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NZ law and birthright citizenship

The US Supreme Court will soon deliver its decision on birthright citizenship. In many countries – including NZ – it is an increasingly vexatious issue.

AI can be helpful in podcast production

New research shows AI can be useful in streamlining workflows and in specific production roles, but is an unreliable researcher when making podcasts.

AUT and the growth of NZSL interpreters

The training of interpreters bridged the Deaf community with wider society and increased the visibility of NZSL as a language deserving of recognition.

AUT students top maths modelling comp

Two teams of AUT students received the top award at the international SIMIODE Challenge Using Differential Equations Modelling (SCUDEM) competition.

AUT appoints four Professor Emeriti

AUT recognises four distinguished academics as Emeritus Professors for their leadership, research and long-standing service to the University.

Boost for AUT immunology research

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

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?

AUT students backed to grow businesses

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 enough

When it comes to medical mistakes, are apologies what patients need most? AUT research surveyed more than 1200 participants to find out.

Q&A: KiwiSaver Matters

Wondering when to start and how best to save for your retirement? Join Professor of Finance Aaron Gilbert to find out why KiwiSaver Matters.