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On Air 2026 Global Live Broadcast

AUT screen production students and staff participated in On Air 2026, a global student broadcast project bringing students from around the world together.

AUT students' visions for Auckland

AUT Art & Design students have showcased their creative visions for Auckland as part of Dear Auckland & Te Hiringa Wai – A Creative Journey.

Q&A: Food Politics Matters

AUT Professor Tracy Berno, expert in resilient and sustainable food systems, answers questions about the food system, health, the environment and waste.

What a leaked curriculum meeting reveals

The process of putting together a national curriculum needs to be visible, Dr Stuart Deerness says.

Three years of relentless reform

Politicians face the hefty challenge of bridging divides and trying to bring the education sector back together.

Who benefits from a higher top tax rate?

Taxpayers change their behaviour in response to higher taxes, so raising the top tax rate to boost revenue isn’t as straightforward as it seems. 

From personal loss to pain treatment

New research by Ankit Parikh looks at how stimulation of the vagus nerve could mean a breakthrough in treating chronic pain.

What tourism changed in the Cook Islands

Tourism brings many benefits to the Cook Islands, but the Indigenous people found there were some advantages when tourism stopped.

A Career in Media: Lessons in Leadership

Last month, AUT Business School invited Wendy back to where it all began for a fireside chat with Professor of Macromarketing, Ben Wooliscroft.

New Sports Research and Innovation Hub

AUT and NZCIS have launched a Research and Innovation Hub, combining AUT's sport science expertise with NZCIS' world-class facilities.