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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.

AUT Pacific youth mental health study

HRC-funded study aims to improve mental health services for New Zealand’s Pacific youth.

Commitment to community causes

Commitment and passion were strong drivers behind the volunteering and leadership activities done by the latest cohort of Employability Award graduates.

Dousing the flames of fatigue

Dean of the Business School Kate Kearins considers how organisations can tackle the monumental challenge that is fatigue management.

Universities must embrace partnerships

Professor Guy Littlefair talks to HEDx podcast to reflect on tertiary education and the challenges and opportunities facing the sector.

CSDA screening tool in the spotlight

The work of AUT's Centre for Social Data Analytics in using computer algorithms for social good has been getting a lot of international news attention.

Could Britain be sued for reopening?

Amid rising rates of illness and death, the UK has lifted its COVID restrictions. Can other countries take legal action? Kris Gledhill considers the issue.