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Ancient fish bones reveal lost habitats

AUT scientists combine satellite tracking and chemical analysis to reveal ancient habitats of Hauraki Gulf snapper.

Meet law graduate Natalie

Meet Natalie Devery, one of the four graduates featured in AUT’s Find Your Greatness Campaign.

Listen to - and trust - the experts

I trust the Covid experts – including Rawiri, Collin and Siouxsie – because I broadly trust the systems and institutions in which they honed their crafts.

Our economy is not promoting innovation

NZ must move from "closed" to "open" innovation approaches to better promote collaboration and grow our economy, writes Omid Aliasghar.

Pacific language videos: Niue

Episode eight of this year’s AUT Pacific Language Week video series has been released.

AUT shuttles become vaccination buses

AUT shuttles have a temporary new role and are on the road helping in the mobile vaccination campaign.

Closing the gap in STEM diversity

Electric Kiwi has joined forces with Auckland University of Technology to make a tangible step in closing the gap in STEM diversity.

Thinking through colour

After finding problems with the designs of patient information in healthcare, student Hannah Sames looked at how painting could improve experiences.

Documenting what’s left behind

For Associate Professor Fiona Amundsen the ongoing restrictions due to Covid-19 has meant she has had to adapt and pivot her art.

Child and youth mortality rates

Child and Youth Mortality Review Committee co-chair Dr Alayne Mikahere-Hall says ‘a higher priority must be placed on reducing shameful statistics’.