AUT News

Boost for AUT immunology researchBoost for AUT immunology research

Boost for AUT immunology research

30 Apr, 2026
Improved health outcomes for Māori and Pacific people will result from a major boost to AUT’s immunology research expertise.
KC and Access to Justice: A Response KC and Access to Justice: A Response

KC and Access to Justice: A Response

Law
29 Apr, 2026
Is “KC” a way to identify the most accomplished legal advocates? Or is it also an expression of what the legal profession values and expects of itself?
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Trust in news up significantly in 2026

15 Apr, 2026
The latest Trust in News report shows trust up significantly, and journalism revived as a trusted source
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Business news

AUT students backed to grow their businessesAUT students backed to grow their businesses

AUT students backed to grow businesses

Business
28 Apr, 2026
Eight AUT students have received nearly $60,000 in joint AUT and King’s Trust seed funding to help grow their businesses while studying
In healthcare, “sorry” may not be enoughIn healthcare, “sorry” may not be enough

In healthcare, “sorry” may not be enough

Business
24 Apr, 2026
When it comes to medical mistakes, are apologies what patients need most? AUT research surveyed more than 1200 participants to find out.
KiwiSaver changes penalise some earnersKiwiSaver changes penalise some earners

KiwiSaver changes penalise some earners

Business
08 Apr, 2026
For many NZers, “getting ahead” has quietly become “just getting through”. Which makes the latest change to KiwiSaver understandable but problematic.
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Culture and society news

KC and Access to Justice: A Response KC and Access to Justice: A Response

KC and Access to Justice: A Response

Law
29 Apr, 2026
Is “KC” a way to identify the most accomplished legal advocates? Or is it also an expression of what the legal profession values and expects of itself?
Q&A: KiwiSaver MattersQ&A: KiwiSaver Matters

Q&A: KiwiSaver Matters

Business
22 Apr, 2026
Wondering when to start and how best to save for your retirement? Join Professor of Finance Aaron Gilbert to find out why KiwiSaver Matters.
Global role for AUT lean construction Global role for AUT lean construction 

Global role for AUT lean construction

Architecture and built environment
17 Apr, 2026
AUT’s leading role in Lean Construction has seen the School of Future Environments take on the co-lead of a prestigious international group.
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Health news

Boost for AUT immunology researchBoost for AUT immunology research

Boost for AUT immunology research

30 Apr, 2026
Improved health outcomes for Māori and Pacific people will result from a major boost to AUT’s immunology research expertise.
Q&A: Teeth MattersQ&A: Teeth Matters

Q&A: Teeth Matters

Health sciences
26 Mar, 2026
If you’ve ever wondered why it’s so expensive to go to the dentist Chanae Ihimaera, Senior Lecturer in Oral Health is here to answer your dental questions.
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How to get a second dental opinion

Health sciences
26 Mar, 2026
If the dental bill has ever made you gulp, you’re far from alone - so what questions should you ask to make sure you're getting the correct treatment?
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Science and technology news

Can gen AI be a privacy expert?Can gen AI be a privacy expert?

Can gen AI be a privacy expert?

Engineering, computer and mathematical sciences
31 Mar, 2026
AUT researchers find AI tools like Chat GPT, Claude AI and Gemini can interpret websites’ privacy policies with up to 85% accuracy.
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World-leading asbestos research at AUT

Architecture and built environment
30 Mar, 2026
Research to determine if asbestos fibres found in kids’ play sand can be inhaled is underway, led by AUT Associate Professor Terri-Ann Berry
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AUT hosts talk on future of health

Health sciences
11 Mar, 2026
AUT hosted sector leaders at North Campus to explore how innovation, equity and workforce development will shape the future of health in Aotearoa.
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University news

AUT appoints four Professor EmeritiAUT appoints four Professor Emeriti

AUT appoints four Professor Emeriti

30 Apr, 2026
AUT recognises four distinguished academics as Emeritus Professors for their leadership, research and long-standing service to the University.
AUT students shine at Auckland FC gameAUT students shine at Auckland FC game

AUT students shine at Auckland FC game

Sport and recreation
22 Apr, 2026
Tītahi ki Tua have delivered powerful performances in front of a large Tāmaki Makaurau football crowd.
AUT breaks into global top 25 for sports-related subjectsAUT breaks into global top 25 for sports-related subjects

AUT breaks into global top 25 for sports

Sport and recreation
02 Apr, 2026
A significant rise in the latest QS rankings sees AUT grow its international reputation for sports-related teaching, research and partnerships.
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Celebrating success

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Katie Furze

22 Apr 2026
Master of Creative Writing alumna Katie Furze, who graduated from AUT in 2019, has a new book, ‘Kekeno, Curious Explorer’, launching on 1 May.
Associate Professor Mani PoshdarAssociate Professor Mani Poshdar

Associate Professor Mani Poshdar

22 Apr 2026
Associate Professor Mani Poshdar from the School of Future Environments is now the co-lead of the Lean Construction task group.
Professor Sebastian LeuzingerProfessor Sebastian Leuzinger

Professor Sebastian Leuzinger

22 Apr 2026
Professor Sebastian Leuzinger from the School of Science has been selected to be on the Royal Society Marsden Panel (EEB) this year.
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