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Will NZ Married at First Sight succeed?

Will NZ Married at First Sight succeed?

Communication studies
27 May, 2024
Followings the hype around MAFS Australia last season, Dr Rebecca Trelease questions whether the Kiwi version will live up to expectations.
AUT holds special pre-Olympic event

AUT holds special pre-Olympic event

27 May, 2024
AUT recently held a special pre-Olympic event to celebrate being the official uni of the New Zealand Team at Paris 2024.
Atawhai shifts family violence response

Atawhai shifts family violence response

Health sciences
27 May, 2024
An AUT-led project recently published its findings that aims to transform thinking and outcomes in health care responsiveness to family violence.
Reducing high screen time for NZ kids

Reducing high screen time for NZ kids

Health sciences
23 May, 2024
New recommendations released to help Kiwi kids avoid impacts of high rates of screen use at home and in classroom.
Building better housing for biodiversity

Building better housing for biodiversity

Architecture and built environment
22 May, 2024
Attempts to solve NZ’s housing crisis by increasing residential density can drive natural habitat and biodiversity loss – but it doesn’t have to.
AUT proud to host Sāmoan Head of State

AUT proud to host Sāmoan Head of State

21 May, 2024
AUT’s Vice-Chancellor was honoured to host the Sāmoan Head of State, His Highness Tuimaleali’ifano Va'aleto'a Sualauvi II, and his delegation at AUT.
Shonda Rhimes: the queen of romance

Shonda Rhimes: the queen of romance

Communication studies
17 May, 2024
Rebecca Trelease examines the art form behind some of the most beloved romance shows of our time, produced or directed by romance mastermind, Shona Rhimes.
AUT VC wins Ockham Book Award

AUT VC wins Ockham Book Award

17 May, 2024
Professor Damon Salesa’s book recognised takes prize in non-fiction category.
Film documents AUT research

Film documents AUT research

Architecture and built environment
16 May, 2024
Wellbeing-Centred Cities shows how Aotearoa’s urban centres are acting to meet current complex crises in climate, biodiversity and human wellbeing.
Collective purpose motivates new cohort

Collective purpose motivates new cohort

15 May, 2024
Ten new kaihoe (appointees) have been inducted into AUT’s Eke Tangaroa Programme for early-career Māori and Pacific academics.

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