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Two AUT graduates from the School of Communication Studies have won a national competition which will now see them compete in France.
Maori Expo political debate heats up
With the politicians announced for the AUT Māori Expo 2011 debate there is no doubt it is an event not to be missed.
AUT radio astronomy makes finals of World Summit Award
AUT University has made it to the finals of the World Summit Award for its work in radio astronomy.
AUT National Creative Writing Competition winners announced
Two of New Zealand’s most well known writers have judged the AUT New Zealand Creative Writing Competition and say they’ve unearthed some brilliant talent.
New Zealander and AUT alumni Mark D'Arcy has been head-hunted by Facebook to be its director of global creative solutions.
NZ unis must make room for Pasifika models
Universities have been challenged to “change their ways” if Pasifika and other minority cultures are going to achieve their potential, says New Zealand’s first professor of Pacific studies.
AUT University has offered support to AUT students and staff affected by the Japan earthquake and subsequent tsunami.
International book award for NZTRI member
In a first for New Zealand publishing, Me’a Kai: The Food and Flavours of the South Pacific has been named the Best Cookbook in the World for 2010 at the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards.
AUT University support for displaced students
AUT University has been responding to enquiries from Christchurch students who need to consider their options following the Canterbury earthquake.
Next time you need a coffee, think Piko.
In fact if you need breakfast lunch or dinner, try Piko. AUT’s popular restaurant has reopened this year as a brasserie and café, so you can now stop by for brunch or a casual coffee and a counter-top cake or treat.