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Speech: McKelvie, Ian: Oral Questions - Questions to Ministers, Questions to Members From New Zealand Parliament Published 16:32 17/12/2015

There will be 20 students from Lincoln University undertaking summer school in Indonesia, learning about Indonesian culture and business; 15 students from Unitec, who are undertaking a student exchange to Chongqing University of Science and Technology and Wuhan University this month; and a range of individual recipients, including a University of Waikato student who will take up an internship with the Interpol Global Complex for Innovation in Singapore to continue work into cybercrime.

Extremists’ views place heavy cost on farming and consumers From Rural News Published 15:53 16/12/2015

- Jacqueline Rowarth is professor of agribusiness, The University of Waikato.

The Pundits - Religion From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 21:34 15/12/2015

Religious studies Prof. Douglas Pratt from University of Waikato on one's faith in God or gods... Christmas in Paris?

Writer in Residence announced From SunLive Published 15:56 15/12/2015 Also from Waikato University

The University of Waikato has appointed American-born poet Steven Toussaint as its Writer in Residence for 2016. ... American-born poet Steven Toussaint has been appointed as the University of Waikato's Writer in Residence for 2016. ... It is jointly funded by the University of Waikato and Creative NZ.

New BOP education leadership group to champion engagement From Shine PR Published 15:07 15/12/2015 Also from SunLive News

The strategy is supported by the Bay of Plenty Tertiary Education Partnership (which includes Te Whare Wnanga o Awanuirangi, Bay of Plenty Polytechnic, University of Waikato and Waiariki Institute of Technology), local industry, local and central government (Tertiary Education Commission, Bay of Plenty Regional Council, SmartGrowth, Priority One, Grow Rotorua, Toi EDA and Taupo District Council).

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Jacqueline Rowarth: Waikato University Professor of Agri-business 15/12/15 From Farming Show Published 14:06 15/12/2015

Jacqueline Rowarth: Waikato University Professor of Agri-business 15/12/15 ... Jacqueline Rowarth:Â Is a Waikato University Professor of Agri-business who reckons we need to raise a glass to NZ farmers who have produced food with fewer GHG emissions, less N loss and higher animal and human welfare than any other country.

Agriculture must be pulled into climate-change equations From Waikato Times Published 12:13 15/12/2015 Also from Stuff Environment, Waikato Times News, Waikato Times, Waikato Times, Stuff NZ Farmer

While most emissions-heavy industries will face penalties, the fact there's none for agriculture is a problem, said Alexander Gillespie, University of Waikato professor of international law.

Bilingual Vignettes On Stage From The Big Idea Published 11:36 15/12/2015

Kindly supported by the New Zealand Sign Language Fund, with thanks to the University of Waikato and Edge Hill University.

The Scientists - Computer Science From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 21:47 14/12/2015

Prof. Mark Apperley from University of Waikato spreads out the silicon chips to expose how computers switch us on.

Doors open at Countdown Claudelands From FMCG Published 14:42 14/12/2015

"The new store is conveniently placed in the heart of the city, close to the University of Waikato and residential areas.

Ambassador posting for former Gisborne woman From Gisborne Herald Published 11:15 14/12/2015 Also from Gisborne Herald

This provided her with an opportunity to draw on her Masters in Chinese from the University of Waikato, she says.

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Sea lettuce clogs up BOP beaches From NZ City Published 11:57 14/12/2015 Also from Yahoo, TVNZ

"In combining all of these new projects we'll be in a position to better understand how we can manage sea lettuce blooms or make better use of the blooms when they occur," said Waikato University coastal researcher Professor Chris Battershill.

Climate change agreement reached in Paris From Radio Live Audio, Radio Live Published 10:33 14/12/2015

Mitch Harris talks with Al Gillespie from Waikato University about the implications of the global climate change agreement reached over the weekend in Paris.

Advisory: Spotlight on sea lettuce From Bay of Plenty Regional Council Published 10:05 14/12/2015 Also from Stuff National News, Bay of Plenty Times News, SunLive News

Professor Chris Battershill, Chair in Coastal Science Chair, University of Waikato and Bay of Plenty Regional Council, answering questions: ... Chris Battershill, Chair in Coastal Science Chair, University of Waikato and Bay of Plenty Regional Council, answering questions on: ... Tauranga Harbour Projects Manager, Bruce Gardner said that Regional Council is investing $210,000 a year to support research led by the University of Waikato Coastal Chair of Science and local PhD students.

Jasmax land campus project From SunLive Published 08:55 14/12/2015

Design firm Jasmax have been appointed by the University of Waikato to design their Tauranga campus in the city's central business district. ... "This tertiary campus is more than a learning space in the Bay of Plenty region," says University of Waikato Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Alister Jones.

The rise of fitspo: Inspiration or body-bullying? From Newshub Published 12:44 13/12/2015

Dr Rebecca Olive from University of Waikato's human development and movement studies believes fitspo does promote positive messages of women being strong, independent, active and capable.

Southland Conservation Board member Nick Humphries off to Antarctica From Southland Times Published 12:17 13/12/2015 Also from Stuff Environment

He has just completed the first year of his Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Software Engineering at the University of Waikato.

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Major demographic shifts are coming says Natalie Jackson. 'Quality of life' and 'attractiveness of place' will be key for sustaining a regional population From Interest.co.nz Published 10:37 13/12/2015

Masters Thesis currently under examination, University of Waikato. ... Until recently she was Professor of Demography and Director of the National Institute of Demographic and Economic Analysis (NIDEA) at the University of Waikato.

Antarctic Society volunteers head to Scott Base From New Zealand Herald Published 19:20 11/12/2015

As an earth sciences student at Waikato University and member of the Antarctic Society, he has a keen interest in Antarctic science research projects.

Antarctic Society volunteers head to Scott Base From Jeanine Begg, Antarctica New Zealand Published 15:16 11/12/2015 Also from Yahoo, Voxy

Prior to his studies in architecture Don studied Earth Sciences at Waikato University.

University of Waikato cyber security ninja recognised on global stage From TechDay Published 11:47 11/12/2015 Also from Waikato University

Dr Ryan Ko, from the University of Waikato, has been recognised at an international level for his work in the world of cyber security.

Advisory: Oral Questions - Questions to Ministers, Questions to Members From New Zealand Parliament Published 11:20 11/12/2015

Technology, science in tree project From Hamilton News Published 11:14 11/12/2015

The New Zealand Tree Project is having its official launch today at the University of Waikato's Academy of Performing Arts. ... The project team of Catherine Kirby, a research support officer at Waikato University, Wintec's arboriculture academic Andrew Harrison, adventure photographer Steven Pearce and ecologist Jen Sanger spent a month deep in the Pureora Forest with a 40m rimu tree as their major focus.

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Seaweed key to Psa remedy From Bay of Plenty Times Published 08:30 11/12/2015

Tauranga-based University of Waikato coastal science research graduate Ashleigh Browne has taken a leading role in the work that could result in the patenting of chemicals to boost the vine's immune system.

Ecology in action From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 21:46 03/12/2015

Caroline King from Waikato University has been using DNA and some historical sleuthing to find out when mice arrived here and where they came from - and she’s discovered something rather surprising.

Al Gillespie: UK extends airstrikes into Syria From Newstalk ZB Audio and Video, Newstalk ZB Published 08:41 04/12/2015

Waikato University law professor Al Gillespie speaks to Larry Williams about the UK voting to extend their airstrikes on Iraq into Syria.

Legal expert defends press freedom in Heather du Plessis-Allan gun stunt From Waikato Times Published 17:07 03/12/2015 Also from Stuff National News, Waikato Times

International Law Professor Alexander Gillespie said the public interest of a story by TV3's Heather du Plessis-Allan outweighed the criminality of what she was doing in purchasing a gun without a licence. ... "On matters of public importance, like the running of the state, or laws which are not being implemented, we've got to be particularly strong to defend the journalists," said Gillespie, of the University of Waikato.

Kaitaia Primary kids take flight From Northland Age Published 09:56 03/12/2015

Their experience began before they even set off for the airport, with a lesson from Waikato University's Professor Kathryn Pavlovich about feeding their curious minds and stretching their perspective of life.

Fieldays economic impact down on back of weak dairy outlook From NZ Farmer Published 16:30 02/12/2015 Also from Waikato Times News

According to the report, compiled by Waikato University's Dr Warren Hughes, every dollar spent at the event generates another $1.10 of sales revenue somewhere else in New Zealand.

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Musician gets help to keep it local From Wanganui Midweek Published 16:14 02/12/2015

Liam is from Whanganui and is now in Hamilton finishing a post graduate diploma in Music at the University of Waikato and will be starting his Masters degree (in Music) next year.

Daily Report 2nd December From Country 99 TV Published 03:40 03/12/2015

Agri-business professor at Waikato University Jacqueline Rowarth, says while it’s good news it’s too soon to be too carried away.

Sea Lettuce - Karin Bryan From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 13:57 02/12/2015

Paul speaks to earth sience associate professor Karin Bryan from the University of Waikato.

Bright spark Mitchell Santner a shining light after tough Aussie initiation From Stuff.co.nz Published 13:13 02/12/2015

Mitchell Santner is six papers away from a degree in mechanical engineering at Waikato University.

Tauranga scientist awarded grant From Bay of Plenty Times Published 12:46 02/12/2015

Tauranga Harbour ... A Tauranga-based marine scientist at the University of Waikato's Coastal Marine Field Station, has been awarded a prestigious Marsden research grant from the Royal Society of New Zealand. ... Dr Ross is a marine ecologist working at the University of Waikato's Coastal Marine Field Station in Tauranga. His marine research is focused on understanding how communities of sea creatures respond to and recover from disturbances, particularly man-made disturbances.

Tauranga scientist’s $30k grant From SunLive Published 11:04 02/12/2015

A Tauranga-based marine scientist has been awarded a prestigious Marsden research grant from the Royal Society of New Zealand. ... Dr Phil Ross, from the University of Waikato's Coastal Marine Field Station, received a Marsden Fast-Start grant worth $300,000 over three years to examine the influence of early Maori on the distribution of toheroa. ... Phil is a marine ecologist working at the University of Waikato's Coastal Marine Field Station in Tauranga.

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Inflatable boots possible key to faster recovery, Waikato University research finds From Waikato Times Published 11:26 01/12/2015 Also from Waikato Times Opinion

OPINION: Inflatable boots could aid faster recovery in elite athletes, says University of Waikato master's student Ryan Overmayer, who hopes his research will prove quicker recovery times lead to better overall performance. ... Ryan's supervisor, University of Waikato senior lecturer Dr Matt Driller, has worked with a number of teams and sports to study the boots. ... - The University of Waikato is the Official Tertiary Education Partner of UCI Track Cycling World Cup Cambridge.

PM accused of fossil fuel double standards From Radio New Zealand Published 05:43 02/12/2015

In September the government announced it would give $12 million to Waikato University and GNS Science to carry out research that would assist petroleum companies.

The influence of early-Mori and ahumoana tawhito (ancient aquaculture) on the toheroa of today From New Zealand Royal Society Published 17:44 01/12/2015

Dr Phil Ross, from the University of Waikato has received a Marsden Fund Fast-Start grant to investigate the historical translocation of toheroa, a traditional shellfish food resource. ... Principal Researcher: Dr Phil Ross, Coastal Marine Field Station, University of Waikato

Bobby calf protest outside Fonterra From Farming Show Published 11:30 01/12/2015

Among them is Waikato University lecturer Lynley Tulloch, who's so upset by what happens to Bobby calves she's started a charity to save them.

Bryon Gould: Education's sinking lid crushing industry's vitality From New Zealand Herald Published 10:30 01/12/2015 Also from NZ Herald Education

In 1995, a year after my return to New Zealand to take up the Vice-Chancellorship of Waikato University, I was invited to lead a delegation to visit universities in China - the first such invitation to be issued.

Waikato People's Climate March From Waikato Climate Action Published 10:11 01/12/2015

Sarah Thompson Waikato University Law graduate explained why she was suing the Minister Climate Change Issues: 'I made the application because the government has failed to set emissions targets that reflect the science on climate change' Sarah is calling on the High Court to review New Zealand's emissions targets.

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Rugby friends pay tribute to All Blacks legend Jonah Lomu From Taranaki Daily News Published 21:00 29/11/2015

Collins is from New Plymouth but came to Hamilton to study at the University of Waikato.

The Panel with Clare de Lore and Bernard Hickey (Part 1) From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 17:23 30/11/2015

International law expert Al Gillespie talks about Japan's attitude to the International Court of Justice as it resumes whaling in the Southern Ocean.

Japan resumes whaling From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 17:03 30/11/2015

International law expert Al Gillespie talks about Japan's attitude to the International Court of Justice as it resumes whaling in the Southern Ocean.

Descendants first in line for Ruakura sections From Waatea News Published 14:52 30/11/2015

Tama Potaka, TGH's general manager corporate services, says the sections are next to significant road connections and close to Ruakura, Waikato University and the Hamilton CBD.

$683m building boom breaks record From New Zealand Herald Published 10:00 30/11/2015

In the 10 months to October this year the Tauranga City Council and the Western Bay of Plenty District Council issued $137.9 million more in consents than any year since Priority One records began in 2003 - a 25 per cent increase in the value of consents issued. ... "The tertiary campus will be a game-changer for the sub-region while the projects proposed by the Civic Amenities Group, the civic campus, stadium, museum and hotel are exciting and will equally be game-changing."

Indian mission Tim's challenge From Hamilton News Published 09:59 30/11/2015

Waikato University law student Tim Chittock is gearing up for a world record attempt which will see him cycling in an attempt to claim the fastest time completing the Indian Golden Qaudrilateral. ... Tim is being supported by Athletes House coach Watene Hema and Waikato University, which is providing fitness training from a New Zealand cycling team coach.

Japan's whaling decision draws international criticism From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 07:40 30/11/2015

University of Waikato Professor Alexander Gillespie, an expert in international law and conservation, speaks to Susie Ferguson.

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Economic decisions are moral decisions: Bryan Bruce From Waikato Times Published 12:54 25/11/2015

Bruce will give a free lecture looking at problems, causes and solutions to inequality at the University of Waikato on Thursday. ... It will be on Thursday, November 26, at 6pm, in L.G.01 at the University of Waikato.

$683m building boom breaks record From Bay of Plenty Times Published 07:00 29/11/2015

Auckland kicks off worldwide People's Climate March event From TVNZ Published 10:02 28/11/2015 Also from One News

While Sarah Thomson, a law student at Waikato University, wants urgent and meaningful action on climate change.

Climate change marches planned From MSN Published 05:16 28/11/2015 Also from 3news

While Sarah Thomson, a law student at Waikato University, wants urgent and meaningful action on climate change.

Dame Malvina Major announces retirement From New Zealand Herald Published 11:00 27/11/2015 Also from Otago Daily Times

The 72-year-old, once crowned New Zealand Entertainer of the Year 1992, said her days were now spent teaching at Waikato University and travelling overseas visiting top music institutions. ... Dame Malvina also has Honorary Doctorates from both Waikato and Massey university.

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Group briefed on lake's quality From Hamilton News Published 09:41 27/11/2015

Presenting at the briefing, Waikato University student Carl Hartley outlined three possible methods of cleaning lake water, which included reticulation systems to actively treat the water, artificial wetlands which would treat water through natural filtration and lake bed dredging to remove heavy metals and contaminates. ... Waikato University professor of biological sciences Brendan Hicks presented figures collected since 1992 which he said showed that lake clarity had been steadily increasing and a reduction in the amount algae in the water - both positive signs, however Streamlined Environmental water resources scientist Dr Tim Cox questioned these finding, saying they may have been skewed by changes in sampling schedules over the year.

Advisory: People’s Climate March unites community From Kristin Gillies, People's Climate March Published 08:00 27/11/2015

Law student at Waikato University (currently taking the government to court on climate change) ... Sarah Thomson, law student at Waikato University

Alert Newsletter 888 From New Zealand Royal Society Published 18:36 26/11/2015

Hamilton | 7pm Wednesday 2 December | Te Whare Tapere Iti, Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts, University of Waikato ... Professor Kurian grew up in India, completed postgraduate study in the United States before joining the University of Waikato in 1996. ... Details: 6pm Tuesday December 8, Academy of Performing Arts, University of Waikato, Hamilton.

Lecturer claiming cyber-bullying takes objection to ERA investigator From Dominion Post Published 17:18 26/11/2015 Also from Waikato Times, Taranaki Daily News Business, Manawatu Standard Business, Stuff National News

A senior lecturer who laid complaints against the University of Waikato has now taken issue with the person investigating them. ... The University of Waikato thought Spacey wanted to change the investigator because he didn't agree with the last authority determination and had changed his mind about the settlement agreement. ... Meanwhile, Spacey is looking for more from the University of Waikato as part of his claim that the university breached the agreement made in mediation.

Climate change lawsuit against government gets tick from former Nasa expert James Hansen From Waikato Times Published 12:03 26/11/2015 Also from Waikato Times, Waikato Times, Stuff Environment, Dominion Post Politics

Renowned climate scientist James Hansen who spent 32 years with Nasa, has signed an affidavit backing University of Waikato law student Sarah Thomson who has filed a lawsuit against the government in response to its emission-reduction target.

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Beef producers must put up (prices) or shut up (shop) From Idealog Published 10:22 26/11/2015

As Waikato University agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth suggests, shoppers have become used to cheap food, while believing that prices are going up.

Al Gillespie: NZ has no right to drag feet in Paris From New Zealand Herald Published 06:10 26/11/2015 Also from NZ Herald National

Al Gillespie is a professor of law at Waikato University.

Professor Al Gillespie: Russia/Turkey relations From Newstalk ZB Audio and Video, Newstalk ZB Published 07:25 26/11/2015

Professor Al Gillespie from Waikato University joins Larry Williams to discuss Russia/Turkey relations after Turkey shot down a Russian warplane on the Syrian border.

Orchestra and choirs combine for Messiah concert From Waikato Times Published 17:33 25/11/2015 Also from Auckland Now entertainment, Stuff Entertainment News, Waikato Times Entertainment

Tenor Filipe Manu won this year's Waikato University Aria Competition (2015), as well as the 2014 National Young Performer title.

The Panel with Peter Elliott and Andrew Clay (Part 1) From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 16:36 25/11/2015 Also from Radio NZ Audio, Radio NZ Audio

Al Gillespie of the University of Waikato on what the downing of a Russian fighter jet by Turkey could lead to.

Auckland Museum honours outstanding individuals From Suzanne McNicol, Auckland Musuem Published 14:24 25/11/2015 Also from Yahoo, Voxy

In addition, the Sir Hugh Kawharu Scholarship was presented to Ngahuia Murphy a PhD candidate at Waikato University.

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Economic decisions are moral decisions: Bryan Bruce From Manawatu Standard Published 12:54 25/11/2015 Also from Stuff Business News, Taranaki Daily News Business, Dominion Post Business

How serious is the shooting down by Turkey of the Russian Jet? From Radio Live Audio, Radio Live Published 10:42 25/11/2015

Sean Plunket talks with Al Gillespie - Waikato University's expert on International and domestic environmental law and policy on the shooting down by Turkey of the Russian fighter jet.

Top pupils reflect on college From Wanganui Chronicle Published 09:21 25/11/2015 Also from Wanganui Chronicle News

Next year I am attending Waikato University to do a Bachelor of Management, Double majoring in Marketing and Sport and Leisure studies.

Terror attacks spark alerts From New Zealand Herald Published 21:13 24/11/2015

Waikato University law professor Alexander Gillespie said the number of terror attacks in the US had declined under tighter security and surveillance, meaning Americans tended to be at more risk when travelling overseas.

Zespri scholarships to top students from Wellington, Hamilton From School News Published 20:56 24/11/2015

Jack is studying a conjoint Bachelor of Management Studies and Science at the University of Waikato and spent time this year volunteering on community and conservation projects in the Amazon and Galapagos Islands.

Tasman Duo - ROSL Arts Scholarship From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 17:30 24/11/2015

Bradley Wood (piano) and Lauren Bennett (violln) are the winners of the 2015 PETTMAN/ Royal Overseas League Arts Scholarship decided at the Gallagher Concert Hall at the University of Waikato last night.

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Brett Hewlett new chair of Priority One From National Business Review (NBR) Published 15:30 24/11/2015 Also from Bay of Plenty Times News, SunLive News

Glenn Keaney of KPMG has served on the board for 10 years, while Alister Jones of the University of Waikato was elected to the board in 2011.

Colossal cow in line for icon status From Taranaki Daily News Published 18:52 23/11/2015 Also from Dominion Post Business, Waikato Times Business, Stuff Business News, Waikato Times News, Manawatu Standard Business

Waikato University senior lecturer in marketing Dr Rouxelle de Villiers said New Zealand was expert at creating points of interest for travellers and the town's proposed cow would have to be special.

Harness the sunshine From Bay of Plenty Times Published 10:44 23/11/2015

Waikato University senior science and engineering lecturer Dr Mike Duke has researched photovoltaic (PV) systems and says while the industry used to be about innovation and the environment, today's focus is cost. ... Waikato University's Dr Mike Duke says cost is reportedly USD$3000 for a 7 kilowatt hour battery "...which is a pretty good capacity.

Accolade for Rena scientists From SunLive Published 08:10 23/11/2015

Chris is Chair of Coastal Science and Head of the Coastal Marine Group at the University of Waikato, while Professor David Schiel is a Canterbury University marine scientist ... The University of Waikato's Coastal Marine Field Station in Tauranga, which Chris heads up, has experienced unprecedented growth in research demand since opening in 2011.

Harness power of the sun From Rotorua Daily Post Published 18:00 22/11/2015 Also from NZ Herald Business, 48 Hours Rotorua Daily Post

Alexander Gillespie: ISIS and the Middle East From Radio Live Audio, Radio Live Published 14:19 22/11/2015

Mark talks with Alexander Gillespie, Professor of International Law, University of Waikato for his perspective.

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Professor Alexander Gillespie on Paris, Isis and the Rainbow Warrior From Dominion Post Published 11:41 22/11/2015 Also from Stuff world news, Waikato Times, Waikato Times News

The phone of the University of Waikato professor, who specialises in international law, tends to ring whenever media need an expert opinion on global conflict, climate change, refugees and environmental issues - none of which are anything to smile about.

Sunday reading 22 November 2015 From Auckland Transport Blog Published 09:00 22/11/2015

And as Chris Dillow observes, drawing upon new research from University of Waikato researchers, migration tends to be good for migrants, even if they’re not fleeing a civil war: ... A new paper (pdf) by John Gibson at the University of Waikato and colleagues has established this in a neat way.

College scholars acknowledged as dux From Rotorua Daily Post Published 17:30 21/11/2015

Maddy is going to Waikato University to study a Bachelor of Arts.

Illusion blamed for train collisions From Radio New Zealand Published 14:46 21/11/2015

Waikato University researchers analysed the perceived speed of large and small moving objects using a computer display and an eyetracke.

Newsletter: Climate talks, rising seas and SMC journalism fellow From Science Media Centre Published 16:34 20/11/2015

Waikato University's chair of coastal science Professor Chris Battershill reflecting on winning the NZ Association of Scientists science communication award for his work in the wake of the Rena oil spill

Abuse, assaults and entitlement- it's all in a day's work From Waikato Times Published 14:52 20/11/2015 Also from Taranaki Daily News Business, Waikato Times, Manawatu Standard Business, Waikato Times News, Stuff Business News

Waikato University School of Psychology senior lecturer Dr Nevill Robertson said there was never a single trigger for abuse but he was struck by the involvement of the jostling over free internet access in the library cases.

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Marine scientists honoured for Rena work From New Zealand Herald Published 14:07 20/11/2015

Waikato University's chair of coastal science Professor Chris Battershill and Canterbury University marine scientist Professor David Schiel last night jointly received the association's award of Science Communicator of the Year.

NZ@Noon: Mum licensed to drive again - 13 years on From New Zealand Herald Published 13:00 20/11/2015

Second year student Lucas John is one of the first students to benefit from a bold initiative from Waikato University aimed at nurturing inventors and entrepreneurs.

Justine has a work-life rich in variety From Bay of Plenty Times Published 11:06 20/11/2015

She was eventually shoulder-tapped to relocate to Cambridge where she focused on the sport fulltime for almost five years while studying for a law degree at Waikato University.

New site aimed at tourist drivers From SunLive Published 06:53 20/11/2015

The programme received input from New Zealand's leading driver training expert, Associate Professor Robert Isler of the University of Waikato.

Top Bay marine ecologist honoured for Rena work From Bay of Plenty Times Published 20:07 19/11/2015 Also from Waikato University

Top Tauranga marine ecologist Professor Chris Battershill and his colleague Professor David Schiel have been jointly named Science Communicator of the Year. ... Professor Battershill, chair of Coastal Science and Head of the Coastal Marine Field Station at University of Waikato, and Canterbury University marine scientist Professor Schiel received their award from the NZ Association of Scientists today. ... Presented at the Royal Society of NZ in Wellington, the award was for their collaborative efforts in communicating the complexities of science surrounding the Rena grounding and oil spill off Tauranga in 2011.

Paying the price for our hot air From Rural News Published 14:57 19/11/2015

- Jacqueline Rowarth is professor of agribusiness, The University of Waikato.

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New principal keen to strengthen community ties From Marlborough Express Published 10:15 19/11/2015

In the last five years he has been working as a professional development facilitator at Waikato University, which he has enjoyed as it has taken him back into secondary school classrooms.

AA creates virtual driving site to prepare tourists From AA New Zealand Published 15:30 18/11/2015 Also from Voxy, Yahoo

The programme received input from New Zealand’s leading driver training expert, Associate Professor Robert Isler of the University of Waikato while his daughter, Nadine Isler, an experienced online training creator, managed the project.

Dame Te Atairangikaahu Scholarship Awards announced From Stephen Ward, Waikato Regional Council Published 14:53 18/11/2015 Also from Voxy, Yahoo

The Waikato Regional Council and Waikato-Tainui - Dame Te Atairangikaahu Scholarships were established in 1991 to mark the 25th anniversary of the accession of Te Arikinui, Dame Te Atairangikaahu, to pay tribute to her leadership of the Mori people and support further education of Mori people in the Waikato region studying at the University of Waikato.

Marsden funds korowai research From Waatea News Published 14:06 18/11/2015

Dr Phil Ross from the University of Waikato will look at historic farming of toheroa shellfish by Maori.

Childbirth link with land revived From Waatea News Published 14:05 18/11/2015

A study of Maori childbirth has won Waikato University geography and environmental planning lecturer Naomi Simmonds the New Zealand Geographical Society’s President’s Award for Best Doctoral Thesis.

New fellowship awarded to top Maori health researchers: Dr Leonie Pihama Dr Mihi Ratima From Waatea News Published 14:04 18/11/2015

Fellowship recipients Dr Leonie Pihama (Te tiawa, Ng Mhanga a Tairi, Ngti Mhanga), Director of the Te Kotahi Research Institute at the University of Waikato, and Dr Mihi Ratima (Whakathea, Ngti Awa) from Te Pou Tiringa Incorporated in New Plymouth, both have 20-plus years’ experience in Mori health research.

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Challenge to weak climate target From Waatea News Published 14:04 18/11/2015

Dr Rhys Jones from OraTaiao: The NZ Climate and Health Council, says Waikato University law student Sarah Thompson, is trying to emulate a case in the Netherlands where the courts ordered the Dutch government toughen up its stance.

Grants buy time for research From Waatea News Published 14:04 18/11/2015

They have gone to Dr Leonie Pihama, the director of the Te Kotahi Research Institute at the University of Waikato , and Dr Mihi Ratima from Te Pou Tiringa Incorporated in New Plymouth, who specialises in issues around child development.

NZ and Viet Nam universities celebrate partnerships From Rachel Morton, NZ Government, National Party Published 21:30 17/11/2015 Also from Voxy, Yahoo

Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment, Steven Joyce has today joined representatives from the University of Waikato, Victoria University of Wellington and Auckland University of Technology (AUT) to witness the signings of their new strategic partnerships with selected Viet Nam institutions. ... The new agreement between the University of Waikato and the University of Economics will see collaborative educational opportunities made available for both students and staff, including degree pathways, curriculum sharing and professional learning. ... The new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is the University of Waikato’s fourth formal partnership agreement with institutions in Viet Nam.

Half the children getting English language support in school Kiwi-born From Stuff.co.nz Published 14:27 17/11/2015 Also from Waikato Times, Waikato Times

"More of ours were not born in New Zealand because a lot of our parents are at the University of Waikato doing postgraduate studies," he said.

Youth MP selected for Hamilton West From Waikato Times Published 12:25 17/11/2015

Interested in conservation and the environment, Kiri is looking to study environmental planning at Waikato University.

Audrey Young: Key's fascinating morning with Vietnam's only billionaire From New Zealand Herald Published 06:01 17/11/2015 Also from NZ Herald Opinion, NZ Herald Business

If, for example, any institution represented on the delegation, such as Waikato University, Massey, Victoria, or AUT, wanted to talk with Vinschool about tertiary education, it would be easier now than last week.

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Audrey Young: Bolger hopes NZ mature enough to change flag From New Zealand Herald Published 06:01 17/11/2015 Also from NZ Herald Opinion

In his capacity as chancellor of Waikato University, Mr Bolger, 80, an avowed republican, led the trade delegation accompanying Mr Key to Vietnam.

Grants buy time for research From Waatea News Published 09:03 17/11/2015

NZ sets sights on more Vietnamese students (NZ Newswire) From Yahoo Published 08:17 17/11/2015 Also from NZ City, 3 News

Representatives from AUT, Massey, Victoria and Waikato universities, along with representatives from a number of other educational institutions, have been in Hanoi as part of a trade mission led by Prime Minister John Key.

Opinion: Cimate change heads to court From Waikato Times Published 05:33 17/11/2015 Also from Waikato Times Opinion

Sarah Thomson a 24 year-old, who has recently completed a law degree at the University of Waikato, clearly intends to start at the top with an action in the High Court at Wellington for a review of the government's emission targets with Climate Change Issues Minister Tim Groser defending the charge.

"This will happen again until we find the root cause" Professor Al Gillespie From Radio Live Audio, Radio Live Published 17:18 16/11/2015

As the world reacts to the Paris attack, Duncan Garner talks with Professor Al Gillespie from Waikato University about what potentially could happen next

The Panel with Matt Nippert and Niki Bezzant (Part 1) From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 16:40 16/11/2015

University of Waikato's Al Gillespie talks about the Paris attacks and the required response.

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Challenge to weak climate target From Waatea News Published 16:33 16/11/2015

Alexander Gillespie: Attacks will continue until Middle East is stable From New Zealand Herald Published 16:19 16/11/2015

Alexander Gillespie is a professor of law at the University of Waikato. ... By Alexander Gillespie

Civic Awards celebrate Hamiltonians' contributions From Jeff Neems, Hamilton City Council Published 14:45 16/11/2015 Also from Voxy, Yahoo

University of Waikato’s Professor Peggy Koopman-Boyden is an internationally recognised expert in gerontology who has taught and undertaken research in the areas of social policy, demography and family sociology for more than three decades.

New Superdiversity Leadership Council formed From Superdiversity Centre Published 13:12 16/11/2015 Also from Yahoo

Parekawhia was presented with the University of Waikato’s Distinguished Alumni Award in 2014.

The Soap Box: Bolger takes Prime Ministerial backseat From Newstalk ZB Published 20:11 16/11/2015

Bolger was on board as Chancellor of Waikato University which was an institution he'd never attended as a young man, even though he has been awarded a few honorary doctorates over the years and conferred many more on a number of his contemporaries.

‘People’s empathy is already stretched’ for refugees fleeing to European countries (2:22) From TVNZ Video, TVNZ Published 09:46 16/11/2015

Professor Al Gillespie says creating a fear of refugees was all part of the plan in the Paris terror attacks.

Bay optimism highest in country From Bay of Plenty Times Published 09:30 16/11/2015

Mr Trebilco said the impact of kiwifruit on the Bay was huge, with a 2004 University of Waikato study concluding the crop accounted for 20 per cent of the Bay's GDP.

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New Zealand terrorism expert on Paris attacks From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 08:10 15/11/2015

Professor Alexander Gillespie from Waikato University gives a New Zealand perspective.

Al Gilespie: What happens now after these deadly attacks? From Radio Live Audio, Radio Live Published 08:04 15/11/2015

Mark talks with Al Gilespie, Pro Vice- Chancellor Research, Professor of Law at the University of Waikato on what it means for France and the rest of Europe after these deadly attacks.

PM in Hanoi: expected to express solidarity with France From New Zealand Herald Published 08:04 15/11/2015

Former Prime Minister Jim Bolger is part of the delegation as Chancellor of Waikato University as are representatives from AUT, Massey and Victoria University.

Vehicle fraudster strikes again From Waikato Times Published 17:02 13/11/2015

The vehicle scammer's vanishing act was typical of these sorts of scams, said Associate Professor of Law Wayne Rumbles, who lectures in criminology at the University of Waikato.

Feedback, feedback and more feedback From SciBlogs.co.nz Published 14:34 13/11/2015

Many people liked the venue (University of Waikato in Hamilton), though I wonder if these are locally based (Waikato, Bay of Plenty) participants who have endured many years with the NZIP conference located far away.

Kiwi converts among New Zealand's Muslim community From Waikato Times Published 16:13 13/11/2015 Also from Stuff Lifestyle News, Southland Times Life and Style

Drury got curious after an Introduction to World Religions paper at the University of Waikato and has been Muslim for about 20 years.

University of Waikato launches new initiative for Kiwi students From TechDay Published 13:27 13/11/2015 Also from Waikato University

The University of Waikato and Waikato Students’ Union (WSU) have launched a new initiative to give students the chance to understand what it means to be an entrepreneur. ... Alister Jones, University of Waikato senior deputy vice-chancellor professor, says the initiative aims to nurture student entrepreneurs.

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Major retail projects underway across city From Bay of Plenty Times Published 10:52 13/11/2015

The changes would be led by the arrival of TrustPower, which will bring 500 staff to the city centre in February, as well as stage one of the University of Waikato's Tauranga campus and the upgrade of the council itself.

Alum dosing not a long-term solution for lake quality - report From Bay of Plenty Regional Council Published 10:00 13/11/2015 Also from Voxy, Yahoo

The Ecotoxicological Review of Alum Applications to the Rotorua Lakes report was produced by the University of Waikato and reviews international literature to provide guidance on a number of concerns associated with long-term alum dosing of the Rotorua lakes. ... Bay of Plenty Regional Council Chair in Lake Restoration at the University of Waikato, Professor David Hamilton, says the report suggests alternative water quality management tools are required for the Rotorua lakes due to potential for chronic ecological effects, despite its short-term use being considered safe. ... Hannah Mueller from University of Waikato and Professor Hamilton will also present research findings for the Rotorua Te Arawa Lakes Programme.

Study to research how power of alternative sports shines post-disaster From Waikato Times Published 21:45 12/11/2015 Also from Stuff Other Sport

A $300,000 Marsden Fast Start grant will help the Waikato University senior lecturer and former competitive snowboarder complete a three-year study on the use of informal sports to improve youth wellbeing in sites of war and disaster.

Law student tackles govt on climate change From Radio New Zealand Published 20:02 12/11/2015 Also from The Wireless

Waikato University law student Sarah Thomson has filed papers in the High Court in Wellington challenging the government's climate change policy. ... Sarah Thomson, who studies at Waikato University, has filed papers in the High Court in Wellington, requesting a judicial review of aspects of the government's climate change policy.

Alert Newsletter 886 From New Zealand Royal Society Published 20:13 12/11/2015

Hamilton | 7pm Wednesday 2 December | Te Whare Tapere Iti, Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts, University of Waikato

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Hamilton student sues government over climate change targets From Stuff.co.nz Published 18:14 12/11/2015 Also from Waikato Times News

"Compare that to the European Union target which is 40 per cent beneath 1990," professor of international law, Alexander Gillespie said. ... Thomson has just completed a law degree at the University of Waikato and said this is the first time she's taken a case to court.

Muscle assessment at Round the Bridges From Waikato Times Published 16:58 12/11/2015

Round the Bridges competitors who lace up on Sunday can have their lower muscles tested on race day by researchers from Waikato University. ... "Not only through the assessments which Sport and Leisure are offering on-site but also through the participation of over 40 staff and Hillary Scholarship students." ... Waikato University will have a tent at the main event base in Garden Place.

Govt sued by law student over climate change From Newshub Published 03:36 12/11/2015

Ms Thomson, who has recently completed law studies at Waikato University, says emission targets need to reflect the scientific consensus on climate change.

New fellowship awarded to top Maori health researchers: Dr Leonie Pihama Dr Mihi Ratima From Waatea News Published 14:33 12/11/2015

Student sues Government over climate targets From New Zealand Herald Published 14:55 12/11/2015 Also from Hamilton News News

The Waikato University law student, 24, doesn't consider herself a climate activist but felt "urgent action" was needed over climate change.

Law graduate sues Government over emissions targets From New Zealand Herald Published 12:24 12/11/2015

A law graduate from the University of Waikato is suing the Government over its emissions reduction targets.

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Anna Jackson awarded 2015 Menton Fellowship From The Big Idea Published 14:02 11/11/2015

In 2000 she won the Louis Johnson New Writer’s Award and in 2001 she was Writer in Residence at Waikato University.

Law student sues govt over climate change (NZ Newswire) From Yahoo Published 10:48 12/11/2015 Also from 3news

Ms Thomson, who has recently completed law studies at Waikato University, says emission targets need to reflect the scientific consensus on climate change.

Advisory: Trial groyne for Buffalo Beach and update on other coastal protection works From Thames-Coromandel Council Published 15:15 11/11/2015 Also from SunLive News

During this time a study being conducted by Waikato University on Mercury Bay/Whitianga Harbour delta hydrodynamic research will also be complete, which will also help inform a decision in the long-term.

Starting over, in face of challenges From Bay of Plenty Times Published 13:30 11/11/2015

Melanie Tregurtha, who is studying for a Bachelor of Social Work, was honoured with the Vice-Chancellor's Adult Learners Award from the University of Waikato. ... To upskill or reinvent your career, Summer School at the University of Waikato is the perfect opportunity to get ahead or try something new.

Jacqueline Rowarth: Professor of Agribusiness at Waikato University 10/11/15 From Farming Show Published 16:36 10/11/2015

Jacqueline Rowarth: Professor of Agribusiness at Waikato University 10/11/15 ... Jacqueline Rowarth:Â We catch up with a Professor of Agribusiness at Waikato University whoâ€s attending todayâ€s Tru-Test Conference Beyond the Line of Sight: Farming and the Future of Food

Bright idea could track your keys From Hamilton News Published 16:47 10/11/2015

Second year student Lucas John is one of the first students to benefit from a bold initiative from Waikato University aimed at nurturing inventors and entrepreneurs.

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Dame cancels concert From Taranaki Daily News Published 13:36 10/11/2015

Major was expected to bring four of her Waikato University students with her to perform alongside upcoming Hawera singer Lydia Weir and the Hawera Women's Club choir.

Blue Stockings honors Sir Ed Scholarship From Waikato Times Published 10:32 10/11/2015 Also from Waikato Times

A new play about education will honor the University of Waikato's Sir Edmund Hillary Scholarship Programme this week. ... Development for the production began in March, with the show to coincide with the 10 year anniversary of the Sir Edmund Hillary Scholarship. ... Director Gaye Poole said that the company of 30 included University of Waikato theatre students, Creative and Performing Arts Hillary scholars, University staff, and community actors.

Buyer poised for prime city waterfront site From Bay of Plenty Times Published 10:45 10/11/2015

The 1.6ha property in Cross Rd that formerly housed Pachoud boat builders was now a mixed-used block of buildings that included the University of Waikato's Coastal Marine Research Station and the head offices of C3, a major stevedore business. ... The University of Waikato was considering a proposal that could see its research station relocate to the nearby Marine Precinct being developed by the Tauranga City Council.

Wellington to host Kiwi-focused cloud security event From TechDay Published 08:30 10/11/2015 Also from Waikato University

Forum keynote speakers are STRATUS science leader Dr Ryan Ko from the University of Waikato, and Industry Advisory Group chairman Jonathan Miller. ... STRATUS is a six-year, $12.2 million cyber security project, funded by the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment (MBIE) and executed by a team of leading cloud security researchers and practitioners from University of Waikato, University of Auckland, Unitec Institute of Technology and Cloud Security Alliance (CSA).

Childbirth link with land revived From Waatea News Published 17:33 09/11/2015

Muddying the waters of progress From NZ Farmer Published 14:11 05/11/2015

Dr Jacqueline Rowarth is Professor of Agribusiness at the University of Waikato.

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City councillors clash over content of Hamilton's older persons plan From Waikato Times Published 13:06 06/11/2015 Also from Waikato Times Business

Waikato University Professor Peggy Koopman-Boyden chairs the council's older persons' advisory panel and presented her chairperson's report to city councillors this week.

TEU honours courage of Jane Kelsey and Huirangi Waikerepuru From Stephen Day, Tertiary Education Union (TEU) Published 08:29 08/11/2015

TEU will also be presenting life membership awards to Ekara Lewis of Lincoln University and Professor Dov Bing of the University of Waikato, and meritorious service awards to Susan Wtene of Unitec and Bill Rogers of Northtec.

Education pioneer Jack Allan dies, aged 99 From Waikato Times Published 16:41 07/11/2015 Also from Stuff National News

Jack was a central figure in transforming the Hillcrest site of what is now the University of Waikato into what it is today. ... In 1980, Jack was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by the University of Waikato. ... "Dad bought in some quite forward thinking, new thinking about how teachers college should operate and I think dad was proudest of the fact that he forged a very strong relationship with the University of Waikato to the extent that it [Hamilton Teachers College] eventually was absorbed in the University of Waikato.

The Panel with Chris Galavin and Michele A'Court (Part 1) From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 17:00 06/11/2015

It's the start of the NCEA exams today; Professor Alexander Gillespie of Massey University talks about what has been revealed in the newly-released TPP details; and a New Zeland study has found that Facebook has different effects on different people.

Trans-Pacific Partnership From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 16:40 06/11/2015

Professor Alexander Gillespie of Massey University talks about what has been revealed in the newly-released TPP details.

Marsden funds korowai research From Waatea News Published 16:33 06/11/2015

Dr Phil Ross from the University of Waikato will look at historic farming of toheroa shellfish by Maori.

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Who is on quick dial for A Newpaper’s Education Repeater? From Whale Oil Published 13:00 06/11/2015

Waikato University education academic Martin Thrupp says we should continue to base decile funding on census data, and definitely not tie it to school performance.

City councillors clash over content of Hamilton's older persons plan From Waikato Times Published 13:06 06/11/2015 Also from Manawatu Standard Business, Taranaki Daily News Business, Stuff Business News

Waikato University Professor Peggy Koopman-Boyden chairs the council's older persons' advisory panel and presented her chairperson's report to city councillors this week.

Our school divide: Simple project lets kids take lead on learning From New Zealand Herald Published 06:00 06/11/2015 Also from NZ Herald Education

Waikato University education academic Martin Thrupp says we should continue to base decile funding on census data, and definitely not tie it to school performance.

Artifical noses on the list for Marsden funding From Radio New Zealand Published 17:36 05/11/2015 Also from Radio NZ News

A project working around how computers recognise spoken words and classify visual information, from the University of Waikato, will also be funded.

Search continues for schools silver bullet From New Zealand Herald Published 09:10 05/11/2015 Also from NZ Herald Education

However, Waikato University education professor Martin Thrupp said that so far, policy based on exemplary cases had not always worked well.

Our school divide: Numbers paint desperate picture From New Zealand Herald Published 06:00 05/11/2015 Also from NZ Herald National

However, Waikato University education professor Martin Thrupp said that so far, policy based on exemplary cases had not always worked well.

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Fresh demand for health and safety legal advice From Bay of Plenty Times Published 18:30 04/11/2015

The name change reflected the appointment to the firm as a principal of Kate Ashcroft, a Waikato University graduate who worked in Hamilton and lived briefly in the Bay of Plenty before joining Buddle Finlay in Auckland.

Awards cap off big year for Waikato rower Anahera Nin From Waikato Times Published 16:12 04/11/2015

She knows she'll be training with Rowing New Zealand's Waikato Regional Performance Centre over the summer, and will likely study at the University of Waikato, where she's been offered a Sir Edmund Hillary scholarship.

Prestigious fellowship for tourism professor From Rebecca Doyle, Lincoln University Published 11:27 04/11/2015 Also from Voxy, Yahoo

Professor Simmons was nominated for the fellowship by Professor Larry Dwyer, of the UNSW Australia Business School, and Tourism and Hospitality Management Professor Christopher Ryan, of the University of Waikato.

Gisborne man takes out Westpac award in Auckland From Gisborne Herald Published 09:00 04/11/2015

Chris, who has a Honours Degree in Computer Graphic Design from Waikato University, helped re-brand the business, created flyers, merchandise, photography and promotional videos.

Teenage musician wins national performance award From North Shore Times Published 13:33 03/11/2015

The pair decided to make a career out of it and both study a Bachelor of Music Performance at the University of Waikato.

Nawton: the community that likes to get together From Waikato Times Published 13:42 03/11/2015

"It's got all the ingredients," says University of Waikato professor Bruce Clarkson, from the advisory group.

Matamata Christian School happy with its ERO report From Waikato Times Published 10:49 03/11/2015

Another former student gained top honours in their second year of a Waikato University course.

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Alexander Gillespie: Cannabis debate more urgent than nation's flag From New Zealand Herald Published 06:03 03/11/2015 Also from Whale Oil, NZ Herald Opinion

- Alexander Gillespie is professor of law at the University of Waikato.

Women of Influence 2015 finalists: Community and Not for Profit From Taranaki Daily News Published 14:23 02/11/2015

She is a Distinguished Alumni of the University of Waikato for her contribution to public policy and business.

Women of Influence 2015 finalists: Community and Not for Profit From Manawatu Standard Published 14:23 02/11/2015

She is a Distinguished Alumni of the University of Waikato for her contribution to public policy and business.

Women of Influence 2015 finalists: Rural From Dominion Post Published 14:29 02/11/2015 Also from Manawatu Standard Business, Stuff Business News, Taranaki Daily News Business

Julia is involved in local community groups including local high school agriculture groups, presentations to young farmers' groups, and involvement (through mentoring) with Waikato University.

Women of Influence 2015 finalists: Young Leader From Dominion Post Published 14:27 02/11/2015 Also from Manawatu Standard Business, Taranaki Daily News Business, Stuff National News

Shayma is a third-year law student at the University of Waikato and has a passion for law, human rights and advocacy. ... In 2013, during her first year at the University of Waikato, Shayma founded the group, University of Waikato Students for Justice in the Middle East. ... This year she was accepted into the Global Volunteer Network Youth Ambassador Program, became a part of the SHAMA youth advisory board and was appointed the campaigning events manager for University of Waikato Amnesty International.

Women of Influence 2015 finalists: Community and Not for Profit From Stuff.co.nz Published 14:23 02/11/2015

She is a Distinguished Alumni of the University of Waikato for her contribution to public policy and business.

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New head for research, academic and enterprise From Massey University Published 01:11 02/11/2015

Previously she held positions at the University of Waikato as Pro Vice-Chancellor (Postgraduate), Professor of History and Head of the History Programme. ... Professor Byrnes grew up in South Canterbury and Bay of Plenty, attended Tauranga Girls' College and completed a Bachelor of Arts in History and English and a Master of Arts in History at the University of Waikato.

Iwi debate burial recommendations From Radio New Zealand Published 10:56 02/11/2015

Waikato University reo and tikanga professor Pou Temara said he welcomed the recommendation, especially in racially mixed partnerships or marriages.

Research output contentious at University of Waikato From Stuff.co.nz Published 20:43 01/11/2015 Also from Waikato Times News

"What this exercise shows is Waikato University is targeting individuals... to basically performance manage, to say people aren't doing their job properly," she said. ... When it came to older staff members, the University of Waikato announced plans to start retirement planning earlier in 2015.

Climate change on agenda for new Waikato group From Waikato Times Published 09:32 31/10/2015

"Climate change is the mother of all environmental problems," said Professor of International law Alexander Gillespie, who will speak at the event.

Climate change action the focus of new Waikato group From Waikato Times Published 20:42 30/10/2015 Also from Stuff Environment, Waikato Times News, Waikato Times

"Climate change is the mother of all environmental problems," said Professor of International law Alexander Gillespie, who will speak at the event.

Kiwifruit's exciting future From SunLive Published 16:47 30/10/2015

The project, underway at Newnham Park, Te Puna, has funding from the Ministry for Business Innovation and Employment and support from Waikato and Auckland Universities.

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WaiBop's Leanna Ryan looking forward to returning south in national women's league From Waikato Times Published 16:21 30/10/2015

She made the move north last year to attend the University of Waikato after being awarded a scholarship, not for her football talents, but for her athletic ability.

Gnome on the range From Tamahere Forum Published 10:15 30/10/2015

Fortunately, we need wonder no longer thanks to senior lecturer at Waikato University Ian Duggan who turned detective to reveal the, at times, pilloried life of the kiwi garden gnome. ... A senior lecturer at Waikato University, Ian’s specialty is invasion biology and how microscopic zoo-plankton and larger animals are spread around the world. ... While at antenatal classes with his wife Kathryn, he met Waikato University environmental historian James Beattie and discovered they shared an interest in gardens.

Making a difference for those in need From Bay of Plenty Times Published 10:57 30/10/2015

He completed a Bachelor of Social Science with honours, at Waikato University in 1998.

Making a difference for those in need From Rotorua Daily Post Published 10:55 30/10/2015

He completed a Bachelor of Social Science with honours, at Waikato University in 1998.

Records show Waikato frosts fewer, less severe From Hamilton News Published 10:31 30/10/2015

Iain White is Professor of Environmental Planning at The University of Waikato. ... Professor Alexander Gillespie obtained his Bachelor and Masters of Law with Honours from The University of Auckland.

AgResearch confirms redundancies From Manawatu Standard Published 17:31 29/10/2015 Also from Stuff NZ Farmer

Waikato University Professor of Agribusiness Jacqueline Rowarth said she was worried what message these redundancies sent to the next generation of scientists.

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AgResearch confirms major job cuts From New Zealand Herald Published 18:40 29/10/2015 Also from Otago Daily Times

Waikato University professor of agribusiness Jacqueline Rowarth, who personally knows many of the affected staff, was frustrated at the news.

Dick Wilkins: GE animal research on a hiding to nowhere From New Zealand Herald Published 14:06 29/10/2015 Also from NZ Herald Business

The Life Sciences Network accused me of "ethically questionable actions" etc, and suggested that I be "subject to review" by my employer, the University of Waikato. ... Emeritus Professor Dick Wilkins carried out GE animal research in the 1990s at AgResearch, Ruakura and the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Waikato.

Any gnomes at home? From Number 8 Network Published 11:08 29/10/2015

A senior lecturer at Waikato University, Ian’s speciality is invasion biology and how microscopic zooplankton and larger animals are spread around the world. ... While at antenatal classes with his wife Kathryn, he met Waikato University environmental historian James Beattie and discovered they shared an interest in gardens.

Newsletter: Tertiary Update Vol 18 No 36 - University of Auckland ready to talk pay From Stephen Day, Tertiary Education Union (TEU) Published 11:42 29/10/2015

The University of Waikato has been trying to ‘move on’ academics over the age of 55 in an effort to lift its PBRF score.

Hokowhitu heading home to head Waikato school From Waatea News Published 08:28 29/10/2015

The new dean of the University of Waikato’s School of Maori and Pacific Development says one of his priorities will be immersion classes to strengthen his reo Maori.

CEO Q & A: Chris Joblin, Tainui Group From New Zealand Herald Published 08:45 29/10/2015

I went to Waikato University and studied accounting and finance, then worked for a council, then went overseas to work for a car dealership business, Pendragon, across the UK and North America.

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US China dispute in South China Sea From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 17:03 28/10/2015

Al Gillespie of the University of Waikato joins the Panel to talk about the latest US-China brush in the South China Sea.

Waikato students win inaugural Kupe scholarships From School News Published 14:41 28/10/2015

Seven Mori and Pacifika student teachers from the University of Waikato were awarded Kupe Scholarships by Education Minister Hekia Parata last week.

Hockey skills earn Hull university Blues award From Wairarapa Times-Age Published 07:55 28/10/2015

Waikato University student and old girl of Wairarapa College, Megan Hull, has been lauded yet again as a rising star of New Zealand hockey. ... Media adviser Ann Huston said Hull, who this year played for Midlands in the National Hockey League, was this month presented with a Wallace Corporation University of Waikato Blues Award as one of 60 high-achieving students at the varsity who excel in sports, and the creative and performing arts. ... The Blue is a prestigious award at Waikato University that recognises regional or national excellence, through to world champions.

Weekend Revelations #1 - Dr Jonathan Coleman From The Daily Blog Published 09:07 27/10/2015

So we’re saying, look, you know, there’s some evidence that’s being assessed - it’s going to be reported on in 2017 at Waikato University as well as the University of North Carolina - but there isn’t any direct evidence of causation that anyone can point to.

October 19th Daily Report From Country 99 TV Published 21:24 27/10/2015

For her thoughts, I’m joined now by Waikato University’s agribusiness academic professor of economics and Fonterra shareholder Jacqueline Rowarth.

School Sport: Supreme effort brings rewards From Bay of Plenty Times Published 06:00 27/10/2015

"I am still considering all of my options as I have been offered a performance scholarship to Otago University, a Sir Edmund Hillary Scholarship to Waikato University, and am still considering international opportunities in terms of sports scholarships," Ballantyne said.

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Funding to support deeper understanding From NZ Education Gazette Published 01:51 27/10/2015

She is pursuing a master’s degree in education from the University of Waikato and has made the most of the TFFS scheme by taking a number of papers during 2014 and 2015.

Top historical novelist to talk in Cambridge From Waikato Times Published 15:38 26/10/2015

After leaving school, she completed a Ph.D in New Zealand military history through Waikato University.

First Start, first win for Morrison in World Cup showjumping From Manawatu Standard Published 17:02 24/10/2015 Also from Manawatu Standard Sport

"My goal was just to jump a nice round," said Morrison, who is studying a finance degree at Waikato University.

Let them drink beer From The Standard Published 13:16 25/10/2015

Swapping ledgers for leathers . . . From Rotorua Daily Post Published 17:00 24/10/2015

Waikato University was in its infancy when Stuart arrived on campus, initially with the intention of completing a science degree but that changed to management studies, majoring in accountancy.

Rise of workplace potty mouths: swearing at work is unacceptable From Dominion Post Published 17:31 23/10/2015 Also from Waikato Times News, Waikato Times, Taranaki Daily News Business, Waikato Times Business, Taranaki Daily News Business, Stuff Business News, Dominion Post Business, Waikato Times, Waikato Times Business, Manawatu Standard Business, Manawatu Standard Business, Kiwiblog, Waikato Times, Stuff Business News

Waikato University linguist lecturer Dr Andreea Calude, said language changes all the time and it was about context.

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Postgraduate info session in Tauranga From Bay of Plenty Times Published 15:00 23/10/2015

The University of Waikato is hosting a Postgraduate Information Session in Tauranga in November. ... Professor Kay Weaver, pro vice-chancellor postgraduate at the University of Waikato, said a postgraduate qualification from the University of Waikato would significantly enhance a person's existing knowledge, skills-base, confidence, and make them stand out in the workplace. ... "As a research intensive university with strong links to industry the University of Waikato provides the ideal environment for undertaking postgraduate study.

World premiere kicking off film festival From Waikato Times Published 11:36 23/10/2015

She had been looking at independent films as part of her PhD study at Waikato University. ... Hitchcock and Jackson, along with Ben Woollen (director of photography), Moehau Hodges-Tai (camera and steadicam operator) and Tanya Barlow (hair and make-up), are all graduates of Waikato University's Screen and Media Department.

Television: The Spinoff’s TV Week - HDPA Buys a Gun, Peter Williams Rides a Glideboard From The Spinoff Published 10:18 23/10/2015 Also from NZ Herald Entertainment

Defending champions the University of Canterbury had no trouble whatsoever in seeing off the challenge from the University of Waikato team.

Federated Farmers: Health and safety laws have to be fit for purpose From Northland Age Published 06:00 23/10/2015 Also from Hawke's Bay Today rural

University of Waikato's Professor Frank Scrimgeour has been working with a group of farmers and other interested people in order to identify the problems.

The resurrection of t moko raises questions for Maori From TangataWhenua.com Published 18:28 22/10/2015

However, Mori writer and academic Dr Ngahuia Te Awekotuku, who is Professor of Psychology at Waikato University contests this point of view.

Gun expert wants full registration of firearms From Newshub Published 06:00 22/10/2015

"There are too many guns at the moment in this country," says Waikato University Law Professor Alexander Gillespie. ... But Professor Gillespie has even tighter regulations in his sights, including full registration of firearms and owners and an amnesty to get excess guns out of circulation. ... "There's up to 100,000 firearms that have drifted away from their original owners," says Prof Gillespie.

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Silverdale Normal School back under its own board of trustees From Stuff.co.nz Published 15:50 22/10/2015 Also from Waikato Times

Clark also hoped to have ongoing projects with the University of Waikato, through Silverdale's status as a normal school - used for teacher training.

Ninety Six percent of guns in NZ are not registered From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 09:58 22/10/2015

Alexander Gillespie is a professor of law at the University of Waikato he says the tracking of weapons is far too loose.

SFF deal good for shareholders and NZ From Rural News Published 09:26 22/10/2015

- Jacqueline Rowarth is professor of agribusiness, The University of Waikato.

Kiwi young guns on board as software development demand rises From Computer World Published 04:52 22/10/2015

The University of Auckland in partnership with the University of Waikato have just launched a Postgraduate Certificate in IT at a new ICT Graduate School.

Dairy expansions and greenhouse gases surged since 1990 - report From Waikato Times Published 17:58 21/10/2015 Also from Waikato Times, Waikato Times News, Stuff NZ Farmer

The issues are covered in the Environment Aotearoa 2015 report, which Waikato Professor of International Law, Alexander Gillespie said will help identify gaps in the way New Zealand tackles environmental challenges.

Tauranga tribal leader receives Honorary Doctrate From Maori Television Published 16:47 21/10/2015 Also from Maori Television

Tauranga tribal Leader, Morehu Ngatoko Rahipere has been awarded with an Honorary Doctorate by the University of Waikato for his contribution to the University, the Waikato region, and across the country. ... Rahipere has led many initiatives linked to the University of Waikato, including the establishment of the Maharaia Winiata Research Institute.

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Waikato badminton duo set for world junior championships in Peru From Waikato Times Published 15:12 21/10/2015

Next year they head to the University of Waikato on Sir Edmund Hillary Scholarships, as they aim to continue their rise in the sport.

Family keep vigil over car-struck Hamilton student From Waikato Times Published 12:35 21/10/2015 Also from Waikato Times, Stuff National News

The 28-year-old Waikato University student remains in an induced coma on life support in the Intensive Care Unit following the collision early Saturday.

PhD finished three weeks before baby's birth From Stuff.co.nz Published 12:27 21/10/2015 Also from Southland Times Life and Style, Waikato Times

The first time the University of Waikato law student really felt she was finished was when she collected her PhD in law at Claudelands Event Centre on Tuesday. ... She completed a Bachelor and Master of Laws at the University of Waikato, and moved on to a PhD at her supervisor's suggestion.

Career saving trip film focus From Hamilton News Published 09:20 21/10/2015

Almost all of the crew for the film attended the University of Waikato at one point or another.

Duncan Greive: Totally digging Prime's fossil of a quiz show From New Zealand Herald Published 06:00 21/10/2015

We might well be, but Rose Swears, as well as having a fine sentence for a name, was the sharpest knife in the University of Waikato's top drawer.

Departing Manawatu coach O'Halloran believes the province can be self sufficient. From Manawatu Standard Published 14:32 20/10/2015

He'd like to match what Lincoln University and Waikato University are doing, siphoning up more young players on scholarships.

Nubiotics formula firm in Serious Fraud Office probe From Waikato Times Published 12:56 19/10/2015

The Waikato businessman reportedly has a Masters degree in biotechnology and bioengineering from Waikato University, and has been in the dairy industry for over 25 years.

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On the Record: Paul Adams From Bay of Plenty Times Published 20:00 20/10/2015

Adams is a committed philanthropist and supports many causes, such as IHC, Te Kura Correspondence School, Waipuna Hospice, Te Tuinga Whanau Support Trust and is on the Council of the University of Waikato.

Professor Jacqueline Rowarth: Waikato University Professor of Agri-business 20/10/15 From Farming Show Published 13:58 20/10/2015

Professor Jacqueline Rowarth: Waikato University Professor of Agri-business 20/10/15 ... Professor Jacqueline Rowarth: Waikato University Professor of Agri-business discusses the Fonterra and Silver Fern Farms

Monday's Daily Report 19.10.2015 From Country 99 TV Published 21:11 20/10/2015

For her thoughts, I’m joined now by Waikato University’s agribusiness academic professor of economics and Fonterra shareholder Jacqueline Rowarth.

'We're not doing a tax on soft drinks' From Radio New Zealand Published 22:06 19/10/2015

"So there's some work being done at Waikato University, also University of North Carolina which is going to report later in 2017, so the evidence at the moment is definitely inconclusive."

Research with wings From NZ Education Review Published 19:51 19/10/2015

Waikato University doctoral student Gemma Collins is the recipient of the $40,000 Antarctica New Zealand Sir Robin Irvine Scholarship.

The seismic shift towards research commercialisation From NZ Education Review Published 19:51 19/10/2015

WaikatoLink is Waikato University’s answer. ... Spin-out companies from the University of Waikato have collectively created more than 138 full-time equivalent jobs and achieved market capitalisation nearing $200 million.

Make way for the new ICT Graduate Schools From NZ Education Review Published 19:51 19/10/2015

Waikato and Auckland universities will offer a Postgraduate Certificate in Information Technology (PGCertIT) and a Master in IT.

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3MT the rise of the three-minute thesis From NZ Education Review Published 19:51 19/10/2015

Onyekachi Raymond emerged as the winner from 10 finalists at the University of Waikato’s 2014 3MT competition last year.

Research and the real world From NZ Education Review Published 19:51 19/10/2015

The University of Waikato’s Dr Karsten Zegwaard recently won an award for his efforts in cooperative and work-integrated education.

Four Bay women excelling in their arenas From Bay of Plenty Times Published 17:44 19/10/2015

Last Friday, the Wallace Corporation University of Waikato Blues Awards celebrated more than 50 high-achieving students who excel in sports, and the creative and performing arts. ... Thirty-six University of Waikato students were recognised with a Blue for their sporting achievements, alongside 21 students who have made contributions to the creative and performing arts. ... The awards are one of the University of Waikato's strongest traditions, dating back to 1971.

Nubiotics formula firm in Serious Fraud Office probe From Dominion Post Published 12:56 19/10/2015 Also from Taranaki Daily News Business, Manawatu Standard Business, Stuff Business News

The Waikato businessman reportedly has a Masters degree in biotechnology and bioengineering from Waikato University, and has been in the dairy industry for over 25 years.

The costly problem of illegal dumping in the Waikato From Dominion Post Published 10:31 19/10/2015 Also from Taranaki Daily News Business, Manawatu Standard Business, Stuff Business News

Illegal dumping has a direct link to places with high levels of poverty and transient populations, said Dr James McEwan, a behaviour psychologist at the University of Waikato.

Waikato lecturer Nihal Kularatna to collect Doctor of Science at graduation From Stuff.co.nz Published 16:38 17/10/2015 Also from Waikato Times News

More than 40 years later, the University of Waikato senior lecturer is going to collect a Doctor of Science in a graduation ceremony on Tuesday. ... He's one of almost 800 scholars who will get a University of Waikato degree, diploma or certificate in one of three graduation ceremonies, or in absentia. ... Kularatna came to the University of Auckland in 2002 and moved to the University of Waikato in 2006.

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Serious Fraud Office investigating infant milk powder exporter From New Zealand Herald Published 08:19 19/10/2015 Also from Newstalk ZB

Trevor Lock is described in company literature as having a masters degree in biotechnology and bio-engineering from Waikato University, and formerly employed by Anchor as a nutraceuticals development manager.

Waiting for the tide From Otago Daily Times Published 05:25 19/10/2015

Assoc Prof John Campbell, of the University of Waikato, has estimated that between 665,000 and 1.7 million people in the Pacific could be displaced by the middle of this century due to sea-level rise.

Dairy downturn costs New Zealand economy $4.8 billion From Waikato Times Published 17:47 13/10/2015

Waikato University agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth said impact was being felt in the region's rural towns the most.

Patrick English From New Zealand Inc Published 13:05 18/10/2015

Patrick has a BA in International Relations and Chinese, and a Masters in International Management and Chinese from the University of Waikato.

Cupwatch: Deluge of deja-vu and a surge of stereotypes From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 09:09 18/10/2015

Waikato University lecturer Fabrice Desmarais, who has lived here for nearly twenty years, has looked more closely at coverage of this fixture in recent years than anyone else.

Sun shines on Tauranga's industrial sector From Dominion Post Published 05:00 18/10/2015 Also from Manawatu Standard Business, Taranaki Daily News Business, Stuff Business News

Another 450 staff will join Trust Power's new head office early next year, and the development of the Waikato University campus in the CBD will bring in 6500 students in the next 20 years.

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Cricket: Santner ready to be known From New Zealand Herald Published 04:56 18/10/2015 Also from NZ Herald Cricket

Eight years on, and he has sacrificed the third year of four in his pursuit of a mechanical engineering degree at Waikato University.

From junk parts to doctorate From Waikato Times Published 16:35 17/10/2015 Also from Waikato Times News

'Gifted' student celebrated From SunLive Published 08:46 17/10/2015

That was before he became a teacher aid, before he took ‘Graeme' under his wing and before he started a masters in teaching and learning at the University of Waikato. ... When he applied for the Waikato University, course he thought it was "just over the hill, 30 to 40 minutes away."

Elder's tireless work lands honour From Bay of Plenty Times Published 16:00 16/10/2015

Morehu Ngatoko Rahipere, 89, will receive an honorary doctorate from the University of Waikato this month for his contribution to the university over many years. ... University of Waikato vice-chancellor Professor Neil Quigley said Mr Ngatoko Rahipere was an example of someone who selflessly gave his time and skills for public good. ... "He is passionate about the role and power of education to enable people to meet their aspirations and has led many initiatives linked to the University of Waikato, including the establishment of the Maharaia Winiata Research Institute in Tauranga," he said.

Uni student turns springtail research into reward From Waikato Independent Published 11:56 16/10/2015

Findings from an Antarctic expedition have earned a University of Waikato student a $500 prize at an international science conference in Canada.

Alice in Wonderland - now in Te Reo From Radio New Zealand Published 10:38 16/10/2015

Waikato University senior lecturer Tom Roa was approached by the Lewis Carroll Society of North America to translate it into Mori.

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Experts disagaree on export target From AgriHQ Published 16:06 15/10/2015

Waikato University agribusiness Professor Dr Jacqueline Rowarth agreed NZ was unlikely to achieve the goal of doubling export value by 2025.

Social sector perfect fit for Community Waikato chief From Hamilton News Published 14:05 15/10/2015

Snape had completed her Masters in social science at Waikato University and had been taking on short-term tutoring contracts there until one day the secretary of the main department she was involved with called Snape into her office.

When R&D losses are socialised From MSC Newswire Published 08:19 15/10/2015

From its beginning in 2001 Endace commercialized research at Waikato University to measure, monitor and protect high-speed networks.

Niwa scientist honoured for life's contribution to water research From Stuff.co.nz Published 18:17 14/10/2015 Also from Waikato Times

Five decades on he's travelled around the world several times with Niwa for water research and was even awarded an honorary PhD from the University of Waikato in 2010 for his work.

Fonterra's credit rating cut by Standard and Poor's From Radio New Zealand Published 19:19 14/10/2015 Also from MSN

Waikato University agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth, however, said the co-operative's credit rating had fallen from A+ to A- in just 13 months and that was not good for the country's farmers.

Play takes on plight of historical refugees From Radio New Zealand Published 18:48 14/10/2015

The plight of refugees since the Second World War is being told on stage at Waikato University in Hamilton, but it's become more topical as displaced people journey across Europe looking for a safe haven. ... Sea and Smoke is being performed at the Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts at Waikato University until Friday.

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Lizzie de Vegt: inspiring passion From Wanganui Midweek Published 15:34 14/10/2015

Having performed in a variety of venues - Elizabeth de Vegt is first and foremost a composer, sound artist, singer-songwriter, tutor and researcher along with winning multiple awards and prizes for her creative work, was "Creative and Performing Arts Person of the Year" in 2009 at the University of Waikato.

Muso set to impress From Hawke's Bay Today Published 16:00 14/10/2015

On his return to New Zealand he completed a degree in Media Arts and Master of Music at the University of Waikato.

Alice in Wonderland In Te Reo Ma-ori - Tom Roa From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 14:10 14/10/2015

Tom is a senior lecturer at the School of Maori and Pacific Development at the University of Waikato.

How astronomy has influenced Maori beliefs and practices From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 10:09 14/10/2015

A Marsden-funded, Waikato University study is collecting Maori oral histories, surveys, and data on the role of astronomy and its impact on Maori culture, design, observatories and landmarks.

Long-time educators honoured at NZEI conference From School News Published 19:18 13/10/2015

Two more Honorary Fellows announced are Professor Martin Thrupp from Waikato University and former AEU (Australian Education Union) President Angelo Gavrielatos.

NewsRoom Digest: Top NZ News Items for October 13, 2015 From Evening Report Published 18:04 13/10/2015

ALICE IN WONDERLAND: University Of Waikato Senior Lecturer Tom Roa Has Translated Alice In Wonderland Into Te Reo Mori.

Postgraduate boost for Maori medium teachers From Waatea News Published 17:37 13/10/2015

That will be extended year, with 90 postgraduate places available for people working n early childhood education and 85 places for Maori medium teachers to study at Waikato University, Massey University Te Wananga o Raukawa and Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi.

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Billion dollar cost to the dairy downturn From Waikato Times Published 17:29 13/10/2015 Also from Manawatu Standard Business, Taranaki Daily News Business, Stuff Business News, Dominion Post Business, Stuff NZ Farmer

Waikato University agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth said impact was being felt in the region's rural towns the most.

Top university honour for Tauranga kaumatua From Bay of Plenty Times Published 14:04 13/10/2015 Also from Waatea, SunLive News, Waikato University

A Tauranga kaumatua who has spent decades working for his people is to receive the University of Waikato's highest honour. ... Morehu Ngatoko Rahipere MNZM will receive an honorary doctorate in October from the University of Waikato for his contribution to the University over many years. ... University of Waikato vice-chancellor Professor Neil Quigley said Mr Ngatoko Rahipere was an example of someone who selflessly gave of his time and skills for the public good.

Te Arawa youth get down to business From Rotorua Daily Post Published 13:30 13/10/2015 Also from Te Maori

Waikato University student Roimata Kautai, 21, said it was a great opportunity to be nominated by her iwi.

Steve’s MBIE should be renamed The Ministry of Troughs From Whale Oil Published 10:30 13/10/2015

Waikato University researcher Ryan Ko, who heads the project, told Nine to Noon his team was focusing on tools which let internet users retain more control over what they had uploaded. ... So, the University of Waikato…via the Ministry of Troughs is going to try and solve a problem that Microsoft, Apple, Google, Dropbox and others have already solved.

Digital data mining could bring big changes: professor From Waikato Times Published 18:42 12/10/2015 Also from The Press Technology, Waikato Times

The digital revolution has been largely invisible, the University of Waikato's Bernhard Pfahringer said, but has crept into daily life. ... His lecture Dawn of the Age of Data is at 6pm,Tuesday, October 13 at the University of Waikato's Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts.

Cloud storage can be murky, researcher warns From Radio New Zealand Published 15:47 12/10/2015

Waikato University researcher Ryan Ko, who heads the project, told Nine to Noon his team was focusing on tools which let internet users retain more control over what they had uploaded.

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Increasing data security in the cloud From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 10:15 12/10/2015

A public-private project based at Waikato University is aiming to give people more control of their data.

Walker heroics keeps Hamilton Boys' High School in the running From Waikato Times Published 15:09 11/10/2015

For a second successive week, Walker played a leading hand in getting his team across the line, this time smashing an unbeaten 90 on Saturday afternoon in Lonestar HBHS's four-wicket win over The Riv Marist Suburbs at the University of Waikato.

NZ centre stage for conference From SunLive Published 09:01 11/10/2015

Other keynote speakers include the Minister for Primary Industries, Nathan Guy, Jacqueline Rowarth from Waikato University, Ian Proudfoot from, KPMG, Ben Dalton from Ministry of Primary Industries, Rick Pridmore from DairyNZ, Simon Limmer from Zespri, Lukas Paravinci and John Monaghan from Fonterra, and Jeffrey Clarke from NZ Wine.

Mr Pink, a charismatic sponge who lives under the sea From Bay of Plenty Times Published 09:00 11/10/2015

Phil Ross, a marine ecologist from Waikato University, photographed the sponge while diving around the wreck and sent the image to Professor Chris Battershill who heads Tauranga's Coastal Marine Field Centre.

'Death by a thousand cuts': NZ's oil spill record revealed From Waikato Times Published 15:56 10/10/2015 Also from Stuff Environment

While most of the spills have been relatively small - ranging from a few millilitres to several thousand litres - Professor Chris Battershill of Waikato University likened it to "death by a thousand cuts" and said there was need for heightened vigilance.

Bogan betrayal From Waikato Times Published 09:30 06/10/2015

I was quite interested in what might be covered in this series because it was a documentary, it had Waikato University/Wintec's Dr David Snell as its star, and was previewed as having academic credibility.

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Three cheers for Hamilton East From Waikato Times Published 12:00 06/10/2015

There was a lecturer from Waikato University, a woman who used to own another local cafe, and so on.

Astute mind rises to the challenge From Rotorua Daily Post Published 14:45 09/10/2015

He embarked on an ambitious university programme that saw him complete a double major bachelor of science at University of Waikato, then a diploma of natural resources and master of applied science in resource management through a programme run by the universities of Canterbury and Lincoln, and the Centre for Resource Management. ... Mr Shaw was named Rotorua Business Person of the Year in 2014, a member of the NZ Order of Merit in 2014, and is a distinguished alumnae of the University of Waikato.

Waikato University selected as sustainability awards finalist From New Zealand Herald Published 12:24 09/10/2015

The University of Waikato has been selected as a finalist in the 2015 Green Gown Awards Australasia for "GoingGreen@Waikato". ... University of Waikato Environmental and Sustainability Manager Rachael Goddard says the awards are recognition of the sustainability successes that universities and polytechnics have achieved.

The future of Waikato business From SunLive Published 11:36 09/10/2015

If this is a question you have asked yourself then definitely make sure you get along to a free panel discussion which is taking place at the University of Waikato on Friday, October 30. ... The University of Waikato will host a free panel discussion focusing on business in the Waikato in 10 years' time on Friday, October 30. ... This upcoming panel discussion is being co-sponsored by Waikato Regional Council, the University of Waikato, the Waikato Chamber of Commerce and the Sustainable Business Network.

Government early investment boosts commercialisation of public funded science: report From National Business Review (NBR) Published 15:00 08/10/2015

In another example, Aduro Biopolymers is trialling products made from Novatein resin, which resulted from University of Waikato research into a novel method of manufacturing plastics from blood meal, a natural waste product from meat processing.

Call to move from landfill to incineration From Radio New Zealand Published 20:13 07/10/2015 Also from MSN

The author of the book, Waikato University professor Alexander Gillespie, said New Zealand needed to move away from using landfills and look to waste incineration. ... Professor Gillespie said New Zealand used liners in landfills that last for only 80 to 100 years, leaving a problem for future generations.

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Tauranga Masters graduate's thesis on gambling From Bay of Plenty Times Published 20:15 07/10/2015

Ms Arnold was also graduating from the University of Waikato in October 2015 with a Postgraduate Diploma in Human Development.

The Panel with Ellen Read and David King (Part 2) From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 17:37 07/10/2015

Professor Al Gillespie joins the Panel to discuss the role Russia is playing in the Syrian conflict and how Australia should handle Islamic radicalisation.

Russia's mission in Syria and radical Islam in Australia From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 17:17 07/10/2015

Professor Al Gillespie joins the Panel to discuss the role Russia is playing in the Syrian conflict and how Australia should handle Islamic radicalisation.

Claudelands cost back in spotlight From Waikato Times Published 15:22 07/10/2015

Waikato University is conducting a study to examine the economic value generated by Claudelands and other major event activities in Hamilton.

What a waste! From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 09:55 07/10/2015

University of Waikato Law Professor Alexander Gillespie wrote Waste Policy: International Regulation, Comparative and Contextual Perspectives because, while being one of the less glamorous environmental stories, it is one that every citizen is connected to.

Kiwi laws aren’t robust enough to prevent a mass shooting - expert (4:07) From TVNZ Video, TVNZ Published 09:48 07/10/2015

Professor Al Gillespie

Christian-Muslim relations From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 21:31 06/10/2015

Religion Religious studies Prof. Douglas Pratt from University of Waikato on one's faith in God or gods... the character of Christian-Muslim relations.

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Inside story: The sounds of science From Bay of Plenty Times Published 19:57 06/10/2015

Lack of funding meant it took several years to get the project off the ground but with the support of individuals, including Professor Chris Battershill of the University of Waikato, Duggan formed the House of Science Tauranga Charitable Trust in 2014.

Mori scholar translates "Alice in Wonderland" into Te Reo Mori From Maori Television Published 16:29 06/10/2015

Waikato University students Aurere Thatcher and Kahuripene Kawe remember reading Alice in Wonderland as a child. ... The book took a total of five years for Tom Roa to complete while he was teaching at Waikato University.

Insurer credits NZ experience for global success From Bay of Plenty Times Published 19:00 06/10/2015

He completed a Bachelor of Management Studies at Waikato University, and praises Waikato's business school, which he rates as world class.

Insurer credits NZ experience for global success From Rotorua Daily Post Published 19:00 06/10/2015

He completed a Bachelor of Management Studies at Waikato University, and praises Waikato's business school, which he rates as world class.

TPP - Agreed From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 16:30 06/10/2015

Al Gillespie joins the Panel to discuss what's been agreed on, what's in the TPPA for New Zealand and what we'll be sacrificing.

Possyum gets death sentence reprieve From Waikato Times Published 12:43 06/10/2015 Also from Waikato Times, Southland Times Life and Style

In 2013, then Waikato University PhD student Kristie Cameron was studying the eating habits of possums with the help of hand-reared baby possum Lottie.

Multi-million dollar Claudelands spend-up adds to deficit From Hamilton News Published 12:31 06/10/2015

Council has also commissioned Waikato University for a study of the economic benefits of projects like Claudelands, which Mr Murray said would be the first study of its type.

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TPPA passed - what does it mean for our dairy industry? From Radio Live Audio, Radio Live Published 10:22 06/10/2015

Mark Sainsbury talks with Jaqueline Rowath, Professor of Agribusiness from the University of Waikato about the TPPA and our dairy industry - what does it mean, and what does the future hold?

Alexander Gillespie: How to stop NZ suffering US-style shootings From New Zealand Herald Published 10:32 06/10/2015 Also from NZ Herald National

Alexander Gillespie is a professor of law at the University of Waikato.

AUDIO: How does our dairy industry feel about the TPP deal being signed off overnight? From Radio Live Audio, Radio Live Published 08:28 06/10/2015

Paul Henry talks with Jacqueline Rowarth, University of Waikato professor of Agribusiness, on how the NZ Dairy industry will feel about the TPP being signed off at around 1am this morning.

Walker leads the way as Hamilton BHS open club cricket season with tight win From Waikato Times Published 13:57 04/10/2015

Batting first at Waikato University on Saturday afternoon, Old Boys compiled 128-7 off 20 overs courtesy of a number of handy contributions.

Band launch debut album with final gig From Waikato Times Published 12:58 04/10/2015 Also from Waikato Times News

Life coach, Waikato University tutor and former Fraser teacher Jason Henderson (electric guitar); Jon Clarke (bass guitar, vocals), a teacher at Hamilton Christian School; and Brett Wilson (electric guitar, vocals), who also teaches at Vision College, round out Sound the Ocean.

Dame Malvina’s triumphant return From New Zealand Women's Weekly Published 08:00 04/10/2015

Although her performance career has slowed down immensely, she’s been flat out lecturing in music at the University of Waikato and running the Dame Malvina Major Foundation, where she mentors up-and-coming talent.

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More women needed for IT: industry From Stuff.co.nz Published 11:12 03/10/2015 Also from Waikato Times, The Press Technology

She was one of about 30 high school-aged girls trying their hands at web design in a girls-only workshop at the University of Waikato on Friday. ... University of Waikato computer science senior tutor Nilesh Kanji led the workshop and said computer science has an image problem.

Protection orders will be enforced without fail From Rotorua Daily Post Published 10:00 03/10/2015

University of Waikato Psychology senior lecturer Dr Neville Robertson, who specialises in family violence, said "these are not crimes of love, these are crimes of ownership".

Harvey Norman's 'revised' prices revised upwards From New Zealand Herald Published 06:00 03/10/2015 Also from NZ Herald Business

Waikato University associate professor of strategic brand management Carolyn Costley says the company needs to offer a better sweetener than a voucher and refund.

Was there any point to Key's speech to the UN? From Radio Live Audio, Radio Live Published 17:06 02/10/2015

Duncan Garner finds out more with Professor Al Gillespie

Love, drugs and personality themes of fresh play From Waikato Times Published 15:17 02/10/2015 Also from Waikato Times

A rare trio of chances for Hamilton theatre-goers to experience a contemporary play - without the drama of a full-scale production - is coming up at Waikato University.

Hamilton wins International River Science Conference From CIM Magazine Published 12:55 02/10/2015

Hosted at the University of Waikato, the five-day conference will include networking and dinner functions and a range of field trips which will see delegates explore many parts of the region. ... The bid to secure the conference was presented in La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA, by Associate Professor Kevin Collier of the University of Waikato and Bob Penter of the Waikato River Authority.

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Cruelty in home escalating: agency From New Zealand Herald Published 06:00 02/10/2015

University of Waikato psychology senior lecturer Dr Neville Robertson, who specialises in family violence, said not stepping in allowed the behaviour to worsen.

The future of cycling From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 20:15 01/10/2015

Bryan speaks to delegates at this Waikato University organised event on the future of pedal power.

Newsletter: The Read: Thursday, 1 October 2015 From Booksellers New Zealand Published 16:39 01/10/2015

An award has been set up to enable a New Zealand writer of fiction, poetry, drama or serious non-fiction to become Waikato University’s Writer in Residence in 2016.

Manuka expert Peter Molan dies From Stuff.co.nz Published 16:17 01/10/2015 Also from Waikato Times

Peter spent 41 years as a University of Waikato lecturer, retiring in April 2014, and loved working with students, she said.

Je Suis Heloise: The Research Journey From The Big Idea Published 15:28 01/10/2015

Mandy, who’s been the Waikato University’s writer in residence this year, has been head down with writing during every spare moment.

Otago gains ground in uni rankings From Otago Daily Times Published 09:00 01/10/2015

- 172 = University of Auckland - 201-250 University of Otago - 351-400 Victoria University of Wellington - 401-500 University of Canterbury - 401-500 University of Waikato - 501-600 Massey University - 601-800 Auckland University of Technology

Alexander Gillespie: Co-operation between old foes key to new Syrian dawn From New Zealand Herald Published 06:31 01/10/2015

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Leaving family behind for a Club Med lifestyle From New Zealand Herald Published 06:00 01/10/2015

Waikato University sociologist Peggy Koopman-Boyden says it's not realistic to expect elderly people to leave their own friends and networks to join adult children in another town or another country.

'These are not crimes of love, these are crimes of ownership' From New Zealand Herald Published 06:00 01/10/2015

The judge's comments resonated with University of Waikato Psychology Senior Lecturer Dr Neville Robertson, who specialises in family violence.

Dame Malvina Major retires from opera singing From Radio New Zealand Published 20:33 30/09/2015

Dame Malvina, a Hamilton native, will continue to be a Professor of Voice at Waikato University.

Online voting trial fails to sway council From Hamilton News Published 13:14 30/09/2015

Waikato University lecturer Nick Munn wrote his PHD on political inclusion and how youth are treated in democracy and published at least three academic papers on the subject.

Waikato of University hosts free coding workshops for girls From TechDay Published 11:20 30/09/2015

The University of Waikato is hosting computing workshops for girls this October, with the aim of encouraging female students to consider a career in computer science. ... Grace Nolan, a Waikato University student and computer science advocate, says when she first got her hands on a computer her parents hated it. ... The workshop are being held at the University of Waikato on Friday, 2 October and Friday, 9 October from 12pm-3pm.

Kiwi troops could be pulled into Syria: academic From Waikato Times Published 09:28 30/09/2015 Also from Dominion Post Politics, Stuff National News

Several Western powers seemed to have softened on working with the Syrian president, professor Al Gillespie said, and that could pave the way to UN-approved action.

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Pengxin still mulling response to Lochinver buy rejection From Dominion Post Published 18:00 29/09/2015 Also from Stuff Business News, Taranaki Daily News Business, Manawatu Standard Business

Waikato University law school's Dr Zhixiong Liao said Pengxin had at least two avenues of response - to seek a High Court judicial review of the decision or reapply for consent to buy the big farm.

Kiwi Scott Calder plays key role in stud career of Triple Crown winner American Pharoah From Stuff.co.nz Published 19:49 29/09/2015

Calder comes from a horse background - his father is former Windsor Park Stud marketer and current Coolmore New Zealand representative Gordon Calder - but though he took an interest in the industry, he didn't have much hands-on experience until he began a business management degree at Waikato University.

Computer Science - Human-Computer Interaction From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 21:08 28/09/2015

Prof. Mark Apperley from University of Waikato spreads out the silicon chips to expose how computers switch us on.

Singer, finance whiz and Olympian distinguished Waikato alumni From Waikato Times Published 18:04 28/09/2015 Also from Stuff National News

When Hinewehi Mohi got a call about a distinguished alumni event, she thought the University of Waikato wanted her to sing. ... Churchouse has a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in economics, and a Master of Social Sciences from the University of Waikato and has since notched up more than 35 years' experience in the Asian investment sector.

Speech: Shaw, James: Oral Questions - Questions to Ministers From New Zealand Parliament Published 15:05 28/09/2015

James Shaw : Would he agree with Waikato University management school’s 2013 business survey which found that "Lack of Government leadership has seen companies stop measuring their carbon footprint or put their carbon strategies on hold.", and is it not now time for this Parliament to show this climate leadership?

New appointments at NZTE From Exporter Published 07:26 28/09/2015

He holds Law (LLB) and Commerce (BMS) degrees from the University of Waikato and is admitted as a legal practitioner in New Zealand.

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Light may deter mice From Waikato Times Published 20:38 27/09/2015 Also from Waikato Times News

University of Waikato doctoral student Bridgette Farnworth is looking into whether brightness could be used to help keep nocturnal rodents away from conservation areas. ... Farnworth's main doctoral supervisors are Professor Joseph Waas from biological sciences at the University of Waikato and Landcare Research's John Innes, a wildlife biologist. ... And her University of Waikato Research Institute doctoral scholarship was pivotal, she said.

Hamilton-born Warren Gatland's Welsh team steals RWC win from England From Waikato Times Published 19:37 27/09/2015 Also from Waikato Times

Gatland was born and educated in Hamilton, studied at the University of Waikato and played a record 140 games at hooker for Waikato.

Stephen Donald predicts the All Blacks will win the Rugby World Cup From NZ Fishing News Published 07:57 24/09/2015 Also from Waikato Times Sport

There's also the pressing matter of a degree to finish at Waikato University. ... "They're great people at Waikato [University], very long-suffering.

Principal to take up new challenge From Waikato Times Published 15:38 25/09/2015

Leith has spent most of his teaching career working with students in the middle school years, and holds a Master of Educational Leadership from the University of Waikato.

Kids helping crack cyber crime From Waikato Times Published 15:23 25/09/2015 Also from The Press Technology, Waikato Times

Twelve-year-old twins Adam and Nathan Starkey, of Waiuku, were among 150 computer coding experts from across the country trying to beat the challenges set by the brightest and best of the Cyber Security Researcher of Waikato (Crow) at Waikato University this month. ... The Cyber Security Challenge website at Waikato University lists Interpol as a supporter, as well as the Cloud Security Alliance, ConnectSmart, InternetNZ, NetSafe and Stratus. ... Ash said one of his briefs was to work with partners such as Waikato University to improve New Zealand cybersecurity by putting bright young minds on the case.

Dick Wilkins: AgResearch has lost its way From New Zealand Herald Published 15:02 25/09/2015

Emeritus Professor Dick Wilkins worked at Ruakura from 1989 to 1995 before moving to the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Waikato.

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Newsletter: AgResearch angst, short science and SAVVY in Auckland From Science Media Centre Published 14:58 25/09/2015

Speaking to Radio New Zealand, University of Waikato Agribusiness Professor Jacqueline Rowarth was highly critical of the downsizing, noting that the current lay-offs were just the latest in a string of staff cuts over the last five years.

Family connection for new teacher at Te Aroha Primary's new special needs unit From Waikato Times Published 14:06 25/09/2015

She secured a job there after relieving at the school when she finished studying at the University of Waikato, where she completed degrees in teaching as well as early childhood and nannying.

Research 'abandoned' in AgResearch cuts From Radio New Zealand Published 10:47 25/09/2015

Professor of Agri-Business at the University of Waikato Jacqueline Rowarth said these scientists have had to go through that all over again this week.

School closure consult 'farce' says principal From Radio New Zealand Published 09:57 25/09/2015

Ms Callaghan said one of the submissions put forward to the Ministry of Education was by a Waikato University professor.

Rethinking enzyme evolution From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 21:20 24/09/2015

Matilda, Wayne and University of Waikato collaborator Vic Arcus recently published a paper discussing evolution in proteins.

Indigenous Belief report unbelievable From Waatea News Published 15:30 24/09/2015

University of Waikato Research Director Leonie Pihama says the three Pakeha authors make sweeping statements about Maori without the cultural knowledge or experience to do so.

Midday Rural News for 24 September 2015 From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 12:57 24/09/2015

An agri-business professor at Waikato University Jacqueline Rowarth says staff were told yesterday their roles are being targeted for redundancy and had to go home not knowing if they had a job.

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'Severe' sea lettuce season ahead From Bay of Plenty Regional Council Published 09:59 24/09/2015 Also from SunLive News, Bay of Plenty Times News, Voxy, Whale Oil, Yahoo

"In addition to our regular monitoring, we’ve been supporting two University of Waikato PhD projects that will add to our information base about sea lettuce dynamics," Mr Win said.

Students learn importance of biodiversity From Rebecca Doyle, Lincoln University Published 09:35 24/09/2015 Also from Yahoo

"Experts from Lincoln University, the National Institute for Water and Atmospheric Research and Waikato University will help students to document the diversity of native species living in the streams and wetlands of Owl Farm, on the edge of the Waikato River.

Past fuels desire to help others From Bay of Plenty Times Published 19:00 23/09/2015

At the age of 25, Peters managed to shake off what she describes as her "rock 'n' roll lifestyle" and enrolled at Waikato University where she spent seven years studying psychology.

Our leading innovators shine bright From Northern Advocate Published 17:00 23/09/2015

It also had access to the post-harvest research by Waikato University.

Rural round-up From Home Paddock Published 14:00 23/09/2015

Waikato University agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth says she’s been told the cuts could involve 20 percent of the 500 or so research staff.

Endace to shed jobs under new owner From NZ City Published 13:07 23/09/2015

Endace, which was formed to commercialise some Waikato University research, is believed to be slashing staff so its new owner can sell the firm. ... The company formed in 2001 to commercialise research out of Waikato University, was sold for $154 million in 2012 to Californian networking solutions firm Emulex, which in turn, was sold in May to Nasdaq-listed Avago Technologies for $US587m.

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Endace to shed jobs under new owner Avago, risks having government grants clawed-back From National Business Review (NBR) Published 10:50 23/09/2015

The company formed in 2001 to commercialise research out of University of Waikato, was sold for $154 million in 2012 to Californian networking solutions firm Emulex, which in turn, was sold in May to Nasdaq-listed Avago Technologies for US$587 million.

Anxious wait for AgResearch workers (NZ Newswire) From Yahoo Published 06:02 23/09/2015 Also from MSN, One News, 3news

Waikato University agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth says she's been told the cuts could involve 20 per cent of the 500 or so research staff - up to 100 employees.

Sports centre costs go up From SunLive Published 14:44 22/09/2015

Downstairs they have New Zealand Rugby and, after the Bay of Plenty Polytechnic pulled out, the University of Waikato.

School's techno environment examined From Waikato Times Published 13:53 22/09/2015

Principal investigator, associate professor at Waikato University's Faculty of Education Garry Falloon, said Leamington School had been selected for the study as it had a "very strong future focus".

New Zealand agriculture sector hit by job losses From NZ Farmer Published 12:22 22/09/2015

Waikato University professor of agribusiness Dr Jacqueline Rowarth understood an announcement would be made on September 24.

Bigger waves for NZ from La Nina increase From Otago Daily Times Published 11:15 22/09/2015

International researchers from 13 institutions, including Waikato University, gathered data from 48 beaches across three continents and five countries recorded between 1979 and 2012.

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Old methods produce new data From Waikato Times Published 11:53 22/09/2015 Also from Waikato University

University of Waikato alumnus Dr Ian Kusabs is a fisheries adviser to Te Arawa and Ngti Tuwharetoa and is researching the state of kura (freshwater crayfish) in the central North Island lakes.

Is this what Key meant by investing in research? From The Standard Published 08:56 22/09/2015

Waikato University agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth said she had also heard redundancy announcements were imminent, and whispers that 20 percent of science staff would be axed.

AgResearch staff wait to find out if they'll keep their jobs From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 09:22 22/09/2015

Professor Jacqueline Rowarth is a Professor of Agri-Business at the University of Waikato.

Hamilton workers urged to go walkabout From Waikato Times Published 09:08 22/09/2015

Waikato University lecturer Ben Worth is ready to count his steps for the walking challenge. ... Ben Worth, a public relations lecturer at Waikato University, thinks the campaign is needed to raise awareness of the benefits of walking and the way they transfer to the workplace. ... Workplaces involved in the walking campaign include major education providers Waikato University and Wintec, employees from Hamilton City Council, Genesis Energy and Dairy NZ.

Club upgrade could cost extra $150k From Bay of Plenty Times Published 08:30 22/09/2015

The Bay of Plenty Polytechnic had pulled out of the project but they were hopeful that Waikato University would take over the space.

Jacques Poot: Migration boom From Newstalk ZB Audio and Video, Newstalk ZB Published 20:06 22/09/2015

Waikato University Professor of Demographics Jacques Poot joins the Mike Hosking Breakfast to discuss the record levels of migration.

La Niña hits Kiwi coastline harder than thought From Newshub Published 06:33 22/09/2015

The study was carried out by researchers from 13 international institutions, including the University of Waikato, reports Radio New Zealand.

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AUDIO: More job losses at Fonterra - is our Dairy industry in trouble? From Radio Live Audio, Radio Live Published 07:45 22/09/2015

Paul Henry talks with Jacqueline Rowarth, agribusiness professor at the University of Waikato, on the Dairy Industry in NZ.

Living in 'extreme poverty' From Waikato Times Published 07:23 22/09/2015

The Waikato University student is joining thousands of Kiwis in giving up their creature comforts this week to combat human trafficking. ... The TEAR Fund team at Waikato University is led by Evie Tuck, with Samuel Tan joined by fellow students Charissa Tan, Gaia Church and Patience Ngara.

Climate events put NZ coast at risk From Radio New Zealand Published 07:00 22/09/2015 Also from MSN

The researchers from 13 institutions, including the University of Waikato, discovered that during periods of La Niña many stretches of New Zealand's coast had to cope with powerful waves and erosion.

Key defends government's research policy (NZ Newswire) From Yahoo Published 06:02 22/09/2015 Also from 3news, MSN

Waikato University agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth says she's been told the cuts could involve 20 per cent of the 500 or so research staff.

Pengxin best to reapply with better case for Lochinver From Dominion Post Published 16:47 21/09/2015 Also from Manawatu Standard Business, Taranaki Daily News Business, Dominion Post Politics, Stuff National News

With the Chinese company "considering its options" after its conditional $88 million deal to buy the big North Island farm was vetoed last week by the Government because the benefits to New Zealand were not "substantial and identifiable", Waikato University law school's Dr Zhixiong Liao said Pengxin had at least two avenues of response - to seek a High Court judicial review of the decision or reapply for purchase consent.

Job cuts possible for AgResearch From Newstalk ZB Published 02:56 22/09/2015

Waikato University agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth said job cuts would be a major blow to scientific research.

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Bedside prayers for reo scholar From Waatea News Published 14:00 21/09/2015

The 43-year-old Waikato University lecturer was flown to Waikato Hospital after the motorcycle he was riding on crashed near Paengaroa in the Bay of Plenty.

Expected AgResearch cuts 'fatal blow' (NZ Newswire) From Yahoo Published 14:29 21/09/2015 Also from NZ City, MSN

Waikato University agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth says she had originally been told 82 staff were being laid off but that number had shifted to between 80 and 100, or 20 per cent of the 500 or so research staff.

Expected 90 lay-offs at AgResearch 'pretty fatal blow' to research, says scientist Edmeades From National Business Review (NBR) Published 12:00 21/09/2015 Also from NZ Herald Business

Waikato University agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth said she had originally been told 82 staff were being laid off but that number had shifted to between 80 and 100, or 20% of the 500 or so research staff.

Advisory: Appointments - Ombudsman and Chief Ombudsman, Deputy Controller and Auditor-General, Independent Police Conduct Authority, Abortion Supervisory Committee From New Zealand Parliament Published 09:39 21/09/2015

He is a fellow of the institute and gained his business management studies qualification from the University of Waikato.

AgResearch scientist job cuts 'imminent' From Radio New Zealand Published 07:02 21/09/2015 Also from Radio NZ News, MSN

But Waikato University agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth said she had also heard redundancy announcements were imminent and the numbers she had been told were more than 20 percent of science staff.

Sport is the new religion From Waikato Times Published 08:04 16/09/2015

Witness the recent hosting by the University of Waikato of the Female Athlete Health Symposium at the Avantidrome in Cambridge.

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Well-known Maori Waikato University lecturer critically injured in motorcycle crash From Waikato Times Published 15:37 19/09/2015 Also from Stuff National News, Waikato Times

He works as a Faculty of Education lecturer at Waikato University.

Hamilton man critically injured in motorcycle crash From Waikato Times Published 10:52 19/09/2015 Also from Stuff National News

The man is understood to be a lecturer at the University of Waikato.

Aussie politics - it's a brutal business, mate From New Zealand Herald Published 05:00 19/09/2015 Also from NZ Herald National

Lansbury crossed the Tasman for a job at the fledgling University of Waikato and to be with John "Jock" Salmon, a brilliant French scholar and humanities dean at the raw Hamilton campus.

Runner up in Miss IndiaNZ From Waikato Times Published 13:53 18/09/2015

She is currently in her second year studying towards a law degree at the University of Waikato in Hamilton.

Lochinver Station decision draws fire (NZ Newswire) From Yahoo Published 14:04 18/09/2015 Also from NZ City

Waikato University's professor of agribusiness Jacqueline Rowarth is scratching her head about that.

Mozart project to feature three generations From Rotorua Daily Post Published 09:16 18/09/2015

The performance will also feature acclaimed conductor David Squire, of National Youth Choir fame, four rising soloists from Waikato University and the Mozart Festival Orchestra, under Rotorua's Jim McGregor.

Jacqueline Rowarth: Lochinver Station sale refusal From Newstalk ZB Audio and Video, Newstalk ZB Published 08:17 18/09/2015

Jacqueline Rowarth, Agribusiness Professor at Waikato University joins Larry Williams to discuss the issue of the Lochinver Station sale and the Government's refusal to sell the Station to a Chinese company.

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Five clever ideas to beat our pests From New Zealand Herald Published 18:53 17/09/2015

Meanwhile, a Waikato University researcher will use an $85,000 scholarship to help her investigate an interesting form of non-lethal pest control, using light.

Alert Newsletter 878 From New Zealand Royal Society Published 18:45 17/09/2015

Speakers are Blake Holgate from Rabobank; Prof Keith Woodford, Lincoln University; Andy Macfarlane, Macfarlane Rural Business; Prof Steve Wratten, Bio-Protection Research Centre; Ina Pinxterhuis, DairyNZ; Susan Goodfellow, Central Plains Water; Jim Grierson, Horticulture Management Ltd; Dr Grant Edwards, Lincoln University; Ron Pellow, South Island Dairy Development Centre; James Hoban, farmer; Nick Pyke, Foundation for Arable Research; Prof Derrick Moot, Lincoln University and Prof Jacqueline Rowarth, Waikato University.

NZ ignores Maori history From Waikato Times Published 16:23 17/09/2015 Also from Waikato Times

"While you may have commemorated [the 150th anniversary] over here, in other parts of the country, it went past silently," he said while in Hamilton to give the keynote speech at the University of Waikato Kingitanga Day. ... University of Waikato Pro Vice Chancellor Maori Linda Smith said Maori felt fighting for their land had been the right thing to do morally.

Burglary crews busted by eagle eyed neighbours in Hamilton From Waikato Times Published 15:57 17/09/2015 Also from Waikato Times

The woman, who works full time while studying at Waikato University, had her laptop stolen containing upcoming assignments, and television.

Waikato University celebrates Kingitanga Day From Maori Television Published 14:48 17/09/2015

Waikato University celebrations are well underway for this year’s 7th annual Kingitanga Day. ... Waikato University Senior Lecturer of Mori protocol Te Kahautu Maxwell says that bringing understanding and awareness of the Kingitanga Movement and research on issues concerning Mori, to students and the wider community is the focus of celebrations. ... Other speakers of the day include Waikato University Senior Lecturer Tom Roa, who spoke about the film Ng R o Hune which told the story of men who were forcibly sent to Narrow Neck Military Camp.

Kingitanga Day celebrates unique heritage From Waatea News Published 13:30 17/09/2015

Waikato University students have a break from classes today as they celebrate Kingitanga Day. ... FOR THE FULL INTERVIEW WITH PRO VICE CHANCELLOR WAIKATO UNIVERSITY DR LINDA TUHIWAI SMITH CLICK ON THE LINK

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Boffins at odds over greening incentives From AgriHQ Published 11:33 17/09/2015

Its claims that lack of support had transformed much of the country "into a massive dairy farm for China as a result" especially angered Waikato University agribusiness Professor Jacqueline Rowarth.

Shanghai Pengxin purchase of NZ's Lochinver Station rejected by Government From Stuff.co.nz Published 11:18 17/09/2015 Also from Dominion Post Business, Taranaki Daily News Business, Dominion Post Politics, Manawatu Standard Business

Waikato University professor of agribusiness Jacqueline Rowarth supported a rejection of the Lochinver sale.

The geography lesson of a lifetime From Northland Age Published 09:03 17/09/2015

After a 10-hour flight from Auckland, Singapore proved to be a real eye-opener for William, who plans to become the chief executive of his own company when he graduates from Business School at Waikato University.

Hawaiian exchange student says Mori immersion experience invaluable From Te Karere, TVNZ Published 20:15 16/09/2015

In an effort to learn new ways of reviving her own native language, one Hawaiian exchange student came to Aotearoa to learn te reo Mori at the University of Waikato.

The Panel with Barry Corbett and Liz Bowen-Clewley (Part 1) From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 17:03 16/09/2015 Also from Radio NZ Audio, Radio NZ Audio, Radio NZ Audio, Radio NZ Audio

Al Gillespie of the University of Waikato discusses the shutting of borders against the tide of refugees in Europe and Australia's worries about a future welfare burden from refugees without jobs.

Dairy farmers not celebrating yet From Radio New Zealand Published 13:50 16/09/2015

Despite the sharp rise, University of Waikato agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth said there was a long way to go until Fonterra was able to pay farmers a fair price.

Advisory: 3 Days to go for 'Action for Peace' Conference - Register Now From Peace Foundation Published 12:49 16/09/2015

Professor Alexander Gillespie

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Farmers sneeze and townies cough - sooner From Rural News Published 11:00 16/09/2015

- Jacqueline Rowarth is professor of agribusiness, The University of Waikato.

Silver Fern Farms deal: concern over meat prices From Farming Show Published 12:04 16/09/2015

Agribusiness professor at Waikato University, Jacqueline Rowarth believes this will open the gate for Alliance suppliers to head to Silver FernFarms.

Review: An outstanding Opus experience From Waikato Times Published 10:56 16/09/2015

One has come to expect that the Connections Concert between Opus and the University of Waikato has an instrumental focus, in that the winner of the Conservatorium of Music concerto competition is the featured soloist.

Jacqueline Rowarth questions lack of local investment in SFF From Farming Show Published 09:03 16/09/2015

Agribusiness professor at Waikato University, Jacqueline Rowarth believes foreign investment is great for extra employment and growth.

Questions and Answers - Sept 15 From Parliament Today Published 05:07 15/09/2015

James Shaw : Would he agree with Waikato University management school’s 2013 business survey which found that: "Lack of Government leadership has seen companies stop measuring their carbon footprint or put their carbon strategies on hold.", and is it not now time for this Parliament to show this climate leadership?

Advisory: Oral Questions - Questions to Ministers From New Zealand Parliament Published 16:51 15/09/2015

Advisory: 6. Flag Referendum-Process From New Zealand Parliament Published 16:09 15/09/2015

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Global leap for Waikato Uni From SunLive Published 15:08 15/09/2015

The University of Waikato has placed 338th in the world in the Quacquarelli Symonds World University Rankings 2015/16 released today. ... The University of Waikato is in the midst of constructing a $55 million university campus on Durham Street in Tauranga's central business district.

Anglers oppose trout farming From SunLive Published 14:16 15/09/2015

Graeme Coates, chair of the Regional Aquaculture Organisation, says a Waikato University study identified the economic opportunities of commercial trout farming.

Waikato crews looking forward to tactical challenge of 2015 Great Race From Waikato Times Published 10:23 15/09/2015

"I think it's really exciting," Kiddle said of racing with Waikato University in the Great Race.

$25m 'boutique' stadium for Domain put on table From Bay of Plenty Times Published 09:45 15/09/2015

A proposal for a new boutique sports stadium at Tauranga Domain worth about $25 million has been presented to councillors by Tauranga's Civic Amenities Group. ... The group's chairman, Paul Adams of Carrus Group, told the Bay of Plenty Times they had briefed Tauranga City Council on a package of proposed civic infrastructure projects, including the development of a stadium at the Domain with a capacity of about 15,000. ... "The Civic Amenities Group has presented a proposal to the elected members and is looking forward to working collaboratively with Tauranga City Council in further costing, then developing, funding and construction of a boutique stadium, " he said.

University of Auckland rated best in New Zealand From Stuff.co.nz Published 06:38 15/09/2015

Those institutions are followed by Wellington's Victoria University at 229th, Massey University at 337th, the University of Waikato at 338th and Lincoln University at 373rd.

Westland Milk redundancies 'major' for economy From Newshub Published 04:00 15/09/2015

Professor Jacqueline Rowarth from Waikato University says such exercises often don't end up saving money.

NewsRoom Digest: Top NZ News Items for September 14, 2015 From Evening Report Published 17:59 14/09/2015

INTERNATIONAL CELLO FEST 2016: World-leading cellists and cello teachers will congregate in Hamilton next year for a week-long international cello festival hosted by the University of Waikato.

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Not-so-United Kingdom From Waikato Times Published 18:23 14/09/2015 Also from Waikato Times News

He says UK politicians now need to convince their constituents of the union's benefits, and he will speak on the topic at the University of Waikato on Tuesday.

Playcentre reflects on good year From Tamahere Forum Published 15:20 06/09/2015

"We have also visited lots of interesting places in our community, including inspecting bones and specimens in a laboratory at Waikato University, learning about fire safety and how to hold a fire hose at Chartwell Fire Station, and exploringd the inside of the Westpac Rescue Helicopter.

Newsletter: World Without War: Action For Peace Conference From Peace Foundation Published 11:24 14/09/2015

Phil Goff, Richard Northey, senior academics from AUT, the University of Auckland and Waikato University, experts against violence and war from Sweden and NZ, critics concerned about high tech weaponry, leaders representing our youth, the UN, Maoridom, education and religions.

Learning unplugged: School ditches digital From Bay of Plenty Times Published 08:42 14/09/2015

University of Waikato associate professor of screen and media studies Geoff Lealand says, while he spends virtually all day on the computer (with an iPad and iPod close at hand), he doesn't use a cellphone.

Star aiming for prem three-peat From Hamilton News Published 08:14 14/09/2015

Two Sir Edmund Hillary Scholars are included in the club's Premier side - Arnie Yugaraja and Sam Cooper - along with numerous other Waikato University students, among them captain Freddy Walker, batsmen Chris Fawcett and Jake Harvey and allrounder Elliot Santner. ... - Visit the Sunday afternoon training sessions, from 1pm until the start of daylight savings, at the Waikato University cricket nets (access via Gate 3A, Silverdale Rd). ... - Attend pre-season registration day on Thursday, October 1 from 5pm at the Waikato University nets

Scholarships and jobs keep debts at bay From Bay of Plenty Times Published 07:30 14/09/2015

Darelle Howard, who studies at the University of Waikato and is completing a bachelor of social sciences with honours, said hard work and asking lots of questions was the key to achieving zero debt.

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Harvard men, Waikato women prevail in Gallagher Great Race From Lauren Heginbotham, U Leisure Limited Published 19:51 13/09/2015 Also from Voxy, Yahoo

Cambridge and Waikato universities had some early tussles off the start line, with Waikato taking over second position for the majority of the race. ... The men’s race produced a fierce battle between all three crews; Harvard, the famed Ivy League American college, ten-time winners Waikato University and the prestigious Cambridge University. ... Meanwhile Waikato University, led by U23 world champion Jackie Kiddle in stroke, also lead the way from the east bank in the women’s race, with Sydney remaining close and Melbourne dropping back.

New Zealand's next top rowers look for new techniques at the great race From Waikato Times Published 17:15 13/09/2015 Also from Stuff National News

In the mens eights, Harvard University had a convincing win, with England's Cambridge University pipping Waikato University for second place. ... The Great Race, follows a three-boat format over an upstream 3.85km stretch of the Waikato River. ... The university female crews compete for the Bryan Gould Cup, while the male crews compete for the coveted Harry Mahon Memorial Trophy.

Harvard University get revenge with Great Race victory on Waikato River From Waikato Times Published 16:16 13/09/2015

Led by Kiwi James O'Connor, Harvard took control of the race from the start to edge clear of the University of Cambridge and Waikato University. ... The Waikato University women's crew were far too good for their Australian opposition in the earlier race.

Harvard wins Waikato Great Race From Radio New Zealand Published 15:21 13/09/2015

Harvard University has won the annual Waikato River Great Race beating off Cambridge University with Waikato University in third place ... In the women's race, Waikato University won beating Sydney and Melbourne universities. ... A powhiri was held on the University of Waikato marae on Wednesday.

Harvard wins the Great Race for first win in uni's history From TVNZ Published 15:13 13/09/2015 Also from TVNZ

Harvard University has won rowing's Gallagher Great Race for the first time in the Ivy League school's history, beating Waikato University and Cambridge University on the Waikato River this afternoon.

Author Tessa Duder on her new book and Auckland's 'first lady', Sarah Mathew From Waikato Times Published 13:47 13/09/2015

It is defined, Duder told Waikato University's 2008 graduating class (she was there to receive an honorary doctorate) by "high levels of energy, creativity and ambition, an ability to make dreams happen".

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Author Tessa Duder on her new book and Auckland's 'first lady', Sarah Mathew From Stuff.co.nz Published 13:47 13/09/2015

Waikato Great Race rowers set to embark From Radio New Zealand Published 09:22 13/09/2015

A powhiri was held on the University of Waikato marae on Wednesday. ... The United States' Harvard University is joining the United Kingdom's Cambridge University to take on the Waikato University eight for the coveted Harry Mahon Trophy.

Te Puia a whanau's legacy From Rotorua Daily Post Published 13:00 12/09/2015

Mr West graduated from Waikato University and is now a marketing manager for Te Puia.

Farmer felt 'powerless' in cow abuse case From New Zealand Herald Published 12:08 12/09/2015

A University of Waikato lecturer described the incident as a horrific animal abuse incident.

What's on: Things to do this weekend From Bay of Plenty Times Published 09:31 12/09/2015

Opus Orchestra celebrates its partnership with Waikato University to present talented student tenor, Filipe Manu, with his wicked winning Arias with an evocative performance of his Aotearoa Overture.

Man cut teets off cows after employer dispute From Newstalk ZB Published 19:24 12/09/2015 Also from Yahoo

A University of Waikato lecturer is choosing to describe the incident as a horrific animal abuse incident.

Lament for the lost childhoods From Waikato Times Published 14:22 09/09/2015

But I like the words of Waikato University law professor Al Gillespie, who says that every one of those numbers is a human being who is going to be taken from a helpless situation to one in which he or she is going to have a much better life.

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Newsletter: Conservation conflicts & trans-Tasman IVF success From Science Media Centre Published 14:57 11/09/2015

"What the authors have termed a 'laissez-faire' attitude to the environment has resulted in the expenditure of almost a billion dollars in the last few years fencing waterways, planting natives and upgrading effluent systems," comments Professor of Agribusiness Jacqueline Rowarth, University of Waikato.

Harvard men and Waikato women take advantage at Indoor Row From Lauren Heginbotham, U Leisure Limited Published 12:56 11/09/2015 Also from Yahoo, Voxy

Captain of the Waikato University men’s crew said he was disappointed that they missed out on the win. ... University of Waikato - 329.3sec ... University of Waikato - 391.7sec

Top five things to do this weekend: September 11 - 13 From Waikato Times Published 10:50 11/09/2015 Also from Waikato Times

In the men's race, Harvard University will return to avenge its contentious loss to the University of Waikato last year, alongside England's Cambridge University.

'Abandoning' our farms to the market - expert reaction From Science Media Centre Published 10:43 11/09/2015

Prof Jacqueline Rowarth, Professor of Agribusiness, University of Waikato, comments:

New Zealand's rich diversity of soils From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 21:43 10/09/2015

But for Waikato University geoscientist David Lowe, who led a fieldtrip across the Taupo Volcanic Zone, pumice soils have gone from despised to highly desirable.

Waikato student finishes degree debt free From Stuff.co.nz Published 20:50 10/09/2015 Also from Waikato Times News

Scholarships worth a total of more than $27,000 and part-time work helped the University of Waikato student get through her degree without debt. ... Prospective University of Waikato students will be able to discuss finance and study options at an upcoming applicant day.

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Surf study under way to protect Lyall Bay waves From Dominion Post Published 17:04 10/09/2015

The firm, in which all its employees are surfers, has been granted $1.2 million by the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment, as part of a consortium led by Waikato University, to spend three years mapping what makes seven of New Zealand's surf breaks what they are.

Newsletter: The Read: Thursday, 10 September 2015 From Booksellers New Zealand Published 16:30 10/09/2015

Cambridge writer and University of Waikato English lecturer Tracey Slaughter has won the 2015 Landfall Essay Competition for her essay ‘Ashdown Place’.

'If you hit someone they'd be mush' From Waikato Times Published 16:12 10/09/2015 Also from Waikato Times, Waikato Times, Waikato Times, Waikato Times

Waikato University mechanical engineering student Salman Safar, 21, appeared before community magistrate Susan Hovell on Thursday morning, where he was left in no doubt of his standing in her eyes, after he was caught by police travelling at more than twice the posted speed limit on Wairere Drive.

Mount student completes degree debt free From SunLive Published 15:04 10/09/2015 Also from Bay of Plenty Times News

A former Mount Maunganui College student has revealed how she managed to complete her Waikato University degree and emerge debt free at the end of it. ... Waikato University's new applicant day event takes place on Saturday, September 19, from 10am - 3pm, at the Hamilton campus.

Waikato student completes degree debt free From New Zealand Herald Published 14:48 10/09/2015 Also from NZ Herald Education

A University of Waikato student has managed four years of study without owing any money.

Student to help Ecuador with basic facilities From Waikato Times Published 14:28 10/09/2015

Pettit is a first year student at the University of Waikato where he is studying to become a primary school teacher.

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Lincoln Agritech to embark on four new research projects From Rebecca Doyle, Lincoln University Published 12:15 10/09/2015 Also from Yahoo

This research is being undertaken in collaboration with the University of Waikato, and the University of Nice (France).

Experts: Rena wreck no real threat From Bay of Plenty Times Published 07:08 10/09/2015 Also from Rotorua Daily Post News

During the third day of the resource consent hearing at ASB Arena, Dr Phil Ross, a University of Waikato marine ecologist, told the hearing's commissioners, that he was "not overly concerned" about the remaining wreck debris having severe ecological impact if consent was granted.

'Exciting stuff' ahead for new Tainui chief executive Chris Joblin From Dominion Post Published 16:47 09/09/2015 Also from Waikato Times Business, Waikato Times, Waikato Times News, Taranaki Daily News Business, Manawatu Standard Business

Raised in Gisborne, Joblin set out for Waikato University in 1991 as a fresh-faced 17-year old with finances in his sights.

University rowers gather for Great Race From Radio New Zealand Published 16:02 09/09/2015

A powhiri was held on the University of Waikato marae today. ... Harvard University from the United States is joining Britain's Cambridge University to take on the Waikato University eight for the coveted Harry Mahon Trophy.

Rival rowers welcomed on to Hamilton ground From Waikato Times Published 15:14 09/09/2015 Also from Stuff National News

The ceremony saw teams from Harvard, Cambridge, Melbourne and Sydney universities invited on to the University of Waikato marae, where they joined Waikato's men's and women's teams.

Family finally gets keys to new Habitat Home From Waikato Times Published 16:45 08/09/2015

Seven long months have passed since the successful Habitat for Humanity family saw their future home being built at Waikato University.

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Wainui surf break and six others in NZ research From Gisborne Herald Published 16:41 08/09/2015

They will generate an archive of images and video footage of the breaks to be stored and managed by the University of Waikato. ... The funding was awarded by the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment to the consultancy as part of a consortium led by Waikato University.

View of heaven earns earthly reward From Waatea News Published 15:30 08/09/2015

The University of Waikato fifth year student plans to research Maori womens’ perspectives of leadership and wellbeing, and to identify Maori practices and values that Maori women implement within their leadership roles that could be useful for others.

Kiwis lead Harvard team at St Peters in Cambridge From Waikato Times Published 15:24 08/09/2015

An annual event since 2002, the race pits the best university rowing crews from around the world with University of Waikato crews as they race along the Waikato River. ... The Waikato University women also have a record that stacks up well against international crews, winning 10 out of 13 races.

Judge Neil MacLean From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 14:43 08/09/2015

And he's giving a talk about his job tonight, at this year's Harkness Henry Lecture, at the University of Waikato.

Uni awarded research funding for Tauranga Harbour From Bay of Plenty Times Published 13:21 08/09/2015

The research project is being undertaken in partnership with the Manaaki Te Awanui Trust, Cawthron Institute, University of Waikato, WakaDigital and Market Economics.

First wave of Syrian refugees heading for capital? From TVNZ Published 13:03 08/09/2015

Professor Al Gillespie says NZ’s increase in refugee quota falls short of what other countries are offering.

Midday Rural News for 8 September 2015 From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 13:03 08/09/2015

Professor Graeme Doole has been appointed as a chair in environmental economics, a new role funded by the Waikato University and the Ministry for the Environment.

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New Zealand ‘needs to take 2,500 refugees’ (4:04) From TVNZ Video, TVNZ Published 10:03 08/09/2015

Professor Al Gillespie says NZ’s increase in refugee quota falls short of what other countries are offering

New Zealand ‘needs to take 2,500 refugees’ From TVNZ Published 08:43 08/09/2015

Professor Al Gillespie says NZ’s increase in refugee quota falls short of what other countries are offering.

600 extra refugees 'only a start' for New Zealand: Waikato academic From Waikato Times Published 18:46 07/09/2015

University of Waikato law professor Al Gillespie said people should welcome the move.

Helping hand reaches across borders From Bay of Plenty Times Published 18:00 07/09/2015

A Tauranga woman studying at Waikato University is helping another woman 15,000km away in one of the world's poorest countries. ... - Kimberley Kilgour is currently in her final semester of study, undertaking a Bachelor of Law and a Bachelor of Social Sciences, specialising in International Relations and Security at Waikato University.

Refugee crisis From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 17:03 07/09/2015

Professor Al Gillespie talks to us about whather this number is about right.

eCoast receives major MBIE grant for surfbreak research From Charlotte Fitzpatrick, HMC Communications Published 16:54 07/09/2015 Also from Voxy, Yahoo

As part of a consortium led by the University of Waikato, funding was awarded from New Zealand’s Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment as part of its 2015 Science Investment programme. ... eCoast director and University of Waikato PhD candidate Ed Atkin says the project is ground breaking and a world first.

The Panel with Jeremy Elwood and Sonja de Freiz (Part 1) From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 16:43 07/09/2015 Also from Radio NZ Audio, Radio NZ Audio, Radio NZ Audio

Professor Al Gillespie talks to us about whather this number is about right. ... Al Gillespie will tell us if the legal fight is completely over.

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Citizen science meets environmental restoration From James Barnett, NZ Landcare Trust Published 16:43 07/09/2015 Also from Voxy, Yahoo

University of Waikato PhD Candidate and former NZ Landcare Trust Project Coordinator Monica Peters has a great deal of experience in this area and is also involved in the project."Citizen

Playcentre reflects on good year From Tamahere Forum Published 15:20 06/09/2015

Scientists to study top NZ surfbreaks From New Zealand Herald Published 15:06 07/09/2015 Also from Otago Daily Times

The funding was awarded by the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment to the consultancy as part of a consortium led by Waikato University. ... "New Zealand is the only country in the world to recognise in legislation the importance of surf breaks as important social and economic resources that should be protected," said eCoast director and Waikato University PhD candidate Ed Atkin said.

Cawthron Institute given research funding boost in latest bidding round From Nelson Mail Published 14:10 07/09/2015

Cawthron chief executive Charles Eason said the institute failed to get funding for the two bids it led, but was successful in four collaborative bids with NIWA, Massey University and Waikato University.

Dairy election season under way From NZ Farmer Published 12:06 04/09/2015

Another name on the grapevine is that of Waikato University agribusiness professor Jacqueline Rowarth, who has previously stood unsuccessfully for election.

Greens will still push for increased refugee quota From Radio New Zealand Published 13:02 07/09/2015

Waikato University law professor Alexander Gillespie said the number of refugees New Zealand took in was still way out of kilter from what other countries do. ... Professor Gillespie told Morning Report New Zealand did a good job of looking after the refugees who arrived now.

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Alexander Gillespie: Flow of people could get much worse From New Zealand Herald Published 10:21 07/09/2015

Alexander Gillespie is a law professor at the University of Waikato. ... By Alexander Gillespie

Refugee stance an example of policy by polling From New Zealand Herald Published 11:04 07/09/2015

Bryan Gould is a former UK Labour MP and former vice-chancellor of Waikato University.

NZ opens door to hundreds of refugees From Radio New Zealand Published 09:36 07/09/2015

Refugees What is a reasonable quota for NZ From Radio Live Audio, Radio Live Published 08:11 07/09/2015

Al Gillespie Professor of Law at Waikato University.

NZ told to follow Australia's lead on refugee numbers From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 07:43 07/09/2015

Professor Alexander Gillespie; law expert at Waikato University, speaks to Guyon Espiner.

Rena: What to do with a shipwreck From New Zealand Herald Published 05:00 07/09/2015 Also from Bay of Plenty Times News

An earlier report by Waikato University marine scientist Professor Chris Battershill - whose emergency stocktake of the reef environment between the grounding and the spill later proved invaluable for recovery efforts - concluded "initial concerns ... that oil would have a long-lasting impact on beaches, reefs and fisheries ... can for the most part be put to rest".

Waikato must learn to sing its own praises, strategy man says From Waikato Times Published 14:44 06/09/2015

A local through and through - Ashraf grew up in Dinsdale, studied law at the University of Waikato, and worked in Wellington briefly before returning home.

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Political roundup: NZ is part of the refugee problem From New Zealand Herald Published 12:04 06/09/2015

In this report, the University of Waikato's Al Gillespie criticises Key for his "untenable excuse" on the topic, saying taking 1000-2000 extra refugees would be "a drop in the bucket....

NZ irrigation and its guilty secrets From The Press Published 11:13 04/09/2015 Also from Stuff Science, Dominion Post Politics

University of Waikato ecologist Professor David Hamilton says the Government claims its consensus approach to irrigation decisions is striking a fair balance between environmental and economic goals.

Bryce Edwards’ Political Roundup: NZ is part of the refugee problem From Evening Report Published 17:42 04/09/2015

In this report, the University of Waikato’s Al Gillespie criticises Key for his "untenable excuse" on the topic, saying taking 1000-2000 extra refugees would be "a drop in the bucket….

The crisis in Syria From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 17:43 04/09/2015

Al Gillespie of the University of Waikato tells us why Syrian refugees aren't seeking refuge in the Gulf States.

Political Roundup: NZ is part of the refugee problem From National Business Review (NBR) Published 16:21 04/09/2015

In this report, the University of Waikato's Al Gillespie criticises Key for his "untenable excuse" on the topic, saying taking 1000-2000 extra refugees would be "a drop in the bucket….

Stay-at-home mums feel 'less valued than 30 years ago' From New Zealand Herald Published 15:51 04/09/2015 Also from NZ Herald National, NZ Herald Business

Waikato University sociologist Dr Johanna Schmidt, who has studied how NZ parents make decisions, said paid work and parenting would only be valued equally when men and women shared both kinds of work equally.

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Maestro brings youth to city after a long wait From Waikato Times Published 15:13 04/09/2015

Their performance at the Gallagher Concert Chamber at Waikato University on Saturday night will also play as a homecoming for conductor David Squire. ... "David Griffiths who is teaching at the University of Waikato has written a piece which we'll be singing on Saturday night. ... The New Zealand Youth Choir will perform at Te Awamutu on Friday, 7.30pm at St John's Church, Saturday, 8pm at the Gallagher Concert Chamber at Waikato University and in Tauranga, 2pm at the St Mary Immaculate Church.

Ewe dissection fascinates students From Bay of Plenty Times Published 11:00 04/09/2015

The three-hour dissection of the farm ewe took place at the University of Waikato's coastal marine field station at Sulphur Point yesterday.

Cathryn Pollock enjoying homecoming with Central Mysticks in NHL From Manawatu Standard Published 17:56 03/09/2015 Also from Stuff Sport News

Out of Horowhenua College, Finlayson left for Hamilton in 2008 to go to Waikato University and played for Midlands until 2012.

NZ can and should increase quota: academic From Newstalk ZB Published 17:37 04/09/2015 Also from Yahoo

Another academic, University of Waikato Professor Alexander Gillespie, maintains the refugee crisis is only going to get worse.

Alert Newsletter 876 From New Zealand Royal Society Published 20:24 03/09/2015

HAMILTON 6.30pm Friday 18 September | Playhouse Theatre, Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts, University of Waikato

Reo assessment criteria to be determined for Te Matatini From Maori Television Published 17:38 03/09/2015

A Matatini working group have met at Waikato University to determine the criteria that will be used to judge the fluency of the Mori language at the Matatini Kapa Haka Festival 2017 in Hastings.

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International crews prepare for Hamilton's Gallagher Great Race From Lauren Heginbotham, U Leisure Limited Published 16:00 03/09/2015 Also from Voxy, Yahoo

Fantastic international competition converges on Waikato as university crews from Harvard and Cambridge arrive this weekend, followed soon after by trans-Tasman rivals Sydney and Melbourne. ... They'll compete against their hosts, Waikato University in the Gallagher Great Race rowing regatta on Sunday 13 September. ... Waikato University Crews:

Smart modelling to help with aquifer management From John Callan, GNS Science Published 15:43 03/09/2015 Also from Yahoo, Voxy

Assisting GNS Science in the research team will be specialists from NIWA, ESR, Victoria University of Wellington, University of Waikato, Market Economics, Earth in Mind, Land Water People Ltd, and Kitson Consulting Ltd.

$5m for Massey Uni ecological health researchers From Massey University Published 00:09 03/09/2015

The project is in partnership with the Manaaki Te Awanui Trust, the Cawthron Institute, the University of Waikato, and two companies, WakaDigital and Market Economics, along with Bremen University in Germany providing sophisticated ecological monitoring.

Privileged to get a look at sector From Rural News Published 12:32 03/09/2015

The New Zealand horticulture Industry has created an integrated, robust and thriving foundation from which it is ready to "explode into future success", says Waikato University student Jack Keeys. ... "That was the image projected by HorticultureNZ in 2015, and will be a defining factor in my career development," says Keeys, a business management and science student at the University of Waikato who won a HortNZ national scholarship for 2014 and 2015.

Too many exercising women arn't eating enough From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 09:44 03/09/2015 Also from Radio NZ Audio

We also hear from Dr Carlene Starck, an athlete and sport and exercise scientist from Massey University , and Dr Holly Thorpe, Waikato University Senior Lecturer in Sport and Leisure studies and convenor of the Female Athlete Health Symposium which begins today.

Teenage Auckland cyclist takes world record in Kazakhstan From Central Leader Published 07:44 03/09/2015

She aims to study at the University of Waikato and maintain a balance of riding and study.

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Small-scale charities struggle to keep status From Newshub Published 06:00 02/09/2015

Contrast that to this - the land under Huntly Power Station, the land under Waikato University, it's all owned by charity Waikato-Tainui, the iwi.

Refugees From Radio New Zealand Audio Published 17:04 02/09/2015

Al Gillespie of the University of Waikato talks about New Zealand's stance.

Oars out in Gallagher Great Race return From Waikato Times Published 17:04 02/09/2015

In the men's race, Harvard University will return to avenge its contentious loss to the University of Waikato last year, alongside England's Cambridge University. ... Teams land on September 9 and will be welcomed to the region with a powhiri at the University of Waikato, before heading into a week of action both on and off the water. ... Sept 9, 10am: All crews are officially welcomed with a powhiri at the University of Waikato marae.

Waikato academic calls John Key out on refugee quota From Stuff.co.nz Published 13:03 02/09/2015 Also from Waikato Times, Dominion Post Politics

The University of Waikato's Al Gillespie criticised Prime Minister John Key's comments that New Zealand couldn't take any more refugees until it knew it could house and educate them.

Chinese learning key to Hamilton's future From Hamilton News Published 08:18 02/09/2015

Waikato University students and coordinators of NZ Chinese Language Week in Hamilton Zhixia Zhao, left, and Sarah Thomson. ... Sarah Thomson, a law student at the University of Waikato and Youth Ambassador for the New Zealand Chinese Language Week Trust, has been learning Mandarin for more than five years. ... Zhixia Zhao is doing her masters in finance at the University of Waikato, and has been teaching Mandarin to local students at the Waikato Mandarin Corner for more than two years.

Greenstone Group wins tender for Tauranga tertiary campus From Stuff.co.nz Published 12:58 01/09/2015 Also from Waikato Times News

The search is on for architects to design a Tauranga tertiary campus now a project management company has been chosen. ... Work on the central campus, an $88.8m project, is due to start in September under the guidance of Greenstone Group. ... The Durham St campus is due to open in 2020 and will be shared by four providers: the University of Waikato, Bay of Plenty Polytechnic, Te Wnanga o Awanuirangi, and Waiariki Institute of Technology.

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$23m in projects planned for CBD From Bay of Plenty Times Published 10:45 01/09/2015

Tauranga's CBD has received "a shot in the arm" with more than $23 million worth of building consents in the year to June 30 - up 212 per cent from the previous 12 months - and business leaders say it is "evolving into a commercial hub". ... Commercial real estate agents also report renewed interest in downtown Tauranga with several high-profile buildings sold over recent weeks as investors take advantage of low-interest rates and high yields. ... Figures supplied by Priority One show $23.6 million in building consents were issued by Tauranga City Council for developments in the city centre, a 212 per cent increase on 2013/14 when $7.6 million of consents were granted.

Campus project manager named From SunLive Published 10:25 31/08/2015

A project management company with offices in Hamilton and Tauranga has been named as the project-manager job for the design and build of the Tauranga tertiary campus development. ... Waikato University senior communications writer Tracey Cooper says Greenstone will employ consultants and architects for the project, with the process to find architects beginning immediately. ... The appointment, alongside the recruitment of an Academic Director for the new campus, is an important milestone for the campus development, says the university's Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Alister Jones.

Should New Zealand take more refugees? From Radio Live Audio, Radio Live Published 10:44 31/08/2015

Sean talks with Professor Al Gillespie about the world's refugee crisis and whether we should be doing more to help.

Google job a win for the girls From Hamilton News Published 10:11 31/08/2015

The second-year Waikato University computer science and biology student has landed a 12-week, fully-paid summer internship with internet company Google in its Sydney office.

Samoan students head south for So'otaga From Radio New Zealand Published 07:59 29/08/2015 Also from Radio NZ News

This year the University of Canterbury will host over 200 students from Victoria, Auckland and Waikato universities.

Planting the past: medical stories from early New Zealand From Waikato Times Published 05:32 29/08/2015

Historian Dr Joanna Bishop, of the University of Waikato, examines New Zealand's colonial medical culture in her fortnightly column.

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Get rid of the word dyslexia, says British professor Julian Elliott From Waikato Times Published 16:59 28/08/2015 Also from Stuff National News

Elliott will speak at the New Zealand Psychological Society conference at the University of Waikato on Saturday August 29 , followed by a free panel discussion from 3-4pm, which is open to the public.

Txt 2 spell From Waikato Times Published 15:22 28/08/2015 Also from Waikato Times News

University of Waikato linguistics senior lecturer Dr Andreea Calude sometimes gets emails from her university students with text-style abbreviations in them.

The Executive Club: Top job landed after part-time role From Bay of Plenty Times Published 13:17 28/08/2015 Also from Rotorua Daily Post News

TINA Jennen has become a well-connected member of the Bay of Plenty entrepreneurial ecosystem since arriving in Tauranga from the US in 2010 as a single parent with four children to begin an MBA at the University of Waikato.

Top five things to do this weekend: August 28 - 30 From Waikato Times Published 17:19 27/08/2015 Also from Waikato Times

Following on from their highly successful concert in May at the University of Waikato's Wednesday Lunchtime series, freelance pianist and organist Myles Hartley and classical trumpeter Bill Stoneham will perform at St Peter's Cathedral in a parting concert titled Gabriel's Gift.

Rena disaster huge but environmental effects not long-lasting From Nelson Mail Published 18:48 27/08/2015 Also from Nelson Mail, Stuff National News, Whale Oil, Stuff National News

Lead presenter, Waikato University professor Chris Battershill, who holds the inaugural Bay of Plenty Regional Council chair in coastal science, said 8000 volunteers collected 1000 tonnes of oily waste from the Bay of Plenty coastline, "at the time the largest volunteer army every deployed". ... Waikato University associate professor Nick Ling said strong public concern had led to lab studies on the effects of oil and dispersant on snapper and red rock lobster.

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More than half of Kiwi workers available after office hours From Dominion Post Published 17:10 27/08/2015 Also from Taranaki Daily News Business, Stuff Business News, Manawatu Standard Business

Waikato University's Professor Michael O'Driscoll, an expert in work-life balance, said there was increasing concern about the encroachment of work on personal life.

'World Without War: Action for Peace' conference in Auckland From Peace Foundation Published 11:37 27/08/2015 Also from Voxy

On the record: Turning tide on mental illness From Bay of Plenty Times Published 19:30 26/08/2015

The "quiet achiever" who always had really great academic and sporting results went on to Waikato University where he gained a Bachelor of Management with first class honours in marketing and economics.

Kapa haka judges offered reo skills From Waatea News Published 14:22 26/08/2015

The University of Waikato and Te Matatini are trying to professionalise judging of kapa haka.

PGG Wrightson Women in Agriculture: Professor Jacqueline Rowarth 25/08/15 From Farming Show Published 12:11 26/08/2015

Professor Jacqueline Rowarth: Is a professor of agribusiness at Waikato University who comments on Landcorp, Fonterra and whether supermarkets are ripping farmers off.

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