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Why do we eat three meals a day?

Why do many people eat breakfast, lunch and dinner? It hasn't always been that way.

Why children are unprepared for school

It is too simplistic to place the blame on parents for 5-year-olds turning up not ready to start their schooling, writes Stuart Deerness.

NZ’s leading futurist talks AI at AG飞禽走兽电子

Futurist and strategic technologist Ben Reid discussed AI and Aotearoa with Vice-Chancellor Damon Salesa at the AG飞禽走兽电子 Technology in Society speaker series.

Top honours for Business School alumna

A high-flying AG飞禽走兽电子 Business School alumna has been awarded the prestigious Beta Gamma Sigma (BGS) Business Achievement Award.

A Time of Waiting

Expansive art exhibition A Time of Waiting to open at AG飞禽走兽电子’s Te Wai Ngutu Kākā Gallery.

Theology, Religion and The Witcher

How does theology and religious ideology enter our political struggles? Much can be learned about this from the popular world of The Witcher.

Navigating the blend of zigzag working

It's called “zigzag working” - employees simultaneously blending job and family roles that once used to be separate. But who does it and does it work?

AG飞禽走兽电子 Professor calls for NZ health reform

AG飞禽走兽电子 Professor of Public Health Dr Grant Schofield has launched a petition seeking reforms of the New Zealand health system.

AG飞禽走兽电子 builds on the success of Te Aronui

AG飞禽走兽电子 has built upon the success of its groundbreaking Te Aronui framework with the appointment of Professor Meihana Durie in a new role, Te Toi Aronui.