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Assisted dying and social consequences

A new case study highlights the stigma associated with assisted dying and patients feeling obligated to terminate their own lives prematurely.

Masters student wins 20000 scholarship

Master of Creative Writing student and mental health advocate Thorne Snow has been awarded a William Georgetti Scholarship worth $20,000.

Turning the lens on Māori journalism

What is Māori-language news journalism? It’s not exactly like its mainstream, English-language cousin.

AUT Council appoints external reviewer

Auckland QC Kate Davenport to lead harassment and bullying review

Technology to reduce spread of COVID-19

AUT researchers have secured funding to produce a prototype of a new humidifier aiming to reduce the spread of viruses like COVID-19 in hospital settings.

Just one bin of rubbish a year

Dr Stephen Archer from the School of Science talks about his journey of reducing waste in his household from two rubbish bags a week to two bags a year.

Student chefs cook for the homeless

Hospitality students working in AUT’s commercial kitchen are preparing high-quality food for the homeless.

International students – an opportunity

NZ’s reputation as clean, green and relatively safe from COVID will make it even more desirable as a study destination for overseas students.

$10k climate and Covid-19 grant

EJN will partner with AUT Pacific Media Centre on a $10k “climate and covid project to help improve environmental reporting in the Pacific region.

Study - Non-crop vegetation helps farms

Non-productive vegetation on farms can increase ecosystem services such as decomposition and nitrogen mineralisation, according to a recent study.