A woman's place is in the house ... of representatives
Sarah Kerby looks at barriers and pathways to election for women in local and central government.
Visit this articleWe are looking forward to another Inaugural Professorial Lecture on 1 September, this time for Professor Jo Kirkwood. All are welcome to attend this free online event. Click here for details and registration.
In this issue you can read about research by Jo and by other staff and students.
Prof Leoni Schmidt
Director: Research and Postgraduate Studies
ISSN 2624-084X
Sarah Kerby looks at barriers and pathways to election for women in local and central government.
Visit this articleMana whenua want to see their identity back in the landscape from which they had been dispossessed. E manako ana a mana whenua kia kite pū ki ō rātou Kāi Tahutanga ki te whenua i tāhaetia ai.
Visit this articleMany sectors, including tertiary education, generate and manage significant volumes of data.
Visit this articleSteph Mann is concerned that following non-professional advice on social media is compromising the welfare of horses.
Visit this articleOtago Polytechnic School of Design students have shone in an international design competition.
Visit this articleWhat impact is Tall Poppy Syndrome having on New Zealand society and economy, and what, if anything, can be done about it?
Visit this articleKatie Mangai is designing comfortable and beautiful clothes for pregnant women.
Visit this articleHow might education respond to the Anthropocene and its human-impacted environmental concerns?
Visit this articleWhat people with disabilities can do is limited by service design and unsympathetic attitudes.
Visit this articleInge Andrew's research used a design methodology to help men to avoid violence.
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