Te Ara Poutama: Māori and indigenous development news

19 first in family scholarships awarded

19 AUT students were awarded Woolf Fisher First-in-Family AUT Scholarships at a celebration event at the AUT South Campus on Thursday 29 August.

New Zealanders’ ignorance on the Holocaust should spur us to action

A new poll reveals startling gaps in our knowledge about the Holocaust. Countering this is urgent and important, writes AUT lecturer Dr Melissa Derby.

Mobile medical clinics a world first

Dr Lance O’Sullivan, AUT Māori Entrepreneur in Residence, has revealed his plans to launch 200 mobile drive-through medical clinics across NZ by 2021.

The future of public health

Dr Lance O’Sullivan, AUT Māori Entrepreneur in Residence and founder of The MOKO Foundation is set to reveal his plan for the future of health in NZ.

A chance to connect and talk values

A trip out to Umupuia Marae in east Auckland has helped close to 50 Māori staff of the university connect with each other.

62% increase in AUT researchers

Growing expertise to help New Zealand and the world

Christchurch

The tragic event in Christchurch today devastates us. Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their friends and families.

New book to profile Busby

Professor of History Paul Moon is working on a book about prominent early settler James Busby for a renowned international publishing house.

Celebrating AUT through the years

Over 50 of our oldest alumni came together for the 2018 Seddon Memorial Technical College reunion hosted by the alumni office.

Gaining skills for the workplace

Auckland Council are proud to sponsor the overall achievement prize for the AUT Edge Award, an extra-curricular employability award at AUT.