• An integrative approach to understanding antimicrobial resistance in New Zealand 

  Mitchell, Sarah

  Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) occurs when micro-organisms (including bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites) survive exposure to a medicine that would usually kill them or halt their growth. This is a natural phenomenon ...

• Structural controls and geochemistry of hydrothermal fluid flow in an exhumed accretionary prism, Otago Schist, New Zealand 

  Holbek, Simon Christian

  This study examines the structural controls, geochemistry, and potential source of an ancient hydrothermal fluid-flow system within the Otago Schist, using excellent exposures at Bruce Rocks, near Dunedin, as a case study. ...

• Tatala le Ta’ui a le Atua | Rolling Out the Fine Mat of Scripture 

  Ah Siu-Maliko, Mercy

• Sex, drugs, smokes and booze: What's driving teen trends? Describing and explaining trends in adolescent sexual behaviour, cannabis use, smoking and alcohol use in the early 21st century 

  Ball, Jude

  Today’s adolescents are far less likely to smoke, drink, use drugs or be sexually active than their 1990s counterparts. My doctoral project set out to describe and explain trends in adolescent risk behaviours in the early ...

• Effect of Question Type and Exposure to Prior Information on Question Generation in a Simulated Interview Task 

  Warhurst, Ellen Sarah

  Given the key role that eyewitness evidence plays in criminal investigations, it is crucial that police investigators do not unduly constrain or contaminate witnesses’ reports. For this reason, best practice is to ask ...

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