
Visiting royal lends support for spinal injuries
Royal Zara Phillips is in Auckland supporting research for spinal cord injuries as a patron of the CatWalk Trust.
Royal Zara Phillips is in Auckland supporting research for spinal cord injuries as a patron of the CatWalk Trust.
The University of Auckland is about to take a plunge into uncharted waters: A series of never-before-seen initiatives aimed at creating a generation of more enterprising graduates.
New research has found that only four per cent of New Zealanders agreed they felt close to people in their local area.
A hacker group calling itself the Middle East Cyber Army has temporarily hacked an Auckland University website.
A glass of red wine and a bite of chocolate could help you stave off a cold this winter, new Kiwi research shows.
The University of Auckland today opened its Newmarket Campus — a $101 million upgrade of what was once the base of Lion Breweries.
World university rankings show Auckland is the best place to study in NZ if you want to be an accountant, lawyer, geographer, teacher, architect or a chemist.
Health officials are yet to determine what caused a stomach bug that left 168 University of Auckland students severely ill.
A stomach bug that ripped through a University of Auckland residence has left 165 students sick, with the worst-affected needing hospital treatment.
Being a teacher doesn't just mean losing your patience with unruly pupils - it can also mean losing your voice.
Nearly all fish oil supplements marketed in NZ contain much less of the brain-boosting omega-3 fatty acids than their labels claim.
An intelligent arm brace adding extra muscle by flexing, as we do, will be created in a landmark German-Kiwi collaboration.
Angela Merkel is delivering a lecture to about 260 people at Auckland University's Maidment Theatre.
Dr Lester Levy, chairman of the Auckland and Waitemata DHBs, Auckland Transport and Professor of Leadership at the University of Auckland Business School, is only half-joking when he analyses how charismatic leaders often do more harm than good in Sarah Stuart’s 12 Questions.
Hair from the scalps of pregnant women is offering Auckland-based medical researchers vital information about the growth of unborn babies.
Kaj Storbacka - Professor - Markets and Strategy, University of Auckland Business School.