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Unconquerable enemy or bountiful resource? : A new perspective on the rabbit in Central Otago

Egerton, Rachael E
Conservation genetics of island takahe (Porphyrio mantelli)

Lettink, Marieke
General introduction: Conservation of biodiversity is one the most important contemporary global problems faced by humanity. Human activity has caused the extinction of more than a thousand vertebrate species over the ...
TwistMouse for simultaneous translation and rotation

Hannagan, Jacqui
A common task in many computer applications is positioning objects on the screen. In real life one would simply move the object on the two dimensional plane in one seamless motion translating and rotating simultaneously. ...
'Our bounden duty' : an analysis of the arguments justifying the introduction of peacetime Compulsory Military Training in New Zealand, 1949

Muir, John Robert (University of Otago, 1995)
Spatial information systems for wildlife conservation management: Taiaroa Head royal albatross colony

McLennan, Bruce
The breeding colony of Northern royal albatross (Diomedea sanfordi) at Taiaroa Head is the only mainland breeding colony of any albatross species. Although it represents only a small proportion of the total population of ...
Falling branches, dying roots? : bank branch closure in small towns

McKirdy, Callum Blair (University of Otago, 2000)
INTRODUCTION The recent dramatic shift from widely distributed, mostly State-owned, enterprises to sparsely represented, private corporations has been viewed in the popular mind as an urban phenomenon (Leyshon and Thrift, ...
Examining the state of preparedness of New Zealand Information Technology management for events that may require forensic analysis

Quinn, K J Spike
Computer security is of concern to those in IT (Information Technology) and forensic readiness (being prepared to deal effectively with events that may require forensic investigation) is a growing issue. This study used a ...
Without work, nothing': A study of the changing attitudes towards the swagger in the 1890s

Brownlie, Helen J
The swagger has been preserved for posterity in the writings of John A. Lee in ‘Shining With Shiner’, ‘Shiner Slattery’, and ‘Roughnecks, Rollingstones and Rouseabouts’, as well as Jim Henderson's ‘Swagger Country’. But ...
Assisted Polish migrants to Otago: The 1870s

Bailey, Mark W
Living gallery: Investigating dynamic display of artwork through proximity detection

Burrows, Gary
Galleries displaying artwork and artefacts are already taking advantage of technology to give added value to the viewing public. However are such systems suitable or desirable for use in art displays? The purpose of this ...