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Sacred concept of the vā underpins study

New research puts the sacred concept of the vā at the heart of its study, examining low literacy and numeracy skills among Pacific peoples.

Message from the Vice-Chancellor

Read the Vice-Chancellor's update about AUT at Alert Level 2 sent on Wednesday 17 February.

Would 'COVID loans' be more affordable?

Faced with a COVID-19 pandemic of unknown severity and duration, governments are looking for effective and sustainable ways to maintain their economies.

The mysterious existence of Kauri stump

Such undead tree stumps have been observed for almost 200 years, but the evolutionary and physiological processes leading to their existence remain a myste

Analysis of Kiwis’ physical activity

A series of global report cards on physical activity shows New Zealanders increased their level of physical activity by six percent between 2015 and 2019.

Independent Review

AUT Council and Vice-Chancellor accept the findings and recommendations of the Independent Review, with work starting immediately to address the issues.

Climate Science 2020 – 10 New Insights

Professor Sebastian Leuzinger outlines some of 2020's significant findings within the field of climate science.

Brands back away from Australia Day

For increasing numbers of Aussie brands, waving the flag around Australia Day is losing its appeal. Marketing expert Patrick Van Esch explains.

The legal rights of Kiwis coming home

The right to return to your home country is not absolute, writes AUT Law School's Professor Kris Gledhill.

HRC funds Business School study on COVID

Health Research Council is funding Business School-led research into the impact of COVID on community support workers.