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Newborn gel reduces risk of brain damage
A new trial has revealed a simple dab of "sugar gel" on the inside of a newborn's mouth can lower the risk of developmental brain damage.
A new trial has revealed a simple dab of "sugar gel" on the inside of a newborn's mouth can lower the risk of developmental brain damage.
Kiwi scientists have brought their pest-busting expertise to a spectacular Pacific atoll formerly owned by late legendary actor Marlon Brando.
A student says she dedicated hundreds of hours of study in an effort to get into a medical programme, only to be told hours before a test she had been rejected.
Women in Science grant will allows NZ-based researcher 'potential to make significant discoveries'.
Increasing numbers of parents are worried they do not have enough money for their child's education.
The Government has been accused of gutting a major longitudinal study tracking the experiences of kids growing up in New Zealand, after a funding cut resulted in the number of its participants being slashed by two thirds.
The University of Auckland has hit out at plans by Waikato University for a new medical school, calling it "ill conceived" and costly.
A revolutionary apple-based flour developed at the University of Auckland could be on the local market next year - as international
The latest inductee into the Central Hawke's Bay College Honours is Sir Pita Sharples. Sir Pita attended Central Hawke's Bay College's
COMMENT: As Vice-Chancellor of the Uni of Auckland, I do draw the line at unwarranted complaints about our generous donors and their philanthropic support.
COMMENT: A 'little' strike at the University of Auckland has shone a light on what really is happening on campus.
A major breakthrough in detecting eyesight problems in very young children has been made with revolutionary eye technology invented
Two New Zealand universities are among the top 100 in the world for these subjects...
The first Pasifika academics at the University of Auckland's business school are two Tongan women, graduating tomorrow with PhDs.
The new tax imposing GST on all online purchases of digital services is unenforceable and doesn't fully protect bricks-and-mortar
Among our eight universities, one should be capable of making its presence felt in the English-speaking world. Auckland should be up there.
University of Auckland bosses have launched New Zealand's most ambitious fundraising campaign, setting a target of $300 million.
It's GST's 30th birthday and a leading university lecturer says it's time to address the imbalance caused by the consumption tax in
Auckland business and economic leaders are among those being urged to be brave and confront some of the city's biggest issues in the
Cutting-edge software trialled by Auckand University researchers could help achieve New Zealand's bold goal of becoming predator-free by 2050.
From his office looking out across San Francisco Bay, New Zealand bio-scientist and entrepreneur Graeme Fielder is playing his part
Mature age study can ignite the imagination, build confidence, increase earning potential and perhaps even help you land your dream job, writes Tiana Templeman
The haunting call of the kokako reminds Californian-based Kiwi entrepreneur Alexei Dunayev where he began in his quest to help computers
Two decades ago, executive education at the University of Auckland began with a course about the world wide web. Today, the search
The latest series of international "shocks" - the truck attack in Nice, the mall shootings in Munich, an attempted coup in Turkey
Research published by the Harvard Business Review shows 50% and 70% of organisations fail to successfully manage change.
The next disaster for your brand may be just around the corner - because disaster is just a few keystrokes away, says Dr Bodo Lang
More New Zealand businesses need to use the "fast-fail" strategy when they start up, as Transfercar chief executive Brian Karlson