• High and increasing rates of skin infection hospitalisation for Pacific children in Aotearoa 

  Oben, Glenda; Duncanson, Mavis

  Background: Skin and subcutaneous tissue infections are common among children, and are typically bacterial in origin (e.g. impetigo, cellulitis, and skin abscesses which can be caused by Staphylococcus aureus or Streptococcus ...

• "All you can heat? Welfare implications of high fixed charge tariffs for electricity" 

  Stephenson, John

  This research investigates the implications of residential electricity tariffs with high daily fixed charge or fixed-like components, like ‘all you can eat’ or ‘uncapped’ tariffs which are common for access to internet ...

• "Created equal" - A kaupapa Māori analysis of research and health system perspectives of inequity in chronic kidney disease in Aotearoa 

  Huria, Tania Michelle

  Understanding Indigenous health inequities requires an equity lens to recognise the impact that colonisation and loss of cultural identity have on health and well-being. An equity lens enables a critical examination and ...

• Bats, Bioacoustics, & Bat Lures in Brunei Darussalam 

  Aylen, Oliver

  Bats are the most diverse mammalian order, second to rodents, with 1400+ species found globally across almost every continent. In the tropics, where it is possible to find more than 60 bat species at a single site, they ...

• Working together to improve experiences of teaching and learning Sexual and Gender Minority health at Otago Medical School 

  Grove, Christina; Grainger, Rebecca; Wilkinson, Tim

  This document outlines the justification and processes for a Participatory Action Research (PAR) initiative. The project is aimed at evaluating and improving the educational climate relating to Sexual and Gender Minority ...

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