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Prison plans examined

Professor Kris Gledhill discusses the Waikeria Prison site proposal, which will include a 500-bed high security prison and a 100-bed mental health unit.

Disparity in chronic pain services

AUT research highlights ethnic disparities in attendance at New Zealand's chronic pain services.

Systemic secrecy revealed

AUT Law School academic Amy Benjamin dissects the many faces of secrecy with Catherine Austin Fitts from the Solari Report.

AUT alumnus awarded bravery medal

Paramedicine alumnus Andrew Roy was one of ten citizens awarded a Royal Humane Society of New Zealand silver medal for bravery.

Commemorating Bastion Point protest

Dr Elizabeth Turner, senior lecturer in the School of Language and Culture, was invited to present her doctoral thesis to Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei.

Community contribution celebrated

AUT Law School recognises MFAT associate counsel Pakeeza Rasheed for her work with charities and community organisations

nztrees app puts natives on the map

Do you know your mānuka from your kānuka, your pōhutukawa from your rātā or ever wonder which trees are native?

Young players are hiding sports injuries, putting themselves at risk

A study on coach and player attitudes to injury in youth sport shows hiding or playing down an injury is common among 11 to 18 year olds.

Joining forces with Radio NZ

Radio NZ has announced a formal content-sharing partnership with AUT’s Pacific Media Centre – Te Amokura.

AUT staff scoop NZ Sign Language Awards

Lecturers Susie Ovens and Lynette Pivac were recognised for their impressive achievements at the recent NZ Sign Language Awards ceremony.