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Technology, journalism and democracy

Dr Merja Myllylahti, co-director of the research centre for Journalism, Media and Democracy explores how technology is changing journalism.

Interpreting at a terrorist's hearing

In the middle of the action at the Christchurch mosques terrorist’s sentencing will be AUT alumnus, and language interpreter, Dr Mustafa Derbashi.

COVID-19 case on city campus

Earlier today (Sunday 16 August), one of our AUT students tested positive for COVID-19.

Research matters from Tik Tok to vaping

Marketing expert translates valuable research for mainstream audiences

Virtual meetings help team inclusion

The first empirical study of its kind shows the pros and cons of COVID-enforced work from home – and how we can do it better this time around.

Lost your job due to COVID - AI can help

Artificial Intelligence could be a boon for job seekers who need an edge in today’s tight labour market, writes Marketing expert Patrick van Esch.

Techweek showcase’s NZ’s tech diversity

AUT led, partnered and contributed to more than 20 Techweek events, demonstrating its diverse involvement and support of Aotearoa’s technology ecosystem.

Modern slavery expert makes global news

NZ’s first conviction for modern slavery has generated a whirlwind of international media activity for a new member of the Law School.

Plussing in a pandemic

COVID-19 has put “plussing” into action for Professor Kate Kearins, who believes that's because the practice is underpinned by empathy.

Why hairstyle is a human right

AUT law expert Khylee Quince waxes lyrical and legal about freedom, culture and identity, from peroxide punk to the rat’s tail.