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Māori women who commit crime demonised

Newspapers often depict Māori women as intrinsically bad and unworthy of readers’ sympathy while being empathic with Pākehā women, Dr Antje Deckert says.

The power of positive expectations

Māori students respond best when someone believes in them, expects the best from them and acknowledges their dreams, Lecturer Jani Wilson says.

The human face of Iran

PMC's David Robie looks behind the chadors and sabre rattling to show the human face of Iran with a series on politics, travel and adventure.

Initiative supports Māori entrepreneurs

AUT and Northland Inc are pooling their resources to launch a business accelerator programme aimed at enhancing Māori entrepreneurship.

An inspiring and influential woman

The BBC has revealed its list of the top 100 inspiring and influential women of 2019 - and Professor Marilyn Waring is among them.

Flexibility essential in home design

Designers and builders will have to become more creative in how housing and infrastructure matches our expectations, writes Professor John Tookey.

Alumni earn Beta Gamma Sigma membership

The AUT Chapter of BGS inducted 120 high-achieving Business alumni into the prestigious global society, the largest ceremony since it started in 2012.

Top students awarded AUT Blue Awards

59 AUT students from disciplines ranging from water polo to film directing celebrated their successes at the 2019 AUT Blue Awards on Thursday 10 October.

Prof Pio awarded Te Rangi Hīroa Medal

Professor Edwina Pio has been awarded the Te Rangi Hīroa Medal by Royal Society Te Apārangi for her pioneering research in diversity.

How do buildings affect mental health?

Why neuro-architecture matters and how it can largely affect the way we design and create our surrounding environments.