A fresh wave of posters promoting white nationalism have been plastered to walls around the University of Auckland today, the first day of the study year.
A spokeswoman for the university said it was aware of the materials and they were being removed.
The University of Auckland came under fire last year for refusing to acknowledge there was a problem with racism on its campus, despite an apparent uptick in white supremacist and neo-Nazi propaganda being distributed in the area.
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Last March in Orientation Week a group called the Auckland University European Students Association formed and began distributing racist material across campus.