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Covid’s decade long impact on education

The impact of Covid on our education system will be felt for a decade says Vice-Chancellor Damon Salesa in this NZ Herald opinion piece.

Antarctic summer for AUT academics

Professor Barbara Bollard and remote sensing technician Ashray Doshi are using drones to map ancient moss beds in the Casey region.

NZ chefs shine in Lyon

New Zealand is this month competing in two of the world's top culinary competitions in Lyon, France - the Bocuse d'Or and the International Catering Cup.

AUT wins trans-Tasman Sustainathon event

Xanthe Moore and Gemma Moore, two third-year Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Business Conjoint students who have taken the top prize at the recent @ TCS S

One year on from the Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha’apai eruption – what do we know

On 15 January 2022 the active volcano Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha’apai erupted, sending a shockwave around the world. One year later, what do we know?

Professor Fiona Brooks

Pro-Vice Chancellor and Dean of the Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences, died on Friday 13 January after a short illness.

‘I wanted to learn first-hand'

Language revitalisation expert Dr Richard Henne-Ochoa, of Indiana University’s American Indian Studies Research Institute, on visiting Te Ipukarea

AUT delivers requirements of ERA

Correction of breach and confirmation selection criteria are appropriate

Government grant for shapeshifting tech

The grant funds research by Dr Yifan Lv and Professor Sarat Singamneni into 3D-printed shapeshifting antennas for 6G wireless transmission.

Positive impact in education recognised

Bachelor of Arts in Education student Emeline Latu was recently awarded The Prime Minister’s Pacific Youth Award for Education and Teaching.