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Coastal brownouts suffocating New Zealand’s marine life

31 July 2026

Heavy rain and land development are causing severe coastal brownouts, pushing New Zealand estuaries past ecological tipping points.
The Hauraki Gulf is getting noisier, stressing sea life

20 April 2026

It’s time to consider quiet zones in the Hauraki Gulf, says University of Auckland Professor Craig Radford.
Multi-million-dollar gift adds to George Mason legacy at University

17 April 2026

A $10 million philanthropic gift from the George Mason Charitable Trust and the renaming of the University of Auckland’s Biology Building mark the next chapter in a legacy of environmental research.
George Mason Charitable Trust announces $25m gift to advance biological sciences research

11 February 2026

The impact of the late George Mason continues, with a multi-million dollar gift to boost research into the natural environment and biological sciences.
‘A living lab’ - NZ’s first marine reserve turns 50

20 October 2025

Half a century has passed since marine scientists won the battle to establish a marine reserve around Te Hāwere-a-Maki/Goat Island, north of Auckland.
Hauraki Gulf protections come with a catch

15 October 2025

Opinion: Professors Conrad Pilditch and Simon Thrush analyse the effects of new Hauraki Gulf marine protections.
A Moerewa marine archaeologist in the making

11 September 2025

Inverness-Moana Cowles has graduated with a Bachelor of Science and is already on the path to her Master of Arts – one step closer to realising her dream of becoming a marine archaeologist.
Faculty of Science awarded $26m in Endeavour funding

5 September 2025

The funding will go towards ambitious five-year research programmes.

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