership with City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi.
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Ordinary people, real power: can democracy be more democratic?
28 April 2025
Ingenious podcast: Citizens' Assemblies – ordinary people coming together to make tough political decisions – are gaining traction in a world where traditional democracy is under fire.
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Online gaming review on Pacific youth: urgent need for more research
14 April 2025
The perspectives of young people, the largest population engaging in online gaming spaces are often ignored in research. A new report shows an urgent need for more research in this area.
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Ambassador applauds excellence and success of University's research
10 April 2025
The University celebrated the work and impact of leading researchers at Hīkina kia Tutuki, Rise to the Challenge: Researchers with Global Impact 2025.
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Winston Peters at 80
9 April 2025
Comment: Grant Duncan looks back as the populist’s populist clocks up 50 years of political comebacks, a career is remarkable for its many ups and downs sheer longevity.
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Hitting the right note: films showcase New Zealand composers
8 April 2025
Eight original works by masters graduates from the University of Auckland’s School of Music have been professionally performed and feature in an 80-minute virtual concert.
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The cost of that kitchen bench, on the lives of others
1 April 2025
Analysis: We probably should ban engineered stone, but we also need to invest in education campaigns to raise awareness about the long-term risks of industrial dust exposure more widely says Kristiann Allen, Anne Bardsley and Jenny Salmond.
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Dedication to social justice unites Royal Society Fellows
31 March 2025
A leading educator and notable dance scholar from the University's Faculty of Arts and Education have been honoured by the Royal Society Te Apārangi as Fellows.
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A decade of dedication and Pacific cultural pride
30 March 2025
Acting Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor Pacific, Sili-Mireta Ropati (Leauva’a, Lalomanu, Lufilufi), celebrates a milestone attending ASB Polyfest, the world’s largest secondary schools Polynesian cultural festival.
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Pacific scholar's 50-year journey with ASB Polyfest
30 March 2025
Sāmoa language pioneer Muli’agatele Dr Vavaō Fetui, a longtime stalwart of ASB Polyfest, recalls its early beginnings fifty years ago.
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