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Explainer: how a royal commission will investigate Christchurch shootings

The trial of the man accused of the murders and attempted murders in the Christchurch mosque attacks is one small but important legal process.

Pacific countries score well in media freedom index, but reality is far worse

When Pacific countries reflect on the state of their media, they know the reality is much worse than the ticks they got from global media freedom watchdog.

What does luxury really mean?

To date there is no objective or quantifiable definition of luxury or the luxury market due to their nebulous nature.

62% increase in AUT researchers

Growing expertise to help New Zealand and the world

Social interaction impaired by mild-TBI

AUT research shows that even a mild brain injury can impair social cognition, which may cause difficulties in communication, relationships and employment.

Driving diversity in NZ leadership

A long-serving AUT staff member is "humbled, privileged and very excited" at being appointed to the board of Global Women.

Giving women real choices

Associate Professor Sharyn Graham Davies has been defending women's right to choose what they wear.

Explainer: mosque shootings trial

AUT Law School professor, Kris Gledhill, outlines the judicial process for the trial of the alleged perpetrator of the Christchurch terror attacks.

The SKA: should NZ stay or leave?

The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) is one of the biggest projects on the planet. But it costs money to stay at the table and the debate is heating up.

High praise for AUT Career Fair

AUT ICT and Engineering Career Fair is a great way to expand students’ understanding of career options and employers’ knowledge of AUT qualifications.