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Kiwis don't realise they're burnt out

The latest data from AUT’s Wellbeing@Work study show most people who are suffering from burnout either don’t realise it or can’t assess how serious it is.

Nova Paul's work in Indigenous Triennial

Senior Lecturer of Visual Arts, Nova Paul, is exhibiting in the inaugural Indigenous Triennial at the Winnipeg Art Gallery/Qaumajuq in Winnipeg, Canada.

Voices from hospitality's front line

New AUT research looks at workplace practices in the hospitality industry and gives recommendations to improve working conditions.

Trust in news falls alarmingly

The AUT research centre for Journalism, Media and Democracy (JMAD) has published its third Trust in News in Aotearoa New Zealand report.

Rural communities grow top athletes

Research on elite New Zealand hockey players from small-town and rural areas has produced new evidence on what can help make a top athlete.

NZ Podcast summit to be hosted at AUT

On Saturday 14 May 2022, AUT will host the inaugural NZ Podcasting Summit at its City Campus.

Leading AUT’s mahi to boost success

New VC Professor Damon Salesa inspired by achievement to date and committed to growing focus on equity and excellence.

AUT wins global sustainability award

An AUT initiative that has overhauled practical sustainability has been recognised at the inaugural 2021 Green Impact International Special Awards.

Distance - the key to active transport

Distance is the strongest determining factor for how teenagers feel about walking or cycling to school according to new research.

LGBT policies impact investor behaviour

New research shows companies that adopted LGBT-supportive policies for the first time can affect the attitudes and activities of investors.