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Disrupting the public health workforce

New Zealand's public health workforce is rapidly changing in response to local and global trends, including new technologies and widening inequities.

Support for indigenous PhD scholars

A doctoral journey can be isolating and difficult to navigate, especially for scholars from indigenous cultures - but MAI ki Aronui is here to help.

Diversity stalls on boards

Progress towards gender and ethnic diversity amongst the leadership of the country’s top companies has stalled, research has found.

Websites can influence investment

Are companies using web-based features to shape the way investors perceive their CSR information?

Dr Mahsa Mohaghegh wins Equal Pay Award

The YWCA has named AUT Senior Lecturer Dr Mahsa Mohaghegh champion of equal pay alongside organisational winner Chorus.

Ten ways to tackle hate

A Helen Clark Foundation project to reduce online harm will be presented today in competition at the Paris Peace Forum. 

First mother in space explores AUT

NASA astronaut visits Warkworth Radio Astronomy Observatory.

AUT a 5-star university across all categories

AUT has received the maximum five stars for the first time in every category according to the global education analysts QS in their recent results.

Marsden Fund Success

Dr Sarat Singamneni has been awarded a Marsden Fund grant worth $956,000 to investigate controlled magnetic heterogeneity.

Sport and Recreation alumni event 2019

The School of Sport and Recreation and the AUT Alumni team recently hosted a celebration event for alumni, business and industry partners and staff.