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WFH when everyone else is in the office

WFH when everyone else is in the office

Business
23 Oct, 2025
What happens when not everyone in a company can WFH? Sometimes there are long periods of time when a person is not there in-person. How to make it work?
 Professor John Tookey on Rebuilding Gaza

Professor John Tookey on Rebuilding Gaza

Architecture and built environment
22 Oct, 2025
With 83% of its buildings destroyed, Gaza needs more than money to rebuild, the AUT Professor of Construction Management writes.
Nobel Sustainability Award

Nobel Sustainability Award

Sport and recreation
20 Oct, 2025
AUT’s Professor Erica Hinckson co-director of recipient organisation
It’s Niue Language Week

It’s Niue Language Week

17 Oct, 2025
This week Niue Language Week is being celebrated across Aotearoa as part of the Pacific language week series for 2025.
‘Perfect pitch’ for AUT Business School

‘Perfect pitch’ for AUT Business School

Business
17 Oct, 2025
A collaboration between AUT Business School and Merge café epitomises the value that be created when the lecture room meets the boardroom.
New brain lab ‘a beacon for hope’

New brain lab ‘a beacon for hope’

Health sciences
17 Oct, 2025
Last week marked a new era for brain research at AUT with the opening of the updated Cognitive and Computational Neuroscience laboratory on North Campus.
New Dean for DCT

New Dean for DCT

15 Oct, 2025
Professor Suzanne Wilkinson has been appointed to the position of Dean of the Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies.
Emotional landscape of language revival

Emotional landscape of language revival

Communication studies
15 Oct, 2025
Receptive bilingualism was at the heart of Te Ipukarea researchers Dr Nogiata Tukimata & Dr Toiroa Williams presentation at PULiiMA 2025.
Virtual Production Studio Showreel

Virtual Production Studio Showreel

15 Oct, 2025
AUT’s Virtual Production Studio is open for business – as showcased in this promotional video crafted by the Studio team.
Conviction for Darfur crimes a major win

Conviction for Darfur crimes a major win

Law
14 Oct, 2025
The conviction is a major development for international law, for Sudan and for the International Criminal Court itself, writes Myra Williamson.

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