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Harassment in Cook Islands hospitality

Harassment in Cook Islands hospitality

Hospitality, tourism and events
10 Apr, 2018
Sexual harassment by customers in the Cook Islands hospitality industry is a problem, according to AUT lecturer and Cook Islander Lisa Sadaraka.
Indigenous law research to the fore

Indigenous law research to the fore

Law
09 Apr, 2018

AUT Law School officially opens legal research centre with a focus on indigenous people in New Zealand and across the Asia-Pacific.

AUT first in NZ to use Xero Lifelong Learning Platform

AUT first in NZ to use Xero Lifelong Learning Platform

Business
06 Apr, 2018

Accounting students at AUT Business School developing skills via Xero’s purpose-built teaching and learning platform.

Fijian reproductive health worse in NZ

Fijian reproductive health worse in NZ

Health sciences
28 Mar, 2018

A new study shows that indigenous Fijian women living in New Zealand are not benefitting from the higher level of resources available.

Marketing a bad attitude

Marketing a bad attitude

Business
27 Mar, 2018

How can brands win when sports stars are losing their reputation?

Online brand-power and kids

Online brand-power and kids

Business
27 Mar, 2018

Who has more influence – musician, vlogger or sportsperson?

Feel the fear

Feel the fear

Business
26 Mar, 2018

Stepping into the unknown drives success, says top scholar.

Research kicks off on modern Kiwi identity

Research kicks off on modern Kiwi identity

Hospitality, tourism and events
23 Mar, 2018

Auckland University of Technology researcher Lindsay Neill is launching an investigation into what New Zealanders, aged 20 to 40, believe identifies them as Kiwis in 2018.

Kermadec voyage rallies student environmentalists

Kermadec voyage rallies student environmentalists

Sport and recreation
22 Mar, 2018

Earlier this month a unique envoy of 20 student voyagers and 23 crew members travelled to the Kermadec Islands aboard HMNZS Canterbury.

OSH expert accepts key government advisory role

OSH expert accepts key government advisory role

Business
20 Mar, 2018

Associate Professor of Employment Relations, Dr Felicity Lamm has accepted the role of Government Chief Advisor, Health and Safety.

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