Firmly pinned on thousands of student walls around Auckland is where you can find the AuSM Wallplanner. From planning important social dates, to organising assignments, the AuSM Wallplanner is a vital tool for any student.

Produced on high quality card with full colour printing, the wallplanner provides year round exposure for everyone who gets their logo on it.

This is the official Returning Officer letter.

If you would like to apply for any of the positions in the upcoming AuSM Executive Election please download this form and fill it in as requested.

Once you have filled it in drop it in to your Returning Officer at the Student Information Centre located at:

Level 2, WA Building, City Campus
or
AG Building, North Shore Campus

Welcome to debate magazine, the most exciting student publication in the country. debate is the official student magazine of Auckland University of Technology and the only student magazine distributed across Auckland on both the North Shore and the Auckland City campuses. Produced every week by a trained team of professionals, debate offers quality advertising on 90 gsm and 130 gsm gloss offset in true A4.

debate is the fastest growing publication in the country, going weekly in 2005 and winning the coveted title of Best Small Publication at the ASPA awards the same year. Since the, debate has become one of New Zealand’s largest student publications, famed for its entertaining and informative content and eye-catching cover designs - a sentiment AUT students seem to agree with as copies of debate fly off the stands every week to an avid readership of over 15,000.

Download this file to get our current advertising rates.

Now an established part of the AUT student experience, the AuSM/AUT Student Diary is a vital part of the university year. Produced to an uncompromisingly high standard, the wire bound diary features tabs, glossy front and back covers and over 200 pages of colour copy. Calender space is combined with advice and information, making the diary an indispensable item for students throughout the year.

The diary is given to 20,000 students at the beginning of the year, and was judged as very important by 75% of AUT students in the last Student Satisfaction survey.