Establishment of marine life going swimmingly
Professor Chris Battershill checks in on how the new marine life is developing at the seapods in Tauranga Harbour.
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Establishment of marine life going swimmingly
Professor Chris Battershill checks in on how the new marine life is developing at the seapods in Tauranga Harbour.
The threat of 3D-printed ‘ghost guns’ is growing, but NZ is yet to act on these 3 big legal gaps
With public submissions on the Arms Act closing this month, we need to consider the threat of 'ghost guns' writes Professor Al Gillespie for The Conversation.
NZ depends on the rules-based world Trump is dismantling – why the silence?
As a small trading nation reliant on a rules-based global order New Zealand cannot sit quietly forever, writes Professor Al Gillespie in this piece for The Conversation.
Waikato’s Writer in Residence to explore failed love and the world beyond
The University welcomes its new Writer in Residence for 2025, Joan Fleming.
Waikato celebrates launch of Cook Islands-based teacher training programme
Students in the Cook Islands now have the opportunity to study a teacher training programme with the University of Waikato.
Navigating economic constraints, future challenges, and emerging opportunities
The New Zealand Economics Forum 2025
Aspiring midwives welcomed to Waikato
Waikato's new graduate-entry midwifery programme is the first of its kind in New Zealand.
Nature and shops: here’s what people told us they want most from urban planning
New research gives politicians, policy-makers and others interested in planning cities the information they need to better meet the needs of citizens.
‘America First’ trade policy is pushing economic self-sufficiency – but history shows this is harder than it seems
Countries will need to consider how to survive in the face of others' attempted economic self-sufficiency, Senior Lecturer Garritt Van Dyk writes in this piece for The Conversation.
Professional director and distinguished alumna appointed Pro Vice-Chancellor Management
Jennifer Kerr is set to join the University as its new Pro Vice-Chancellor Management.
Unambitious and undermined: why NZ’s latest climate pledge lacks the crucial ‘good faith’ factor
There is room for greater ambition in New Zealand's climate pledge, argues Associate Professor of Law Dr Nathan Cooper in this piece for The Conversation.
Research funding to drive diabetes care impact
New Health Research Council funding will enable a University of Waikato team to start a project aimed at improving health equity.