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Students collaborate on QS sustainability initiative and boost career skills

26 January 2024

Another group of University of Auckland students has completed the Future17 programme, experiencing real-life ways to solve global sustainability challenges.
Fighting for the youth vote in America

25 January 2024

Motivated to protect democracy and freedoms, young American voters are turning out to vote in higher numbers than ever before, according to a new book by University of Auckland historian Jennifer Frost.
How to split a society

17 January 2024

Opinion: In our small society, we would be wise to hold fast to mutual goodwill, recognise genuine grievances and address them rather than let ourselves become dangerously divided, writes Anne Salmond.
Climate research takes on greatest threat to Pacific

9 January 2024

Pacific researchers are taking bold steps to better understand the population dynamics of the region’s 13 million peoples – projected to become 20 million by 2050.
Staff and alumni achievements recognised in 2024 New Year Honours

3 January 2024

Congratulations to Waipapa Taumata Rau staff and alumni whose work has been acknowledged in the New Year Honours.
Perfect moment to reset tourism in Southeast Asia

19 December 2023

Professor Andreas Neef has led research to support sustainable tourism as visitors return to holiday spots in Southeast Asia.
Unique perspectives about Aotearoa and its peoples

7 December 2023

VIDEO: Film maker Professor Annie Goldson received a 2023 University Research Impact Award for her award winning documentaries from Aotearoa.
Navigating a pathway through a changing land

5 December 2023

A trip back through 40 years of thinking and writing about Māori, Pākehā and Pacific worlds, and the places they meet, is the wide-ranging scope of Dame Anne Salmond’s latest book.
Enhancing the mana of Te Tiriti

5 December 2023

Opinion: There is no need for the Act Party’s ‘principles’, because there are not two treaties, says Professor Margaret Mutu. There is only one – Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Psychological thriller wins inaugural Phoenix Prize

5 December 2023

A pacy psychological thriller set in contemporary Sydney has won the inaugural Phoenix Prize for its author Rachel Paris, a Master of Creative Writing student from the Faculty of Arts.
Linda Bryder's latest book a labour of love

30 November 2023

Curiosity about what sparked the momentous change in New Zealand’s maternity care from 1990, and its consequences for mothers and babies, is behind historian Linda Bryder’s new book.
Historic plaque found stashed in Old Choral Hall cupboard

30 November 2023

A controversial 1915 plaque that marks a moment in time was found in Old Choral Hall by a construction worker.

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