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The complex realities of managed retreat

With large parts of NZ recently pummelled by Cyclone Tam and heavy rain, it’s important to remember that natural hazards have long shaped our cities.

Are you planning to retire or “rewire”?

Increasingly, employees appear open to different ways of combining some paid work alongside increased leisure and/or family time, writes Kate Kearins.

A Partnership for Auckland

A new philanthropic partnership has been launched with four targeted funds to support education and opportunity in Tāmaki Makaurau.

Kiwi kids once led the world in reading

In some areas, the 1953 syllabus seems more progressive than the current curriculum.

AUT Tukutuku wins NZIA Auckland award

AUT’s newest building, Tukutuku at North Campus, was named as one of the winners at the 2025 NZ Institute of Architects Auckland Awards last week.

Celebrate Rotuma Language Week 2025

Four AUT students share their pride in their Rotuman heritage as part of Rotuma Language Week 2025.

AUT hosting prestigious conference

AUT is set to host the prestigious, annual International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity Conference in Auckland next month.

Are clean slates for criminals working?

The question of what to do with people with convictions when it comes to employment has been considered by policymakers and justice campaigners globally.

Schools Partnership Programme launched

AUT recently launched its Schools Partnership Programme, Iti kōpara to provide pathways to higher education for priority Māori and Pasifika learners.

Challenges covering climate emergency

The challenges faced by journalists covering the climate emergency will be at the heart of a public symposium at AUT next month.