• Lead Us Not into Temptation: Christian Responses to Consumerism 

  Robertson, Carolyn Joy

  Consumerism represents a way of structuring society and the economy that encourages and facilitates the ever-expanding acquisition of commodities. Consumption is now the principle aspiration and source of individual identity ...

• Holocene paleoceanographic evolution at the Ross Sea-Southern Ocean interface, Antarctica 

  Truax, Olivia Jane

  The response of the dynamic marginal marine environment in East Antarctica to climate change in the 21st century has implications for global sea level and climate. However, the processes that govern the coupled ...

• Parental impact on child prejudice in New Zealand 

  Hill, Sarah

  Research to date has shown mixed results that prejudice against out-group individuals may be explained through parent and child relationships and the attitudes held within. Some theorists suggest that children develop ...

• The role of ascorbate in controlling hypoxia factors in renal cell carcinoma 

  Wohlrab, Christina

  Clear cell RCC (ccRCC) is the most common and also most aggressive RCC type harbouring alterations in the VHL tumour suppressor gene leading to uncontrolled accumulation of pro-survival hypoxia inducible transcription ...

• Rū Te Whakaturu Whenua: Understanding Hapū Relationships Through Cultural Mapping 

  Mokaraka-Harris, Jovan James

  The paramount objective of this research is to critically analyse a model of knowledge revitalization, reproduction, re-dissemination and re-storage that underpins the traditional Māori essence of building hapū capacity ...

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