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Study of Pacific people comes of age

For nearly 20 years, an AUT study has been tracking the development of 1,400 Pacific children.

Ethnic disparities in child protection

AUT research shows that Māori children are almost four times more likely to be placed out of home by child protection services.

Pacific youth gambling begins at home

New report funded by the Ministry of Health reveals that gambling among Pacific youth is a social activity that mostly takes place with family and friends.

AUT launches TBI Network

The network aims to bridge the gap between research, clinical care and public policy in the prevention and treatment of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

Traumatic Brain Injury Network

An online Q+A session and introduction to the new Traumatic Brain Injury Network.

AUT professor joins Stroke Central

Stroke Central has appointed Professor Valery Feigin to its board of governors as Honorary Medical Doctor.

AUT professor joins Stroke Central

Stroke Central has appointed Professor Valery Feigin to its board of governors as Honorary Medical Doctor.

62% increase in AUT researchers

Growing expertise to help New Zealand and the world

Marginalisation on health policy groups

A new study, which explores Māori and Pasifika leaders’ experiences on government advisory groups, indicates ongoing inequities in the development of New Z

Fat-shaming in public health

Dr Isaac Warbrick argues that societal and institutional racism affect nutrition, physical activity and weight loss in indigenous communities.