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Study reveals low stroke awareness

A national survey shows that stroke is not recognised as a major cause of death. It also reveals low-level awareness of stroke among Pacific peoples.

Law scholar wins Trans-Tasman prize

The Law School’s Helen Dervan has co-authored award-winning research about how to improve NZ’s approach to financial regulation.

How screen time impacts children

A Melbourne-led study has found heavy TV and computer use impacts children's academic results.

PJR spotlights media strain in Melanesia

Hostile media environments pose growing challenges to Melanesia’s democracies, finds AUT’s latest Pacific Journalism Review.

More cyber attacks likely

New Zealand businesses warned to be ready for cyber attacks as attacks on the NZX continue. Professor Dave Parry explains what’s been happening.

Spotlighting job search tools

Shining a spotlight on two vital job search tools for students was how AUT helped students refocus around the uncertainty of Auckland’s second lockdown.

Supporting our residents in lockdown

The students in Akoranga Student Village and Wellesley Street Apartments are used to feeding themselves, but Alert level 3 has been a little different.

Law Schools remarkable prizegiving

The backdrop of a pandemic infused the annual awards ceremony with a heightened sense of celebration.

Robot hygiene important too

AUT nursing lecturer Dr Rhona Winnington, underlines significance of cleaning for robotic support pets used to support people with dementia.

Stroke screening has no real effect

Professor Valery Feigin says a radical change in stroke prevention and treatment is needed in the current global health and economic crisis.