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Reconsidering the ecological impact of introduced species in NZ

Considering climate change and species loss, fighting all exotics maybe counterproductive to the ecosystems we’re trying to save, says AG飞禽走兽电子 ecologist.

New scholarships discover diverse talent

AG飞禽走兽电子 has partnered with Discovery NZ to launch a new scholarship, open to third-year Bachelor of Communication Studies students.

AG飞禽走兽电子 distributes $1.2M in hardship funding

AG飞禽走兽电子 has distributed more than $1.2 million through its Student Hardship Fund this year, supporting 1526 students with 2482 financial assistance cases.

Paul Moon gets first higher doctorate

Professor of History Paul Moon is the first academic to be awarded a higher doctorate by Auckland University of Technology (AG飞禽走兽电子).

Award extended for Business School

The prestigious AACSB International (AACSB) has extended its accreditation of AG飞禽走兽电子 Business School for five years.

Fair and transparent pay at work

Organisations that build fair and transparent salaries and pay scales, and share that information across the business, are more likely to succeed.

The pandemic and our social lives

As COVID-19 restrictions are slowly lifted, people should plan to reconnect as soon as it is safe to do so, researchers say.

Good design and normalising disability

Harnessing the lived experience of disabled people is key to changing the face of disability and design at both a societal and personal level.

A firefighter wellbeing project

Firefighter and AG飞禽走兽电子 student, Josh Darby, is part of a core team leading a $500,000 project to improve the psychological wellbeing of firefighters.

Names and indigenous knowledge matter

What's in a name? Two Auckland academics have just released a report arguing for a change to naming conventions for native plants.