• Post-entry speed of internationalization and export performance of small- and medium-sized enterprises 

  Sadeghi, Arash

  Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which, traditionally, have been considered as firms characterized by domestic focus and limited geographic scope, are increasingly extending their focus across national borders ...

• Can an apple a day keep the psychologist away? The role of fruit and vegetable intake in mental well-being. 

  Brookie, Kate

  ‘You are what you eat’ is a well-known adage that is supported by evidence linking healthy diets to greater physical well-being. The cornerstone of a healthy diet is a high intake fruit and vegetables, containing a variety ...

• 'Gathering places' : the mixed descent families of Foveaux Strait and Rakiura/Stewart Island, 1824-1864 

  Stevens, Kate

  […] This dissertation explores the social world of the mixed descent or 'half caste' population based around Foveaux Strait and Rakiura/Stewart Island up until the purchase of Rakiura by the Crown in 1864. I examine the ...

• The lek breeding system of the Kākāpō (Strigops habroptilus): the role of vocalisations in female mate choice and kin clustering on leks 

  Kelman, Emma

  For a species to succeed, individuals must be able to attract a mate. The method in which they do this is known as a breeding system and it involves a diverse array of social behaviours. A lek breeding system is employed ...

• Anglicanism and the Ephesians 4 Gifts: Towards a Leadership Model that Disciples and Equips the Church for Mission 

  Dyer, Kaye

  This research project has two aims; to look for evidence that Hirsch’s proposition that the five ministry gifts of Eph 4:11, the apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor and teacher are needed to transition an institutional ...

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