News in the Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies - Te Ara Auaha
ANTM docuseries offers no apologies
Communication studies
25 Feb, 2026
Reality Check, on Netflix, doesn’t apologise for abusing contestants, and seeks to blame others instead, says Senior Lecturer Rebecca Trelease. Computer science research in Tonga
Engineering, computer and mathematical sciences
24 Feb, 2026
Auckland University of Technology and Tonga National University launch a national centre for excellence for computer science in Tonga. 5 artists keeping te reo Māori alive
Communication studies
20 Feb, 2026
Music reflects societal views on politics, identity and power, revealing tensions and hopes that often stay hidden in formal settings.PR Major gains international recognition
Communication studies
16 Feb, 2026
AUT’s undergraduate Public Relations major has received significant international recognition from the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA).Cooperation vital to end dengue outbreak
Engineering, computer and mathematical sciences
16 Feb, 2026
A recent Cook Islands dengue death is a reminder that community cooperation is the most vital tool in transmission reduction, AUT expert says. Communication studies
12 Feb, 2026
Have you ever wondered why people are so obsessed with Marvel? Or why TV show endings are so bad?NZ’s $2.5bn shoddy building bill
Architecture and built environment
03 Feb, 2026
Nearly 10% of the NZ building sector's value is lost to systemic quality failure. Here's how to fix our 'build now, fix later' culture.Communication studies
03 Feb, 2026
New research from the Journalism, Media and Democracy Research Centre shows that AI-assisted news is more common than most New Zealanders realise.Creative technologies
21 Jan, 2026
Artist-researcher Alizée Armet has been selected as 2026 Te Ataata artist in residence at AUT’s Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies - Te Ara AuahaWhat does the latest cyber hack teach us
Engineering, computer and mathematical sciences
16 Jan, 2026
The recent Manage My Health hack has made cybersecurity top of mind. AP Kenneth Johnson tells us what we can learn from the latest hack.








