Futurelearning A little thing called compassion fatigue Can doctors tire of caring? Professor Nathan Consedine and Dr Tony Fernando find out. Feb 05 2019 University Of Auckland
Futurelearning A history lesson in Pacific ‘leeching’ A look at why Heather du Plessis-Allan’s ‘leeching off NZ’ comments are so irresponsibly racist. Oct 24 2018 University Of Auckland
Futurelearning Keep science serious - avoid the ‘p’ word Tom Bodey explains why scientists tend to shy away from words like ‘personality’ in an effort to be taken seriously. Jul 24 2018 University Of Auckland
Futurelearning Amended: A case against antidepressants This article has been amended to take account of the authors’ acceptance of the word ‘suicidality’ instead of ‘suicide’ and to amend wording around MedSafe’s views. May 30 2018 University Of Auckland
Futurelearning Govt should move now to ban drug advertising If the Government wants to support PHARMAC’s mission of getting best value for money in drugs, it should move now to ban direct marketing to consumers. Mar 02 2018 University Of Auckland
Futurelearning Summer blogging keeps kids ‘match fit’ Researchers are helping youngsters beat an unwelcome side effect of the long summer break – a loss of learning. Jan 05 2018 University Of Auckland
Futurelearning AI: If you can’t beat it, join it Darl Kolb argues that instead of resisting AI, we should should be looking at how we can work more closely with machines in the future. Nov 27 2017 University Of Auckland
Comment Why a grand coalition was unthinkable One logical partnership was largely absent from the election discourse: a ‘National-Labour’ grand coalition. But why? Oct 20 2017 University Of Auckland
News Māori research wins big at awards Social injustices that undermine Māori, and treating babies with brain injuries were among the big winners at the Royal Society of NZ Research Honours. Oct 12 2017 University Of Auckland
Futurelearning Childbirth is never one size fits all University of Auckland researchers address some of the most pressing concerns of mothers and mothers-to-be. Oct 11 2017 University Of Auckland
boardroom Why NZ firms are missing opportunities NZ firms seem to have the fundamentals of what it takes to shape markets, but very few are doing it, University of Auckland researchers find. Oct 03 2017 Newsroom Staff and University Of Auckland
Futurelearning A unique tool for learning Māori A computer-assisted language tool combines expertise in computer engineering, linguistics and the oratory skills of respected Māori elders. Sep 15 2017 University Of Auckland
environment Dirty rivers destroying our oceans’ mauri Reconnecting us to our environment is a challenge that must be met if the mauri of our water is to be restored. Sep 12 2017 University Of Auckland
Futurelearning Women, software engineering needs you Women deserve a seat at the engineering and technology table. Associate Professor Catherine Watson, Dr Rashina Hoda and Dr Kelly Blincoe explain why. Aug 15 2017 University Of Auckland
Futurelearning Māori farewell family with digital stories Digital stories made by Maori families about caring for loved ones at the end of their lives are giving voice to communities who don’t always have access to palliative care. Jul 19 2017 University Of Auckland
real economy ANZ chief: hold executives to account ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott says banks need to make examples of their senior staff when they fail to perform to the highest standards. Jul 11 2017 University Of Auckland
Futurelearning How a taonga stolen in 1810 came home A medal stolen from a Maori chief more than 200 years ago is now on display at Te Papa. Jun 23 2017 University Of Auckland
Futurelearning Budget 2017: Social security begins at home We need a Budget inspired by a vision of enhanced social security for all. May 24 2017 University Of Auckland
Futurelearning Make child obesity and poverty Budget priorities SUSAN ST JOHN: This is would be a good budget if it included a complete overhaul of family policies. May 23 2017 University Of Auckland
Futurelearning Drowning islands scenario challenged A 1:50 scale replica of a coral reef island in Tuvalu has been constructed to show that islands on coral reefs will be more resilient to sea level rise than has been thought in the past. May 18 2017 University Of Auckland
