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Pacific governments and media crackdown

As fears grow over the coronavirus, some governments stand accused of using tough lockdown rules to silence criticism, writes Professor David Robie.

AUT team joins global Antarctic project

The Australian Government has awarded AUD $36 million to a research program, Securing Antarctica’s Environmental Future (SAEF).

Graduate's VR company takes off

AUT alumnus Peter Dong has found his Auckland virtual reality company VR VOOM scaling new heights during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The survival challenge for NZ tourism

Now is the time for tourism operators to win back the hearts of domestic tourists.

Zoom graduation for IH students

Read how the team at AUT's International House made sure their students could say goodbye and what it meant to their students.

Physio for older adults from a distance

AUT researchers have developed an exercise programme for housebound older adults, to prevent loss of mobility and independence during COVID-19.

Will COVID-19 kill open-plan offices?

How will organisations adapt to ensure workplaces are collaborative, productive and virus-free?

Face shields for health workers

Associate Professor Tim Pasang and student Nick van Der Geest have been 3D printing medical face shields for frontline health workers.

Bursting the bubble fallacy

We can’t always conflate the occupants of a single residence into one neat group.

Call for better oversight of aged care

Covid-19 has critically exposed the frailties of our current regulatory and oversight systems surrounding aged care, Professor Judy McGregor writes.