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The changing face of what it means to be Kiwi

The items that represent Kiwi identity are changing - towards wine, oysters, the silver fern and Māori culture, research at AUT suggests.

Missing the (SKA) bus

Government’s decision to walk away from the world’s biggest ICT project is curious

Five questions: Valerie Wright-St Clair

We asked Professor Valerie Wright-St Clair five questions about her research ahead of her Inaugural Professorial Address.

Reimagining the future of care

A collaborative design project by AUT art & design students and Waitemata DHB reimagines what hospitals could look like.

One person, one vote: Abolish the ratepayer roll

The principle of one person, one vote doesn’t apply for local elections, writes Dr Julienne Molineaux, director of The Policy Observatory.

Pacific youth gambling begins at home

New report funded by the Ministry of Health reveals that gambling among Pacific youth is a social activity that mostly takes place with family and friends.

What’s in a name ‘Moana’?

AUT Art and Design Vā Moana research cluster hosted a talanoa discussion about ‘Moana’ as a term for modern day Oceania.

Free speech is pointless for its own sake

The right to free speech was initially about pursuing the truth, Professor Paul Moon writes.

Te reo Māori is good for business

The incorporation of Māori language, terminology and tikanga significantly enhances job satisfaction and supports diversity.

AUT 51 in THE Young University Rankings

The Times Higher Education Young University Rankings released today reveals that AUT is one of the world's top young universities, ranked at #51.