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New book sheds light on fasting

We’re fatter and sicker than ever before – and according to a new book, the answer to this modern scourge could lie in the age-old practice of fasting.

Post-split parents’ finances studied

Research from AUT has revealed the economic impact when parents separate, in a study that is the first of its kind in New Zealand.

Brave Hearts comes to North Campus

A free interactive exhibition is open to the public and open daily from 9am – 3pm Monday – Friday at AUT’s North Campus, ending on Wednesday 30 May.

Academia enhances social change tools

Social change campaigner Richie Hardcore kicked off the AUT Culture and Society Career Fair by stressing the importance of resilience and learning.

AUT student links with US-NZ leaders

AUT business and law student Charle Megala is appointed to the US Embassy’s New Zealand Youth Council for 2018.

Improving trade ties with Vietnam

AUT alumnus Mitchell Pham has possibly done more to improve trade ties with Vietnam than any other New Zealander.

Law student’s Borrin Foundation support

The research grant will fund a research internship investigating how cultural information can improve outcomes for Māori in the justice system.

New resource for youth with psychosis

A new website, Talking Minds, is now available to help young people with psychosis navigate the complexities of the condition.

4 questions with Professor Duncan Reid

We asked Professor of Physiotherapy Duncan Reid four questions about his research at the time of his Inaugural Professorial Address.

Volunteering a strong focus at AUT

Over 14,660 hours of volunteering have now been logged by AUT students doing the AUT Edge Award – an extraordinary amount of volunteering by AUT students.