• A Foot in Both Worlds: The Bicultural Audience and Film in New Zealand 

  Taua, Amie Barbara Lose

  This Masters thesis works as a pilot project to provide a platform for the development of bicultural audience reception research in a New Zealand context. For the purpose of this study, a “bicultural” person is defined as ...

• Conservation Genetics of North Island Kōkako (Callaeas wilsoni) 

  Milner-Jones, Meghan A. E.

  Conservation genetics has recently been recognised as an important, although often overlooked, aspect of wildlife management. Applying molecular techniques and genetic concepts to management strategies has the potential ...

• The comparative assessment of patient safety at hospitals in New Zealand 

  Hider, Phillip Nicholas

  Patient safety is the avoidance, prevention and amelioration of adverse outcomes or injuries stemming from the healthcare system. Patient safety is the most important constituent of quality and has become increasing important ...

• The Reception of Sean O'Casey's Early Works in New Zealand (1924–47): A Social, Cultural, and Political Reading of the Archive 

  Sutherland, Iain

  This thesis recovers the New Zealand reception history of Sean O’Casey, the Irish working-class playwright who rose to prominence at the Dublin Abbey Theatre in the aftermath of the Irish revolutionary period. Until now, ...

• Physiological Arousal, Information Processing, Performance and Expertise in Expected and Unexpected Abnormal Flight Events: An Empirical Investigation. 

  Kinney, Lana

  Aviation accident reports indicate that preventable incidents are developing into tragedies with pilots responding incorrectly to well-trained events e.g. engine failures. Recent research suggests that startle (an autonomic ...

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