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Te Warena Taua appointed to Whakaruruhau

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Te Warena Taua MNZM as Te Pou Herenga - Community Member to our Whakaruruhau of Te Ranga Tukutuku.

Clarity needed: Treaty ‘fourth article’

History professor and Treaty expert Paul Moon has called on the Waitangi Tribunal to clarify its position on the so-called “Fourth Article” of the Treaty.

2026 NZ sustainability survey launches

AUT is calling on those people who have sustainability as part or all of their role to take part in this year’s survey on NZ’s sustainability profession.

NZ needs stronger hate-crime law

Lesbian and bisexual women in NZ face substantially higher risks of crime by strangers, showing the need to change public health and policy settings.

AUT welcomes you to BGO 2026

Experience the celebratory atmosphere of Big Gay Out and showcase your allyship for all rainbow communities.

Q&A: Insurance Matters

AUT Law Lecturer Christopher Whitehead explains the essentials of home insurance: what it covers, why it matters, and whether you really need it.

Students can now swap cities in NZ

Three New Zealand universities are serving up a new kind of study experience — and it’s one that doesn’t involve Kiwis hopping across the ditch.

Te Ataata 2026 - Alizée Armet

Artist-researcher Alizée Armet has been selected as 2026 Te Ataata artist in residence at AUT’s Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies - Te Ara Auaha

What does the latest cyber hack teach us

The recent Manage My Health hack has made cybersecurity top of mind. AP Kenneth Johnson tells us what we can learn from the latest hack.

First PhD concludes 25-year celebrations

AUT’s first Doctoral graduate, Dr Debbie Blake, ended a year of celebrating 25 years as NZ’s only university of technology.