Anzac then and now: as trans‑Tasman defence relations get closer, NZ must be on guard
Trans-Tasman military cooperation began over 50 years before Gallipoli, with about 2500 Australians serving in the New Zealand Wars.
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Dr Samantha Heath
The real challenge of aging
Samantha warns that ageism is killing us, and that we all have a role to play in changing the narrative as New Zealand anticipates a great demographic shift.
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Billions at risk from extreme urban heat without stronger climate action
University of Waikato researchers are calling for stronger climate action by governments worldwide, as a recent study has found that 3 billion more people living in cities could face frequent, unprecedented heat extremes if current emissions policies remain unchanged.
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Emergency system tests at the University
The purpose of these tests is to identify any issues and help ensure the safety of staff, students, and the wider University community.
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Historic marae relocations can support climate responses today
PhD graduate Dr Akuhata Bailey-Winiata has worked alongside iwi and hapū to support climate adaptation decision-making.
Research impact
Rising temperatures test survival of New Zealand’s giraffe weevils
Giraffe weevils play important ecological roles, making it vital to understand how they can withstand the impacts of climate change. This is the focus of research led by Dr Chrissie Painting.
New alloy research aims to reduce infection and extend implant lifespan
University of Waikato researcher Dr Leandro Bolzoni has been exploring a combination of various metals to make alternative implants.
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