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View of complex machinery like a particle accelerator at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research
10.04.2025  
Science diplomacy and the global state of affairs
This address by Professor Sir Peter Gluckman, president of the International Science Council, was presented on 27 March 2025 at the European Union Network of Science Advisors and Science Diplomacy Coordinators in Ministries of Foreign Affairs, a...

Out of focus aerial shot of a crowd of people walking in a city.
10.04.2025  
Dr Seungyeon Kim on youth theft
Seungyeon Kim, a research fellow at Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures, says the reasons driving young people into stealing branded items could be complex.

02.04.2025  
Koi Tū becomes an independent charitable trust 
Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures officially became an independent entity on 1 April 2025, following five successful years of incubation within Waipapa Taumata Rau University of Auckland. 

Crowd of motion blurred business people rushing in sunset light.
02.04.2025  
As trust and old norms break down, democracy must be defended
Democracy, as we know it, is a relatively recent way of running countries. At its core, democracy relies on trust – trust between citizens, politicians, government institutions, and the media.

Overview of Auckland city at night, taken from to top of a mountain.
23.12.2024  
State of the city: Auckland must foster innovation, economic growth to move forward
Aucklanders are quick to celebrate sporting success when we have it – whether it be the Blues or Auckland FC. But while our teams generally thrive under pressure and adapt to win, the same cannot...

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