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Cross-functional working takes effort

Working in an open-plan space and experiencing the efficiencies of collaboration and collegiality is motivational and inspiring, writes Kate Kearins.

How can NZ better support lawyers?

Despite feeling work-related distress, research shows most lawyers are committed to the profession - a key point in considering how to address concerns. 

Taste the future of Auckland dining

There are sixteen exciting new menu items to try at top Auckland restaurants this month - thanks to AUT culinary students working with leading chefs.

It’s Tonga Language Week

This week Uike Kātoanga’i ‘o e lea faka-Tonga – Tonga Language Week is being celebrated around Aotearoa.

AUT hosts Viet Nam

The high-level forum advanced collaboration in tertiary education between New Zealand and Viet Nam.

Beyond attendance: why kids miss school

To lift academic achievement schools should help every child feel safe, supported and that they belong.

Marine conservation in Tonga

A team of Indigenous filmmakers is co-creating documentaries about community-managed marine areas with villages in Tonga.

Auckland FC Captain studying at AUT

Legendary international football player Hiroki Sakai has recently started his MBA at AUT.

New citizen arrest powers a can of worms

Expanded citizen’s arrest powers could open a legal can of worms, writes AUT Law School Professor Kris Gledhill. 

History curriculum is a 'sanitised view'

The new history curriculum fails to meet demands for an honest engagement with our past, says Lecturer Christopher Burns.