Te Waha Nui
Te Waha Nui is AUT University’s student-driven training newsroom. Both online and in our award-winning newspaper, you’ll find the work of journalism students on the Bachelor of Communication Studies and Postgraduate Diploma in Communication Studies programmes.
Tongans bring ‘love and support’ to stand with Ihumātao
By Charlotte Muru-Lanning in Auckland
A Tongan group visited Ihumātao to show solidarity with the occupation of the land by mana whenua who greeted them with...
NZ hui urges local climate action to help Pacific Islands
By Ayla Miller
Pasifika people in New Zealand need to take charge against climate change which is already threatening their home islands, an Auckland hui...
Students across NZ to kick off global climate change day of...
By Hannah Williams of Te Waha Nui
Students across New Zealand are striking today as part of a worldwide day of action over global warming...
India’s ‘tribal’ minister visits NZ for relationships but skirts rape culture
By Vandhna Bhan in Auckland
India's Minister of State for Tribal Affairs Jasvantsinh Bhabhor visited Auckland briefly last Saturday to talk about building international relations,...
Tūhoe leader’s address to deliver ‘hard truths’ about New Zealand
By Alex Braae in Auckland
Tūhoe leader Tamati Kruger has some hard truths to deliver in his upcoming 2017 Bruce Jesson Memorial lecture.
The chair of Tūhoe...
Contemporary Pacific dance festival showcase ‘first of its kind’
By Brandon Ulfsby in Auckland
Contemporary dance is set to take centre stage at next week's Pacific Dance Festival.
The two week-long festival organised by Pacific...
AUT award winners bound for Fiji on ‘Bearing Witness’ mission
By Queenie Jose of Te Waha Nui
Two Auckland University of Technology students who took top communication studies prizes at an awards ceremony last night...
Quality claim root cause of double-priced Niuean taro
By Brandon Ulfsby
Niuean taro has made a return to the shelves and the stomachs of many in New Zealand -- but the humble vegetable...
