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Machine learning to help the homeless

Plenty of interest is being shown in AUT’s use of machine learning that reduces issues of systemic racism when housing the homeless.

Making Work From Home workable

WFH - dream or nightmare? Whatever you think, working from home – at least some of the time – is the new norm for many of us. How best to manage it?

Racism, exclusion and tokenism

Given most universities have goals for increasing Māori and Pacific student and staff, we need to ask why numbers still remain low in the research sector.

Mātauranga Māori celebrated

Te Ara Pakihi, Te Ōhanga Me Te Ture | Faculty of Business, Economics and Law has contributed to many recent successes and celebrations of mātauranga Māori.

Prize for research into kid influencers

AUT PhD candidate Irmine Kabimbi Ngoy has been awarded the Beta Gamma Sigma New Zealand Alumni Committee scholarship.

Canadians study at AUT to be teachers

Blake Wilson is one of 67 initial teacher education students from Canada among the international students who were welcomed onto AUT’s marae.

Hospitality jobseekers urged to use their power

Those looking for work in hospitality and tourism should use the power given to them by a tight job market to vet potential employers carefully.

A taste of AUT for Restaurant Month

From cocktails infused with hyperlocal plants to the strange pairing of chocolate and cheese, AUT’s Winter Series is a must for the food enthusiast.

AUT on track to a more sustainable future

A new report has found AUT is on track to meet a range of critical targets and key sustainability priorities and objectives.

AUT Pay Gaps Report released

AUT’s latest report shows its gender and ethnicity pay gaps, the first university in Aotearoa New Zealand to do so.