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Whakataukī and t-shirts at Law Awards

Whakataukī and t-shirts at Law Awards

AUT Law School students had reason to feel inspired to go out and do good after an evening filled with acknowledgement, achievement, and advice.

AUT appoints new Law Dean

AUT appoints new Law Dean

Professor Ceri Warnock has accepted the role of Head of School / Dean of Law at AUT from 28 September.

AUT staff talk real contributions

AUT staff talk real contributions

A dynamic new recruitment video that celebrates and distinguishes AUT as a place that offers progressive careers with purpose, is released this week.

Why greedy investors miss out on gains

Why greedy investors miss out on gains

New research shows that greed makes investors more likely to sell winners too soon.

Q&A: Pay Equity Matters

Q&A: Pay Equity Matters

Professor Katherine Ravenswood explains why pay equity matters, unpacking gender and ethnic pay gaps, fairness, job value and women’s work in NZ today.

GPs' ‘moral distress’ over patient care

GPs' ‘moral distress’ over patient care

Doctors say they feel ‘guilty’ and ‘inadequate’ because of patient care choices that come from circumstances beyond their own control.

Whakataukī and t-shirts at Law Awards

Whakataukī and t-shirts at Law Awards

AUT Law School students had reason to feel inspired to go out and do good after an evening filled with acknowledgement, achievement, and advice.

Call for social educators in schools

Call for social educators in schools

Schools need to become more involved in young people's developmental needs in order give them the best chance in life, AUT academics say.

NZ has a $2.5b building defect problem

NZ has a $2.5b building defect problem

AUT PhD graduate Dr Mark Kirby asks whether self‑certification will make Aotearoa's $2.5b building defect problem better or worse.

GPs' ‘moral distress’ over patient care

GPs' ‘moral distress’ over patient care

Doctors say they feel ‘guilty’ and ‘inadequate’ because of patient care choices that come from circumstances beyond their own control.

Q&A: Feet Matters

Q & A: Feet Matters

Professor Matt Carroll explains how to care for your feet; whether it’s choosing the right running shoes, managing pain or avoiding bad smells.

Airborne asbestos in kids’ play sand

Airborne asbestos in kids’ play sand

AUT research led by Associate Professor Terri-Ann Berry finds airborne asbestos in children’s play sand.

Mechanical engineers shift gears with AI

Mechanical engineers shift gears with AI

Research commercialisation from AUT is set to revolutionise the process of gear system design.

AI could be NZ’s competitive advantage

AI could be NZ’s competitive advantage

Tech leader and alumnus discusses the geopolitics of AI at AUT.

AI an existential threat to documentary?

AI an existential threat to documentary?

AI has revolutionised documentary production techniques but raises critical questions about ethics, authenticity and the nature of truth in storytelling.

It’s Cook Islands Māori Language Week

It’s Cook Islands Māori Language Week

This week Epetoma o te reo Māori Kūki 'Airani is being celebrated around Aotearoa.

AUT staff talk real contributions

AUT staff talk real contributions

A dynamic new recruitment video that celebrates and distinguishes AUT as a place that offers progressive careers with purpose, is released this week.

More accessible and secure research data

More accessible and secure research data

AUT has launched its first, secure, centralised repository for completed research data.