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Nosebuds bring relief – and big sales

The company behind a new device giving hayfever sufferers relief has become AUT’s most successful hardware spinout to date in terms of sales.

AUT celebrates Tuvalu Language Week 2025

Vaiaso o te Gana Tuvalu is being celebrated across Aotearoa this week.

Should protests near homes be illegal?

The NZ Parliament’s Justice Select Committee is currently considering the right to protest near someone’s home and the inconvenience it may cause.

Gen AI for & by the people

Useful insights from Mongolia on AI preserving indigenous language

We must not restrict university access

Restricting access to university threatens New Zealand’s productivity, writes Cristóbal Castro Barrientos, an AUT PhD candidate in economics.

NCEA Reform: Academic or Vocational?

The Government wants vocational education and training in the school curriculum, but how will it be decided whether a student takes a VET track?

The future is here

The next generation of humanoid robots has arrived at AUT

@AUTMAORI a creative force

The desire to make te reo Māori seen and heard drives the team behind the successful @AUTMAORI Instagram page to post as often as they can.

AUT hosts Auckland FC

Representatives from across Auckland’s business, cultural and sporting communities came to AUT to hear the inside story of Auckland FC’s rapid rise.

Unity elusive at Pacific Islands Forum

The Pacific Islands Forum has wrapped up its annual leaders' meeting with some significant agreements - but integration remains a contested term.