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Hato Petera old boys lodge land claim

Old boys of troubled Auckland Catholic co-ed boarding school Hato Petera have lodged a Treaty of Waitangi claim on the property and surrounding land.

Kiwis lose touch with their neighbours

New research has found that only four per cent of New Zealanders agreed they felt close to people in their local area.

Universities hit by increase in copyright licences

NZ needs to step up for human rights

Blind belief in New Zealand's status as a global human rights leader is hampering real progress, a new report says.

Women miss top uni jobs

A damning report showing women at the Auckland University of Technology were occupying increasingly fewer senior academic roles was kept out of the public domain.

Dynamic Business: A learning curve for education

Geoff Perry, Dean of Business and Law at AUT University talked to Greg Hall about the potential for disruption in education.

Directors' networks can harm company performance

<b>Partnered content:</b> New Zealand companies may be affected negatively by the phenomenon of 'directors’ networks', according to a new AUT study.

Father's death sparked Kiwi's award-winning stroke app

Pasifika graduate numbers rising

Construction boom at city campuses

Auckland's universities are spending hundreds of millions of dollars on new buildings, transforming not only their campuses but the shape of the city they serve.

Your place, the workplace

Is working from home really working? Anthony Doesburg reports.

New building a milestone for university

Decision-making key to financial literacy

Janet McAllister: Buffs draw their own conclusions

Celebrity honours cost $250,000

New Zealand universities have spent more than $250,000 dishing out honorary degrees to celebrities and visiting dignitaries, a Herald investigation into the eight institutions has found.

The score on dieting

Many festive folks will have one eye on the difference Christmas indulgence makes to their waistlines.