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Inequality in access to life-saving AEDs

A study by AUT and St John highlights a worrying discrepancy in the placement of life-saving AEDs (automated external defibrillators) in New Zealand.

To build social cohesion, our screens need to show the same diversity of faces we see on the street

Migration plays an important role in shaping Aotearoa New Zealand society. New Zealand’s biggest city, Auckland, is now “more diverse than London”.

AUT launches TBI Network

The network aims to bridge the gap between research, clinical care and public policy in the prevention and treatment of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

Earthquake Proof Technology Test

New technology tested at AUT limits earthquake damage and self-centres building post quake

Stamp of quality for AUT tourism degree

AUT's tourism degree has been quality-assured by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation.

Creative Writing graduate scoops NZ Book Award

An AUT graduate's hard work has been recognised at this year's Ockham NZ Book Awards.

Economics Professor to lead the social sciences

The new Head of School for AUT's School of Social Sciences and Public Policy is to be Professor Tim Maloney.

Traumatic Brain Injury Network

An online Q+A session and introduction to the new Traumatic Brain Injury Network.

The Political Years

Professor Marilyn Waring’s autobiographical account of her extraordinary years in parliament, will be explored at the Auckland Writers Festival.

AUT joins Australian research programme to utilise ocean resources

AUT has joined 45 national and international partners on a 10-year research programme on ways to utilise the ocean for aquaculture and energy production.