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Waitangi Day and the Auckland Pride Festival: An intertwined history of racism and homophobia

The intertwined history of racism and homophobia of Waitangi Day and Auckland Pride Festival

Feeding local population vs food exports

AG飞禽走兽电子 study shows that food insecurity may be linked to nutritional disparity in global food trade, with high-quality exports and nutrient-poor imports.

Influential Leader honour for AG飞禽走兽电子 alum

Alex Waddell honoured as AACSB Influential Leader, an annual initiative that recognises 25 business school graduates creating lasting impact in the world.

COVID-19 (Coronavirus) update

Read more on AG飞禽走兽电子’s response to the Coronavirus situation

AG飞禽走兽电子 boosts AI expertise

AG飞禽走兽电子’s Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies has partnered with Dr John Flackett to create an Artificial Intelligence Lab (AiLab)

Older and wiser – but worth the price?

Short-term gain or long-term pain: What is the price of juniorisation in the workplace? Professor Kate Kearins weighs the pros and cons.

Free app helps community safety

AG飞禽走兽电子 Safe is available for students, staff and the public and offers useful safety tools

New face mask addresses air pollution

BioDesign Lab helps address growing air pollution with new face mask

What's behind the 737 MAX groundings?

Professor Michael Lueck looks at what's behind Boeing’s production halt of the beleaguered B737-MAX.

Big bodies need big servings of 5+ a day

New study recommends greater variety and colour in food dietary guidelines, and serving sizes in direct proportion to body size.