Breadcrumbs List.
Pacific
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Māori and Pacific wahine projects get funding boost
7 November 2024
A focus on Māori and Pacific women and girls connects this year’s successful Marsden grant recipients from the University of Auckland’s Faculty of Education and Social Work.
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Pacific academics take centre stage at Research Symposium
7 November 2024
University of Auckland to host the 2nd Faculty of Science Pacific Research Symposium at Fale Pasifika showcasing new research developments 11 - 13 November.
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Pacific research and zoo dilemmas: Marsden success
7 November 2024
Projects on the evolution of a Pacific-centred approach to research and the problem of ‘surplus’ zoo animals have won Marsden grants for the Faculty of Arts in the latest round.
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State of paediatric palliative care in Aotearoa is abysmal
7 November 2024
New report shows paediatric palliative care in Aotearoa to be abysmal, children who are very ill or at the end of life miss out on services that could improve their quality of life.
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Audacious voice for women in the Pacific
4 November 2024
Pacific feminist scholar, Professor Yvonne Underhill-Sem MNZM, has been a trailblazer in the field of development and Pacific studies at the University of Auckland.
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Vili Nosa: health research at the cutting edge
1 November 2024
Associate Professor Vili Nosa is leading an innovative project exploring if barbershops can help deliver better health outcomes for Pacific men.
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Keeping Gagana Tokelau alive in New Zealand
29 October 2024
Kim Meredith, a proud descendant from the atoll of Fakaofo in Tokelau, is a passionate advocate for Pacific language revitalisation.
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Fiji's bright future meets Education Minister
25 October 2024
Visiting Fiji Education Minister tells scholarship students their skills and knowledge are needed back home.
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Launch of Pacific Academy of Sciences makes history
23 October 2024
Pacific-led research enhanced by the naming of 12 fellows in the new Pacific Academy of Sciences.
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Pacific academics say 'Now is our time'
22 October 2024
Pacific leaders from Association of Commonwealth Universities discuss their role to transform wealth into resilient future at CHOGM.
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A poem and song for the People’s Forum at CHOGM
21 October 2024
The People’s Forum on day one of CHOGM was supported by renowned poet and academic Professor Selina Tusitala Marsh who led a sing-along.
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50-year milestone for Niue as Aotearoa celebrates Niue Language Week
13 October 2024
Half-century milestone for Niue as Aotearoa celebrates Faahi Tapu he Vagahau Niue - Niue Language Week 13 - 19 October.