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The mahi behind Māori graduates

In the midst of a global pandemic, unprecedented health sector reform and cultural change, Māori health students are still graduating.

Time to intervene in supermarket duopoly

The NZ Commerce Commission must do all it can to promote new entries into our competition landscape, writes Lydia Cheung from the School of Economics.

Pacific language videos: Cook Islands

It’s Cook Islands Language Week in Aotearoa, and episode four of this year’s AUT Pacific Language Week video series has been released.

Supporting Research Recruitment - August

Can you help our research with impact? Find out about current research at AUT and recommend projects to friends and whānau who may want to get involved.

Realigning competencies with te Tiriti

A new study examines regulated health professions’ competency documents and their compliance with te Tiriti.

Five questions: Professor Andrew Lowe

We asked Professor Andrew Lowe five questions about his research ahead of his Inaugural Professorial Address.

Public fine dining in prisons is popular

Opening prison restaurants in New Zealand has the potential to cut reoffending – while being a great experience for diners.

Official opening of Te Āhuru

MP for Auckland Central, Chlöe Swarbrick, joined AUT representatives to officially open Te Āhuru Student Accommodation and Recreation Centre.

Hidden curriculum in universities

Universities should beware of the 'hidden curriculum' that disadvantages many students, writes interim Law Dean Khylee Quince.

Consider the costs of long COVID

Governments easing pandemic restrictions need to consider the cost of long COVID, writes Richard Meade.