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AUT funding helps Kiwis talk about money

Newly funded research from AUT aims to tackle financial abuse by helping Kiwis feel comfortable and talk constructively about money with their loved ones.

Auckland "most liveable"? Not for Maori

Many Māori whānau in Auckland do not enjoy the benefits of this supposed “liveability”, writes the Business School’s Ella Henry.

Flames in the NZ workforce

New AUT research, conducted in December 2020, shows Kiwi workers are at higher risk of being burnt-out than previously thought.

The fatherhood penalty

When it comes to parental equality, universities are not the progressive institutions many of us expect them to be, writes Patrick Van Esch.

What got us here won’t get us there

When the script gets scrapped, we must contend with a ‘What got us here won’t get you there’ moment, writes Professor Kate Kearins.

NZ is facing a fragmented global economy

NZ businesses must ask themselves some tough questions in order to adapt and succeed in the new global economy, writes Peter Enderwick.

Time to rethink arts funding in NZ

After a horror year for the performing arts, we need to apply some fresh thinking to the arts landscape of the future, writes Jonathan Baker.

Time to rethink arts funding in NZ

After a horror year for the performing arts, we need to apply some fresh thinking to the arts landscape of the future, writes Jonathan Baker.

Coveted EQUIS award for Business School

In gaining EQUIS accreditation, AUT Business School joins an elite group of business schools around the world.

Would 'COVID loans' be more affordable?

Faced with a COVID-19 pandemic of unknown severity and duration, governments are looking for effective and sustainable ways to maintain their economies.