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International Science Festival In Dunedin - Dr David Bellamy Dorothy -- 2000-07-14 The International Science Festival in Dunedin, New Zealand, has drawn large crowds to its wide ranging activities.

How Accessible Is Tertiary Education To Maori? - Part 3 - New Zealand Maori Turi Hollis -- 2000-02-04 New Zealand Maori need to gain tertiary education to support the NZ economy and universities need to give more help.

How Accessible Is Tertiary Education To Maori? - Part 2 - New Zealand Maori Turi Hollis -- 2000-01-28 New Zealand Maori gaining tertiary education face difficulties with loneliness, low self-esteem, lack of funding and cultural expectations.

How Accessible Is Tertiary Education To Maori? - Part 1 - New Zealand Maori Turi Hollis -- 2000-01-21

How Accessible Is Tertiary Education To Maori? - Part 1 - New Zealand Maori Turi Hollis -- 2000-01-21 New Zealand Maori gaining tertiary education are increasing in number, but face difficulties financially and culturally.

National Testing In Primary Schools - A Benefit Or A Restriction On Children's Education? - National Testing Dorothy -- 1999-11-19 New Zealand Government moves to introduce national testing are not new as it was used earlier in the twentieth century and abolished as too restrictive.

Changing Roles Val Elley -- 1999-07-16

Changing Roles Val Elley -- 1999-07-09 New Zealand graduate women have fewer high ranking positions and more low paid jobs than they deserve with their high qualifications.

Alan Duff's "Books In Homes" Programme - Alan Duff Warwick Elley -- 1999-07-02 Alan Duff's "Books in Homes" scheme according to Professor Warwick Elley is encouraging children who are reluctant readers to become literate.

The Ultimatum Game - Bethwaite Dorothy -- 1998-10-23 Judy Bethwaite and Paul Tompkinson, economists at Victoria University of Wellington, research the power of self-interest through applications of the Ultimatum Game.


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