• The ecology and conservation of hotspots for Hector’s dolphin 

  Brough, Tom Evan

  Many species of marine top-predator have ‘hotspots’ in their distribution. Hotspots can be defined as areas within the distribution of a population that are used disproportionately more than other locations. Usually ...

• The Water Quality and Geochemistry of Legacy Acid Mine Drainage on the Denniston Plateau, West Coast 

  Jewiss, Carrie Sara

  The Eocene Brunner Coal Measures on the West Coast of New Zealand are pyritic, paired with low neutralisation capacity in the coal measures, resulting in a high acid producing potential. Historic mining located on the ...

• Barbarians Within the Gates: Congressional Debates on Mormon Polygamy 

  Smith, Stephen

  In 1879, the Supreme Court of the United States delivered its judgment in Reynolds vs United States on the constitutionality of a federal anti-polygamy statute. The Reynolds decision brought to a halt the nearly three-decade ...

• Reviving the Obligatory Abstention Rule in the UN Security Council: Reform from the Inside Out 

  Stephen, Smith

  The decision-making protocol for the United Nations (UN) Security Council follows the Charter of the United Nations, which states that decisions of the Council “shall be made by an affirmative vote of nine members including ...

• Indigenous Voices at Work 

  Roth, Paul

  ‘Indigenous Voices at Work’ surveys workplace issues that have faced Indigenous people in the common law countries of New Zealand, Australia, the United States, and Canada. Colonisation deprived many Indigenous people of ...

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