• Cognitive Performance following different Postprandial Glycaemic Responses 

  Keesing, Celeste

  Background: Optimal cognitive performance is important for learning. The brain uses glucose for fuel, so one proposed factor influencing cognition is circulating blood glucose concentrations. However, the existing body of ...

• Exploring culturally-determined food preferences of Indian and South Asian patients in New Zealand 

  Mohamad Shahir, Huda Aiman

  Background: The increase in the Indian and South Asian population in New Zealand creates demand for culturally appropriate hospital food services. As these peoples have rich food cultures, traditions, and strong religious ...

• Andesitic glaciovolcanic interactions at Tongariro and Ruapehu volcanoes, New Zealand 

  Cole, Rosemary Philippa

  Glaciers that cap or flank volcanoes have a major control on the eruption style and distribution of volcanic material. Ancient deposits that were formed by the interaction of lava and ice inform our understanding of ...

• Kia mārama ai te ihi, te wehi o Mukukai: The influence of swimming on whānau engagement with water 

  Raureti, Terina

  Māori consider water to be the foundation of all life (Royal, 2010). It is a valued taonga gifted by our ancestors for the use of future generations (Hall, 2012). Māori have a long history of engagement with water through ...

• Becoming-Mystic: The Posthuman in Contemporary Fiction 

  Gibson, Damien Gray

  The Posthuman in Contemporary Fiction is a full-length study of contemporary fiction from the perspective of critical posthumanism. Moving beyond the limitations of humanism, critical posthumanism is a discourse that builds ...

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