Research Report, 1996 (2025)

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OVERVIEW

Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences

Business Studies

Education

Humanities

Information and Mathematical Sciences

Science

Social Sciences

Technology

Veterinary Science

School of Applied and International Economics

School of Aviatio[...]

We are fortunate in having a well estab-
lished research culture at Massey University
and staff who, as well as exhibiting a great
enthusiasm for research, also demonstrate
outstanding ability and originality in its
pursuit.

During 1996 we continued to increase our
contract research funding and the total
research output of the University.

Mas[...]ived knowledge as well
as characterising problems and identifying
potential solutions.

I am ple[...]

It has historically been held that[...]d to spend about 30
percent of their time engaged in research and it was
once true that most of their research acti[...]ffective full-
time student at Massey University, and at other New
Zealand universities, has declined b[...]supported adequately through block
grant funding and that universities must aggressively
pursue source[...]suring that the quality of research
is maintained and the principles of academic freedom
adhered to.

M[...]s sought to target its
block grant research funds in three strategic areas -
the development of research capability in early career
staff, investment in new research projects which have
the potential to generate external research funding,
and the support of research disciplines which have
tr[...]strategic objectives, while generally understood in the
past, have during 1995 been more explicitly used by
the University Research Projects and Funding
Committee in allocating block grant funds to research
projects.

The University has also sought to assist its staff in
generating research funding external to the block
grant. The 1995 year was particularly notable in this
regard, non-block grant funding for research and
consultancy being $15,924,000 which represents an[...]etails many of the research
achievements by staff in the University’s departments,
faculties and centres, as well as providing a list of
publicati[...]ARCH FUNDS

¥ During 1995, the Research Projects and Funding
Committee completed a review of all inter[...]th the aim of streamlining application
procedures and enhancing grant writing skills in staff.
Application forms and procedures were extensively
revised and made available to staff on the Campus
Computer Ne[...]hereby
applicants to all internal research funds, and to external
organisations which require internal assessment and
ranking, receive written feedback on the quality of
their applications and reasons for particular funding
recommendations. T[...]the process of
allocating funds more transparent and helped less
experienced staff to write better app[...]the Albany campus to
assist staff of that campus in accessing internal research
funds and developing their research capability.

¥ In anticipation of the forthcoming merger between
Massey University and the Palmerston North College
of Education, the Co[...]ersity. This was designed to assist College staff in
accessing University research funds following the
merger.

STAFF DEVELOPMENT

¥ In association with the newly established Training
and Development Unit, a series of research training
seminars were developed and presented during the
year, Additional seminars were presented to staff of
the Albany campus and the Palmerston North College
of Education.

¥ Following[...]o attend relevant training programmes,
commencing in 1996.

RESEARCH DIRECTORIES

Y During 1995, a Mas[...]designed to
provide research organisations, both in New Zealand
and internationally, with access to the research and
consultancy expertise of University staff, and to provide
the facility for production of an annu[...]truction of the Expertise Directory
was completed in late 1995, and a start made on
entering relevant information on[...]n on the research, extension/technology
transfer, and community service outputs of University
staff for reporting to Government and for generating
Research Reports such as this.

RE[...]n Intellectual Property
was completed during 1995 and promulgated widely
to staff and research students. This Policy deals with
the development, ownership, and exploitation of
intellectual property arising from research and
educational activities of the University.

¥ A P[...]which deals with
issues of good research practice and procedures for
addressing allegations of research misconduct, was
also developed during 1995.

In summary, 1995 was a very successful year for
rese[...]f Massey University staff to the
research process and are a credit to them.

Stuart N. McCutcheo[...]

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL
ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS (Please refer
to School of Applied and International Economics.)

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Tanzania[...]clear
indications of the individuals’ standing in the
international community of researchers and scholars.[...]ultural engineer Bernard Bailey of England (left) and Swiss
Federal Research Station Director Walter Mi[...]isil to Massey

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PhD Student Ric Sime and supervisor Geoff Barnes
with Mr Sime’s inventio[...]inued
to develop its range of research activities in agricultural
engineering, building technology and natural resources
engineering. There was a marked increase in
postgraduate student numbers in 1996; with some 25
postgraduate students (2.5 stu[...]roject which led to the publication of a book
New and Emerging Renewable Energy Opportunities
in New Zealand. Ms Robyn Phipps was also a senior
au[...]mber of occasions: Dr Ashraf
Choudhary was active in Thailand and Cambodia,
working on agricultural machinery; in postharvest
engineering, Drs Opara and Studman were asked to
lead activities in the South Pacific Islands and in

University.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL AND
HORTICULTURAL SYSTEMS
MANAGEMENT

Research in the Department of Agricultural and
Horticultural Systems Management during 1996
spanned the disciplines of farm and horticultural
management, agricultural extension, rural
development, farm forestry and farming systems
research (FSR). A total of 64 projects were initiated, in
progress, or completed during the year. Collabora[...]ersity staff, Crown Research Institute
scientists and industry representatives was a feature of
this re[...]h of the research
was on solving applied problems and exploiting
opportunities in agriculture. This involved the
application of systems concepts and principles,
management processes, financial budgeting, and
participatory research methods. The Department's[...]project
undertaken with the ASIA 2000 Foundation and Wools
of New Zealand to formulate a development strategy
for sheep farming in the hill and mountain regions of
Nepal. Further progress was made in evaluating FSR

In 1997, the Department will seek opportunities to
further contribute to rural development projects in
developing countries.

Programme leader Nicola[...]systems.

DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL SCIENCE

Research in the Department of Animal Science
was buoyed by th[...]e degree,
with some 15 students choosing to enrol in either
Honours or Postgraduate Diploma degrees. T[...]esearch projects. The Department also saw
a surge in PhD candidates with 18 enrolled by the end
of 1996. A number of these students were involved in
collaborative research with AgResearch (Palmerston
North and Ruakura), the Dairying Research Corporation,
the Livestock Improvement Corporation and the Forest
Research Institute.

Staff were again active in seeking research funding,
critical to the establi[...]g together a currently
fragmented sheep recording and evaluation system by
partnering AgResearch, Massey and Lincoln Universities
and the Meat and Wool Boards in a new joint venture.

Y= The generation of a chea[...]The new
approach requires a modified tumble dryer in place of
the traditional Aachen-testing equipment[...]ing of Home Pages for the
main beef cattle breeds in New Zealand, via
the Faculty of Agricultural and Horticultural
Sciences internet site.

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Research in the Department of Plant Science continues
to focus on the strengths of staff working in teams to
take advantage of funding opportunities presented by
FRST, industry and other agencies. This approach has
let to greater efficiency in the pursuit of research
projects and a sustained output of publications for the
plant science reader as well as for growers and the
general public.

Botrytis conidia germinating on a kiwifruit scar.

In the Seed and Crop Science Group, research
concentrated on elucidating factors influencing seed
development, production and quality in many grass
and horticultural crops including crown vetch
mungbea[...]peas,
Caucasian clover, zantedeschia, sandersonia and dahlia
flowers, and a range of native tree and shrub species.

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Posigraduate stud[...]r
round.

Much of this research was undertaken in the Seed
Technology Centre within the Department. Flowering
physiology and seed dormancy of native plants were
also studied in collaboration with the University of
Bristol and HortResearch respectively.

Research initiatives in the Pastoral Science Grou;
involved collaborative[...]grazing animals. These ar
importance to stability and
pasture-based livestock pr[...]oup's nine academic staff, with an emphasis
plant and postharvest physiological research.
main crops of[...]rops that includes avocado, broccoli, citr
squash and tomato.

Multi-year funding continues from the Pu[...]ar
Technology for Business Growth scheme, AGMARDT
and a number of commercial companies. Links with
HortResearch and Crop & Food Research, and technica
staff involved in the industry have been widened ant
strengthened, Likewise, links to staff from othér
departments and faculties at the University have be
augmented, pa[...]interactions involving
the Centre for Postharvest and Refrigeration Research.

The Integrated[...]

With[...]plan for the
Eastwoodhill Arboretum, involvement in turf
improvement at golf courses and race tracks, and the
use of conjoint analysis techniques to assess customer
preferences for a range of attributes in outdoor
ornamental plants,

Thirty one students s[...]ed their
graduate studies during 1996 culminating in nine PhDs,
19 Masterates and four postgraduate diplomas. A total
of 118 students were enrolled in graduate programmes
and their studies made a significant contribution to the
research findings in the Department.

DEPARTMENT OF SOIL SCIENCE AND
FERTILIZER & LIME RESEARCH CENTRE

Research into[...]which are receiving wide
international interest.

In addition, studies on the effects of Ruapehu
volcanic ash on soil fertility and a
plant nutrition have been
supported by Ravensdown Fert-
iliser Co-op Ltd and BOP
Fertiliser Co-op Ltd.

Research into the move-
ment of chemicals through soil
con-tinued in cooperation with
scientists at HortResearch. The
work is important in under-
standing the impact various
agricultural practices, such as
spraying and fertilizer
application, can have on the
quality of ground and surface
water.

distance.

Studies into the reclamation of land after mining
continue to expand in collaboration with Landcare and
the mining industry. Studies have also been carri[...]bertolonii can contain up to one per cent nickel in ils
dry mass. Our field experiments in Italy have shown
that the biomass of the plant ca[...]he magnesium nutrition of radiata
pines continued in collaboration with New Zealand
Forest Research Institute. The work is important in
finding ways of controlling upper mid-crown yellowing
in radiata pines which is affecting the trees in many
forest plantations in New Zealand.

Innovative techniques have been developed to
remove nutrients and heavy metals from agricultural
(dairy, piggery and wool scour) and industrial (tannery
and timber treatment) effluents. The potential value of
waste materials such as Pinus radiata bark and fluidised
bed boiler ash, and natural materials such as zeolite,
to remove pollutants from effluents is currently being
examined in collaboration with various industrial

groups.

Lahar in Whangaehu River on 25 September 1995 at 1530 hour[...]d bridge, looking upstream to Mt Ruapehu erupting in the

Senior staff continue[...]Studies traversed a wide range
of research topics in 1996 as banking undergoes rapid
transition. Areas of research andand aspects of the proposed real time
gross settlement (RTGS). In addition the Centre now
distributes to the media[...]areas during “hes. In.
Occasighal Paper series

included topics such
as[...]rs
accorded to customs officers under the Customs and
Excise Act 1996, assessment of remedies by the
Em[...]n of companies,
the role of the oppression remedy in company law,
and directors’ liability on corporate restructuring[...]amural.
Studies, Business Law staff were involved in planning
and organising a one-day forum for educational users[...]udent
successfully completed his doctoral studies and
presented his thesis on the topic Trade Secrets in New
Zealand. Ongoing research interests within th[...]eal estate law, land law
shareholders’ remedies in company law, competition
law, parallel importing, educational copyright, and
New Zealand Bill of Rights influences upon the judicial
discretion to suppress names in criminal proceedings.

DISPUTE RESOLUTION CENTRE[...]process of arbitration.

_ The Centre was active in applying the research to
_ submissions on the Bil[...]dispute
resolution regimes, a topic also tackled in one of the
first research reports submitte[...]

Staff contributed papers to the Journal of Financial
Services Research and the New Zealand Investment
Journal as well as pro[...]he departmental
working paper series, established in 1995, continued
with eight articles published.

T[...]ral studies during 1996,
researching bank mergers and efficiency. Four other
staff members are at different stages in their PhD
programme.

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT

Both the Human Resource Management and
Communications work of the department continue to[...]ent continues to produce highly
credible research in spite of high numbers of students.
Funding from the Department of Courts and the
Education and Training Support Agency (ETSA) has
enabled research into the use of television in courts
and the establishment of a $25,000 scholarship enabling
teaching and research in the area of training and
development. Research networks continue to expand
in the areas of occupational stress and coping,
occupational safety and health, and the news media.
1996 also saw the publication of books in the areas of
business communications, workers’ compensation,
organisational learning and news media politics inin attendance at conferences in New
Zealand and Australia, and the initiation of an internal[...]egor with ber latest book on news media politics

in New Zealand, Dangerous Democracy?

mechanism for providing staff support in the areas of
ethics and in computing and statistics.

Additions to departmental publicatio[...]services which has added a considerable dimension in
the area of Maori management. Two further publica[...]s
granted for a cross-perceptual study of quality in
undergraduate distance education programmes. A
po[...]was granted to the
department for the first time in the Business Studies
Faculty, studying in the area of manufacturing and
operations management processes and systems. Three
PhDs have been awarded, two to staff members and
one to a student.

DEPARTMENT OF MARKETING

The D[...]ion of assumptions
underlying marketing practice, and the investigation
of methodological issues in market and social research.
In 1996, the department continued its critical evalu[...]effectiveness of
supermarket trolley advertising and road safety
television advertising, the dynamics of price promotions
in supermarkets, the extent of VCR time-shifting
behaviour, and niche marketing to ethnic groups. The
depa[...]

In May 1996, the department published the seventh
vo[...]esign,
to the effectiveness of cinema advertising and
opportunities for dairy product exporters in India. The
department continued its representation of New
Zealand in the International Social Survey Programme,
which involves leading academic institutions in an
annual survey of economic and social policy issues, In
1996, the fifth year New Zealand has been part of[...]watu-Wanganui Regional Council, a survey of
staff and students’ usage and »
perceptions of the catering
services offered at Massey
University, and a survey of local
residents’ views on key elect[...]pee Meavedty Lack

Estate Society Conference held in Queensland.

The main research efforts focused on[...]rial Boards of the
New Zealand Valuers’ Journal and the Journal of
Property Tax Assessment and Administration.

Ongoing research includes a quan[...]fect of severe treading damage on farmland values
and the effect of contaminated land on property
value[...]ndustry-related studies covering both the private and
public sectors. A new initiative in the public sector,
completed with the State Services Commission and
the Public Service ITO, was the development of an[...]esearch initiative has been
successfully packaged and sold to the Public Service
Commissions of Western Samoa and the Cook Islands.
Further Pacific Island and Asian markets are being
explored.

DEPARTMENT. OF EDUCATIONAL
PSYCHOLOGY

staff in thé Department of Educational Psychology had
ano[...]book co-
authored by Dr Tracy Riley was published in the
United States. Chapters by Mr Mark Brown, Dr Ken
Ryba, and Dr Tracy Riley appeared in two edited
books. A total of 18 journal articles written by staff
appeared in a range of national and international
journals, including the Journal for Australian Research
in Early Childbood Education, British Journal of
Clinical and Consulting Psychology, International
Journal of Psychology, and the New Zealand Journal of
Media Studies. Fifteen[...]us International Conference of Psychology
meeting in Montreal, and the Dyslexia
Research Foundation Conference on
Cognitive and Linguistic Foundations of
Reading Acquisition in Hawaii. In addition,
the majority of staff hold research contracts
or are involved in research consultancies
with external agencies.

D[...]PMENT STUDIES

Research outputs were disseminated in
recognised scholarly publications and
reports and at conference gatherings.
Academic articles cover[...]al expressions,
maternal sensitivity, counselling in private
practice, choosing a counsellor, conflict
resolution in a work setting, truancy,
teaching narrative, adult development and
literacy, training for interpersonal boundary
management. Several studies are ongoing
and funding was attracted to some projects.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICY
STUDIES IN EDUCATION

Research activities have been concerne[...]contexts of
education, with historical analysis, and with

policy. Associate Professor Roger Openshaw[...]introductory text
on the sociology of education, and Dr John Clark
published Educational Research: Phi[...]abled her to continue research on
Maori knowledge in the school curriculum. Mollie
Neville and Anne-Marie O'Neill presented papers at
the American Educational Research Conference on
school culture and the effects of marketisation on the
curriculum; and Richard Harker continued his
internationally important work on hierarchical linear
modelling in the analysis of school effects. Other
projects in progress by department staff include:
analysis of higher education and qualifications policy;
shared principalships in schools; professional
development and appraisal; and philosophical bases
of administration and policy.

critique and evaluation of educational Tracy Riley with[...]

The general fields of research interest in the
Department are: modern Chinese literature, society
and history; contrastive linguistics in Chinese and
English; Japanese syntax, semantics and pragmatics;
ancient and modern history of Japan; medieval literature
in Japan; personnel management, employment system
and industrial relations in Japan; and teaching Japanese
as a foreign language, including development and
effectiveness of the CALL programme for Japanese.[...]jects underway are: the fiction of
Taiwan; gender and Chinese fiction, and nativism;
grammaticalisation of verbals and transitivity in
Japanese; textual criticism of the earliest Japan[...]olynesian
relations; medieval poetics; employment and
unemployment in Japan (a case study of Nippon Steel)
and Toyota Education.

Rosemary Haddon with he[...]ories from
Taiwan, 1934-1977, which was published in Germany in August
1996.

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

The literatures of New Zealand and other post-colonial
cultures constituted the principal focus of the
Department's research output in 1996, but canonical
British literature (especially drama) also received
significant attention.

The Depart[...]anadian bilingual journal,
Inierculiure. An essay in the related field of dispute
resolution looks lik[...]es of innovative articles linking literary
theory and tourism was a highlight of the year’s
outputs.[...]orks published, which
included four short stories and one radio play.

DEPARTMENT OF EUROPEAN LANGUAGES[...]ased teaching pressure, staff maintained
activity in research and presented a series of seminars
on work in progress. Completed projects in French
literature were a study of the Ulysses and Circe
episode in the French medieval translations of Boethius’
Consolatio Philosophaie, Maupassant’s view of Le
Havre and Paris in the nineteenth century, and a
comparison of dream and reality in works by Pascal
Lainé and Gérard de Nerval. The major focus in
German literature was further study of the poet Peter
Huchel, his early work and his use of the metaphor of
exile.

Graduate students in German carried out projects
on the writing of Christa Wolf and on the emancipation
of women in the prose fiction of the Swiss author May
Beutler[...]ve fiction
was continued with keen interest shown in the project
here and in Europe.

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

In the fields of British and European history, there is
continuing research into the French emigré community
in London following the French Revolution,
expectations of the role and behaviour of women in
medieval society, and methodism in 19th century
Britain. New Zealand history and comparative social
history also remained a major[...]e Department’s
research, with on-going research in the areas of the
history of women’s social work, Maori land issues,
tural and local history and the history of transport. In
this latter area, James Watson’s Links: A History of
Transport and New Zealand Society was published.

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Links divides the history of transport in New Zealand
into five eras, based upon the concept of a ‘premier’
or preferred form of transport in each. Dr Watson
explored the ways in which transport shaped New
Zealand's development, and the ways in which values,
attitudes and events in turn shaped transport.

In the field of New Zealand religious history, Bible
and Society: A Sesquicentennial History of the Bible
Society in New Zealand, written by Peter Lineham, was
publis[...]tory, to look at the significance of Christianity and
Christian organisations in New Zealand society.

In a third major publication for the year, David
Tho[...]ons? How Welfare States
Grow Old revised, updated and extended an analysis,
first published in 1991, of the very unequal generational
effects of New Zealand's taxes, public spending,
economic regulations and macro-economic
management. The book reports on New Zealand
experiences for non-New Zealand readers, and
demonstrates that developments in New Zealand have
not been unique. It raises larger questions about the
origins, purpose, success and sustainability of modern
welfare states.

Other o[...]the
Vietnam war on modern American culture, land and
development policies in mandatory Palestine, and the
Portuguese presence in Timor. There is also research
being undertaken on European perceptions of Pacific
Islanders in the 18th and 19th centuries, and the nature
of ‘governance’ in modern Pacific Island societies.

For the first time in its 25 year history, the
Australasian Journal of American Studies is being
published in New Zealand through the Department,
with Dr Keith Beattie as its editor.

DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS AND
SECOND LANGUAGE TEACHING

The research output of staff in the Department
of Linguistics and Second Language Teaching
has included publications in both applied and
theoretical linguistics.

In the applied linguistics area, research was
carrie[...]e development of learner autonomy, writing
theory and pedagogy, and learner factors in the
design of interactive multimedia materials. S[...]of two professional
journals; New Zealand Studies in Applied

Linguistics (Dr Cynthia
White) and TESOLANZ |
Journal (Ms Margaret
Franken),

In the area of |
theoretical linguistics,
research continued in
cognitive linguistics,
historical phonology of
Chinese dialects, and
tense and aspect in
universal grammar with
particular reference to
Ma[...]ng-
uistic study authored by
Dr John Newman.

In addition to pub-
lished works, staff
members presented papers at conferences, seminars
and wor-kshops in Australia and the United States as
well as in New Zealand.

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MUSIC

Music has been active in the fields of musicology and
publishing. Musicological activity has included the
publication of two books by Senior Lecturer in charge
of Music, Dr Robert Hoskins - one a goldfields
entertainment and the other an 18th century pantomime
(a mix of music and mimed action) on the realities of
slavery. Massey[...]lands, three volumes of
piano music by Edwin Carr and the 1996 Composer
Address. The Department was als[...]on 18th century
English music, colonial balladry and contemporary
New Zealand music.[...]

Various well-placed publications in Aesthetics, Ethics,
Greek Philosophy, History of Modern Philosophy, and
Philosophy of Religion testify to the Department's
ongoing research in these areas.

Numerous talks, on both the national andin society”, “philosophy for children”
andin
environmental philosophy, history of modern
philosophy, and professional ethics.

DEPARTMENT OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Contributions by all the department's staff appear in
the 2nd edition (1996) of Religions of New Zealan[...]also published a brief Guide to
Recent Religions, and chapters by staff members appear
also in books on religion in the ancient world, and
religion and the environment.

Journal articles and conference papers range in
topics from ancient inscriptions and the westernisation
of eastern faiths, to women in Maori prophetic
movements, and the theological dimensions of science
fict[...]

DEPARTMENT[...]anges to the department with
a significant change in staff. This has created new
interests and changed some of the dynamics of the
department.

Roger Tagg and Chris Freyberg of the department
published their book, Designing Distributed and Co-
operative Information Systems. This 548 page book is
a text which as been built up from teaching and
research material since the topic was first covered at
Massey in 1992.

The department initiated new research in the field
of Electronic Medical Records. Jose Pastor and Richard
Whiddett were granted a GRIF Scholarship in order to
investigate the Critical Success Factors[...]ga Hunter
(Masterate student with the department) in conjunction
with Capital Coast Health. The outcom[...]ted 180
participants, with 40 paper presentations and important
international speakers such as Professor Peter
Checkland, Professor Bob Galliers and Professor Izak
Benbasal. A PhD student from the d[...]to
grow with the release of six technical reports in the
department's name. Staff increased their leve[...]efereed papers
published. Research groups operate in the areas of
object management, multimedia, and database
management and administration. Individual staff
research areas i[...]ystems, linguistic applications, decision-
making and electronic commerce.

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

A PGSF contract Bio Mathematics and DNA Sequence
Analysis with Professor Mike Hendy (Mathematics)
and Professor David Penny (Plant Biology &
Biotechnol[...]l Algorithms for Parabolic
Problems with Boundary and Interior Layers) and to
Dr Robert McLachlan ($210,000 over three years for
Unconventional Methods and Structures in Numerical
Differential Equations). Three staff we[...]Research Fund grants.

There were 13 PhD students and 12 masterate
students, internal and extramural, at the thesis stage in
1996. Kelvin Watson and Easwaran Balakrishnan
completed their PhDs. Three students were awarded
Doctoral Scholarships and another was awarded a
Masterate Scholarship by the University. David Sherriff
and Steven Roderick were Massey Scholars for 1996.

T[...]Media), Dt Mahyar Amouzegar (Journal of
Business and Management and Journal of Applied

Dr Glenda Anth[...]arch Group of Australasia conference. Tammy
Smith and Anton Raviraj were joint winners of the
Aitken Pr[...]and Mathematics Colloquium.

Postdoctoral Fellows in the department were Dr
Yuji Kamoi, Dr Soeren Perrey and Dr Le Tuan Hoa.

Acomputational fluid dynamics so[...]to the tools now available for
a variety of heat and mass transfer problems being
investigated in the department and in other faculties in
the University.

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

The De[...]s has an active research
programme on the Turitea and Albany campuses with
ongoing research in areas of reliability, stochastic
modelling and multivariate analysis. Some recent work
has conce[...]with
emphasis on high quality production process and
sampling inspection plans.

Dr Mark Bebbington with D Vere-Jones and D
Harte from Victoria University of Wellington we[...]-1999, with P K
Pollet (University of Queensland) and | Ziedins
(University of Auckland) on Analytical and
Computational Methods for Assessing the Performan[...]to
September 1999 by the Accident Rehabilitation and
Compensation Insurance Corporation to work on a
project titled Evaluation of Training and Injury
Prevention Programmes.

Associate Professo[...]earch team, which included Professor Warren
Young and Professor Allison Morris who are
criminologists a[...]y
out a statistical survey on crime victimisation in New

Zealand.

Associate Professor Hugh Morton fo[...]MURF funding to the
value of $820 for Reliability and Survival Data Analysis.

Dr Denny Meyer secured g[...]rism to investigate Rainfall
Impact with K Dewar; and a MURF grant of $2000 with
C Selvarajah et al on[...]new
international Journal of Applied Mathematics and
Decision Sciences which has been launched by the
Departments of Statistics and Mathematics at Massey
University. Dr Mark Bebbing[...]an associate
editor of Sports Medicine, Training and Rebabilitation
and is on the editorial advisory board of the Journal
of Sport Sciences.

Richard Barker was awarded a PhD in Statistics.

Members of the Department produced 24 peer-
refereed journal articles, 21 of those in international
journals.

The Department has been given permission to
mount 2 programme in Applied Statistics with a new
degree of Master in Applied Statistics which is expected
to attract many students in the workforce and will
enable joint applied research with these students and
staff in the Department.

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Biochemistry was established as.a.depattment in 1996
with the appointment of Patrick Sullivan as Professor
and Head of Depariment.‘In the first’year of operation
Biochemistry mainta[...]ins His been a
strength at Massey for 20 ¥ years and 1996 was notable
for the’ determination of :sev[...]-C of Streplocaccus pyogenes. which
is implicated in toxic shock syndrome, a thermostable
(80°C) arginase and -the. gluegse-fructose - oxido-
reductase from..t[...]is
which rapidly interconverts. these two sugars. In 1996
Professor Ted Baker was awarded a.prestigiou[...]her with Project Grants from the
Lotteries Board, and the HRC.

Professor Sullivan set up a new laborat[...]human pathogen
Candidia albicans (funded by HRC) and the fruit
pathogen Glomerella cingulata (funded by FRST).
Professor Sullivan and colleagues from HortResearch
and the University of Otago were awarded a Marsden
Gr[...]inhibitor from squash. The diversity
of research in the department is reflected in other
grants and publications. Dr Simon Brown secured
grants from Massey University and the Lotteries Board
($65,000) to complete the con[...]of-
the-art spectrophotometer to measure reaction in
photosynthetic and electron transport complexes. Dr
Mark Grimes was[...]tery Health,
the National Child Health Foundation and a HRC
Project Grant ($138,000 over three years) t[...]search on nerve growth factor signal
transduction and programmed cell death. He will be
joined in 1997 by Ms Fleur Frangois who was awarded
an HRC[...]sm with funding
from the Alcohol Advisory Council and Lottery Health
($46,000). Mrs Patsy Watson transferred from Turitea
to Albany in 1996 and made an immediate impact in
the north by securing a Ministry of Health contract
($84,000) for a survey of food and nutrition during
pregnancy. She also delivered invited lectures at
national meetings in Auckland and Palmerston North.

Massey University gained consi[...]ers at the International Union of
Crystallography in Seattle (Professor Baker, Dr B
Anderson, Dr C Smith, Mr A Sutherland-Smith and Dr
MBewley), the 8th International Workshop on Carbonyl
Metabolism in South Dakota (Dr Kitson), the
International Biomedical meeting on Alcoholism in
Washington (Dr Kitson and Ms T Blythe), the Malignant
Hyperthermia Workshop in Minneapolis (Ms R Brown)
and invited lectures at the NZ Institute for Chemistry
and Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Conference in Dunedin (Professor Baker, Associate
Professor J Tweedie, Dr G Norris and Dr K Stowell).
The department also boasted one of[...]student
representations at the Dunedin conference and took
away several prizes (Ms M Sullivan, Mrs F Ab[...]Ross MacGillivary, University of British Columbia and
Dr Wilson Quail, University of Saskatchewan. One of
the highlights of the year was a visit and lecture from
the eminent protein crystallographer Professor Guy
Dodson, who hails from Palmerston North and now
heads one of the top protein laboratories in the world
at York, U.K.

The Biochemistry Department positioned itself in
1996 for future research by negotiating a renewal[...]Dairy Research Institute
for protein sequencing, and a new five year contract
with NZDRI for a share o[...]llaboration is essential for present day research and
Biochemistry was pleased to be able to join with
colleagues from Genetics, Plant Biology and Ecology
to obtain major grants ($200,000) in 1996 for a DNA
Sequencer which now provides a service for the
University.

Honours in 1996 included Professor Ted Baker's
election as President of the International Union of
Crystallography and Professor Pat Sullivan's election
to Fellowship o[...]TRADENZ-New Zealand
Trade Development Board Award and the ANZ
Industrial Products Award) to Associate P[...]rk on
whey protein isolates which are widely used in the
food industry.

Substantial external funding was[...]ent for its research programmes. Dr David
Officer and Dr Tony Burrell were awarded $445,000
over two years from the Foundation for Research,
Science and Technology for the project ‘Artificial
Photosyn[...]study the structural biology of enzymes with iron in
non-redox roles. Dr Tony Burrell was awarded $190[...]such as the New
Zealand Dairy Research Institute and the Health and
Fertility Foundation.

The appointments of Dr Simon Hall (Turitea
campus) and Dr Alistair Nielson (Albany campus)
have strengthened the department's research profile
in the areas of electroanalytical chemistry and
organometallic synthesis respectively. Dr Peter G[...]on at Cambridge University.

Much of the research in the department has a
biological emphasis and this has been recognised in
the area of protein crystallography with the form[...]which formalises
the links between the Chemistry and Biochemistry
Departments in this important area. Work in the
Centre includes the completion of the refinement of
the milk protein, apolactoferrin and a genetically
engineered form of it, as well as s[...]as director, has facilitated
links with industry in this area. USA patents for
enzyme purification, submitted in conjunction with
Genencor, are now going worldwide and another
patent application has just been submitte[...]nstitutions
including the Universities of Minster and Bergen
(thermodynamic properties of protein const[...]gnetic resonance spectroscopy
of metal complexes) and the University of Leeds (self
organising molecula[...]EPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY

Major research developments in the Department of
Ecology for 1996 included the a[...]cility comprises state-
of-the-art DNA extraction and cloning facilities together
with ultrafreezers fo[...]fe species.

Associate Professor David Harding and Dr Simon Burton developing a

Dr Bruce Robertson and kakapo.

In 1996 there were five postdoctoral fellows in the
Department of Ecology. These include Dr Bruce
Robertson who is researching, in close conjunction
with the Department of Conserva[...]o attract much
interest, from both con-
servation and evolution-
ary biologists.

‘The department has
also seen another
increase in graduate
student enrolments in
1996. Now we have more
than 50 graduates
working on a very wide
o rang-e of plants and
animals, and graduate
: student research con-
oe tinued to feature in the
department’s publishing
record. This resear[...]ons from the department a high proportion
are now in international journals. Of special note was
the paper in Nature by one of our PhD students, Gavin
Hunt in which he reported the discovery of tool use by
Ne[...]f a Nature paper. These were special achievements
and indicate the increasing research intensity in the
Department of Ecology.

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DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY AND
GENETICS

The nationwide survey of Giardiaand Cryptosporidium
in New Zealand waterways has been completed. Both
are widespread and the “human” strain of Giardia is
most common.[...]ngal pathogen Dothistroma
pini, which is involved in the biosynthesis of the
pathogenic toxin, has bee[...]ncoding an acetyl transferase has been
identified in Rhizobium loti to be the basis of host
specificity.

Virulent and avirulent strains of Rbodococcus
faciens, a bacterium that causes a disease (witches
broom) in plants, can now be distinguished by the
molecular technique PCR (polymerase chain reaction).

GIARDIA CYSTS
IN NEW ZEALAND WATERS.

MASSEY UNIVERSITY/
‘NEW ZE[...]© negative

Working map of Giardia distribution in New Zealand.

The NMR probebead and instrument tent on the sea ice in front of Mi Erebus,
Cape Evans, Antarctica.

revi[...]motion using modulated magnetic
field gradients. In Antarctic research the first NMR
measurements of brine diffusion in Antarctic sea ice
were performed and complemented with an extensive
laboratory study on model brine ice.

In molecular biophysics research an analysis of
prot[...]ts fall into just two classes
- the “stutter” and the “stammer”. It has also
been shown that th[...]ion is that the coiled-coil is locally
underwound in the stutter and overwound in
the stammer, thus altering the azimuthal aspect
o[...]ally. The high degree of conservation of
stutters and stammers in protein sequences
argues that they are structurally important.

Further progress was made in airway
research and particularly in developing a

Head technician Elizabeth Nickless

deeper understanding of airway hyper responsiveness.
In addition a technique for dielectrophoretic suspen[...]s was demonstrated. Further progress was
reported in nanostructure research, in laser light
scattering from ternary polymer solutions and in the
measurement of chaotic behaviour in a mechanical
non-linear oscillator.

DEPARTMENT OF PLANT BIOLOGY AND
BIOTECHNOLOGY

Research in the Department of Plant Biology and
Biotechnology was advanced this year by the openi[...]oscope, The confocal microscope
is being utilised in diverse research projects
which include a three-d[...]dle structure,
studies of leaf apical development in maize and
cell size changes in maize and clover mutants, a
three-dimensional analysis of pollen grains for
precise identification of species, and a study of
the mechanisms of fungal infection in higher
plants. External users are investigating
e[...]echniques underpin much of
the research conducted in the department. Phase
change phenomena and the transition from the
vegetative to the floral state are being investigated in
maize (‘Molecular mechanisms controlling shoot
architecture” - Marsden Fund), Pinus radiata (in
collaboration with the New Zealand Forest Research
Institute), and Metrosideros (in collaboration with the
Department of Plant Science and the Long Ashton
Research Station supported by the British Council Links
Scheme).

confocal microscope.

and scientist Al Rowland working on the

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Research focusing on the developmental and
tissue-specific regulation of ethylene biosynthet[...]using Yrifolium repens (supported by
AgResearch) and Phaseolus vulgaris (supported by
the Marsden Fund) as model systems is extremely
active, involving one MSc and five current PhD students
and one completed PhD. Work on the significance of
N-[...]y Crop & Food Research) involving one
PhD student and one Research Assistant, as well as
studies on the function of proteinase inhibitors in
plants (supported by a Massey University/HortRese[...]ivities within the areas of molecular
systematics and molecular evolution continue to be
supported by g[...]or collaborative activity
both within New Zealand and internationally:
programmes supplied by the Marsden Fund include
‘Biomathematics and Sequence Analysis’, ‘The
Molecular Ecology of the New Zealand Alpine Flora’,
‘Bottlenecks, Refugias and Drownings: have
environmental crises shaped New Zealand flora?’ and
‘Estimating the number of major lineages that s[...]ve
study of ferns synthesising classical taxonomy and
molecular biology has also been recently initiate[...]completion of a PhD focusing on the physiological
and molecular interactions between plant hormones
and a plant virus, and the development of two
postdoctoral programmes in collaboration with
HortResearch - one focused on the role of the cytokinins
in plant-pathogen interactions, and the other on
proteinase inhibitors.

APhD study on male cone and pollen development
in Pinus radiata including identification of floral[...]ed by the New Zealand Forest Research
Institute), and three masterates supported by Crop &
Food Research on the flower crop species Limonium
(pollen biology and incompatibility) and Sandesonia
(seed development and germination) were completed.

Continuing projects include phosphate uptake in
Arabidopsis (MSc in collaboration with AgResearch),
seed germination improvement in Pinus radiata (PhD
with the New Zealand Forest Research Institute) and
UV effects on white clover (AGMARDT PhD in
collaboration with AgResearch).

The department c[...]as a focus for
enquiries from the general public and health
professionals about allergenic pollens. It assists with
numerous plant identifications and provides confocal
and general microscopy services.

The most significant development in 1996 was the
agreement that Geography and the Institute of
Development Studies would merge[...]1997, to create an enlarged Geography Department in
which the Institute would retain its separate existence.
The merger has created a unit of some 25 academic
and support staff, with 12 PhD students and a healthy
research output. We therefore look forw[...]he successful completion of three
doctoral theses and the launching of the working
paper series. The former involved projects on
homestead forestry in Bangladesh, structural
adjustment policies in the Pacific Islands, and housing
for the urban poor in the Philippines. The latter,
usually involving fo[...]g graduate
students. The Institute was successful in being awarded
two ASIA 2000 grants to develop academic exchange
programmes with Kyung Hee University in South
Korea and East Timor University.

In Human Geography, local government economic
development and regional economic restructuring
projects, the latter focusing on labour process in
horticulture, have been undertaken, aided by the[...]doctoral fellow. Sustainable
economic development and gender has also been the
focus of field work in the Solomon Islands. Other
research initiatives have examined masculinities and
the Internet, the identity politics of naming, and the
proliferation of market metaphors in the academic
landscape.

Physical Geography research continued in a
number of areas. In alynology/sedimentology, the
FRST-funded Northland project is nearing completion,
and Dr Ping Li was appointed as a post-doctoral fello[...]rch into the automation
of pollen identification. In climatology, Richard
Heerdegen spent some months in Darwin analysing
the monsoon rainfall gradient as part of the North
Australian Transect (CSIRO). In coastal geomorphology,
Patrick Hesp commenced stu[...]e Shepherd continued his
Matakana Island research and Roger Shand analysed
his copious Wanganui nearsho[...]udies’ mission from the outset of the
Programme in July 1993.

In the 1996 year research has been focused on
three[...]tor of Labour Studies, Chris Eichbaum (far right) and members of
the Carter Holt Harvey Packaging Natio[...]nded research has involved on-going
participation in two projects, both of which have
brought together[...]involves an exploration
of issues around societal and familial changes, and in
particular the interface between work and family
spheres. It involved a piece of collaborative research
with Carter Holt Harvey Packaging and the Engineering,
Printing and Manufacturing Union. Research findings
were reported back to management, employees, and
tepresentatives through a seminar and research report
in February (Report to the CHH Packaging National
Consultative Committee on a survey of leave
arrangements and work/family interface issues). The
second of the[...]ation within
local labour markets. Field research in Hawkes Bay
was completed in 1996. This project is an on-going
one, and further research is planned in local labour
markets in 1997 and 1998.

DEPARTMENT OF MAORI STUDIES

Maori Studies continues to be actively involved in four
major research programmes as well as a numbe[...]study showed relatively high levels of
disability and poor health but also highly positive
participatio[...]f young children
as well as youth will be studied in 1997.

Some velerans of the 28 Maori Batialion C Company who took part
in the oral history project.

Te Hoe Nuku Roa, a PGS[...]completed initial surveys of 400 Maori households in
four separate regions. The data has enabled links to be

drawn between social, cultural and economic variables
and is already a valuable basis for policy formulatio[...]evelopment of a Maori language resource data
base and commenced the process of describing a
variety of resources in terms relevant to teachers of
Maori.

Te Hokowhit[...]en lodged
with a Trust established by the Company in Gisborne.

MEDIA STUDIES

Because of its interdis[...]ns, Media
Studies research is necessarily diverse and
representative of a wide variety of interests, Lo[...]levision viewing behaviour being further
observed in a number of families. The aim of this
research is to identify characteristic differences in
viewing patterns on the basis of gender and family
dynamics. The distinctive nature of recent and historical
New Zealand film has been explored in relation to the
Hollywood cinema and this continues to be an on-
going research intere[...]icular reference to
modern advertising practices. In addition, investigation
continues on the details of production practices and
decision-making associated with the making of a
television advertisement. In general the interface of
Media Studies and Cultural Studies remains a continuing
focus of re[...]rticular reference to
the influence of cybernetic and other electronic media
on perceptions of national identity and image, together
with changing conceptions of masculinity and
femininity as represented in postfeminist and
poststructuralist thinking on gender.

DEPARTMENT OF NURSING AND
MIDWIFERY

At the end of 1995 the department deve[...]or the
development of a Research Programme. Early in 1996
five key areas for research were identified,[...]inued to grow with
a range of projects undertaken in each area. Research

Mental health research included investigations of
the management and resolution of grief; mental health
nursing education and psychiatric nursing. Midwifery
research considered such areas as: safety in maternity
services; pregnancy over the age of 35; the experience

of nausea in pregnancy; history of New Zealand
midwifery; the use of oil of ginger during labour, and
decision-making in the midwife - woman relationship.

In addition to these five programmatic research
areas, research was also undertaken in broader areas
with the aim of informing and transforming nursing
practice which included: wom[...]’s
recovery from hysterectomy; nurses’ use of and attitude
toward computers; living with a damaged[...]ence of hormone replacement; public health
nurses in a changing environment; living with
arachnoiditis[...]n of women
about menopause; moral decision-making in nursing;
nursing in general rehabilitation; government policy
and nursing retention; and clinical nursing practices
in the community.

Nourishing the small but significant community
of nursing and midwifery scholars in New Zealand is
an important part of the departmen[...]ool of approximately 40
Masters research students and 20 PhD students. The
department places a high val[...]nternationally-recognised postgraduate
programmes and seeks to remain internationally
competitive while striving to address national research
needs in the areas of nursing and midwifery.

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

The level of research activity in Psychology continues
to increase in a wide diversity of areas. Trauma
research includes the epidemiology of traumatic events
in specific age groups, occupations, urban and rural
communities and Maori. Major research into the
effectiveness of structured training programmes in the
forestry industry, the dynamics of economic
participation in the work force, and an international
study into work commitment have also commenced.

Clinical and health research considers the
experience of health, mental health, wellbeing and
illness from both a qualitative and quantitative
perspective and includes the psychology of particular
health issues such as treatment-seeking in cancer
patients, anger and related emotions, blood pressure
and diabetes, and attentional processes in pain and
pain management. Other clinical related work includes
cognitive and motor deficits in Parkinson's disease,

ms)

predictors of health care utilization and psychotherapy
outcomes, development of phobias, s[...]ental health problems,
psychological difficulties in children and families
(including reactions to the Ruapehu eruption), and
assessment and treatment issues related to head injury.
Projects in child, family and womens’ health issues are
ongoing, A community study of depression in urban
and rural environments has also been completed.[...]Disasters, edited by Professor Nigel Long
(right) and Dr Douglas Paton and published by Dunmore Press,
evaluates the literature and current practices in the field of traumatic
stress management processes and practices.

Experimental research spans areas inc[...]ption, psycho-
linguistics, verbal working memory and visual-spatial
cognition and the role of reinforcement in memory.
The analysis of a survey into teenage att[...]research analyses topics including
health-related and political discourses, cultural
constitution of emotions and construction of violence
by different groups (e.g. violent men, gangs, police).

Research in industrial and organisational psychology
considers the meaning o[...]programme
evaluation, occupational stress, safety and related
issues in a variety of industrial contexts and physically
dangerous occupations. Research is bei[...]to explore the interaction between organisational and
personal determinants in recovery from traumatic
stress. Other applied res[...]student experiences, mother-
infant interaction, and community psychology.

The Department is extremely productive and has
one of the largest graduate schools in the University
with over 100 honours and masters students and more
than 30 PhD students involved in major research
investigations. The Department opt[...]further strengthening of its research
credentials and a broadening of its research funding
base.

DEPARTMENT OF REHABILITATION
STUDIES

The staff in the Department of Rehabilitation Studies
have been involved in two main projects this year,
both culminating in presentations at international
conferences. Professor LaGrow has been working
with Drs Bruce Blasch and William De | ’Aune of the
United States Veteran’s Administration Research Centre
on Ageing and Blindness, to define mobility coverage
for the pu[...]ings at the 8th International Mobility
conference in Trondheim, Norway and have published
three other papers on this topic t[...]Pernice led a team consisting of herself, Ms
Good and Dr Humphreys from this Department and
Mr de Geest of CCS in a project to examine the
effectiveness of the Government’s new framework for
disability services in meeting the needs of consumers
and goals of the government. The results of this stud[...]rld Congress of Rehabilitation
International held in Auckland. Two papers have been
published from this study. Other research in the
Department has investigated the effect of lon[...]th, the effect of
immigration on similar measures and the effectiveness
of interventions to chan[...]

1996 saw the consolidatio[...]g programmes since the Department was
established in 1994, Advances were made in linking
theory and practice in planning, local government,
coastal management, co-management, and
environmental accounting.

The second year of the[...]ooperative Mandate, saw the development,
testing, and application of innovative plan-coding
instruments. Coding of plans and policy statements
from throughout New Zealand com[...]rs from the project were accepted for
publication in international journals. Proceedings from
peer-rev[...]Department of Management
Systems, were published and widely distributed. One
contained the proceedings[...]5. Together with the other,
The Unfinished Reform in Local Government: the Legacy
and the Prospect, this provides insights into what has
(and has not) been achieved by reform in New
Zealand and elsewhere, and sets an agenda for future
policy research.

Staff[...]al conferences
on environmental impact assessment in Portugal; on
planning in Canada; on ecological economics and
environmental accounting in Australia, the United
States, France, and Denmark; on ex-urban development
and transportation in the United States; and on the
history of planning in Australia. Staff involvement in
coastal research at the University of Rhode Island and
the Northern Territory University focused on the
effectiveness of management methods in achieving
environmental objectives, and has led to an ongoing
role in the international review of national coastal
policies.

The Department's research in co-management,
supported by the Department of Con[...]an invitation to staff
members to present a paper in Canada.

Eleven masters theses were completed during the
year. The quality of Honours projects in the Department
was recognised by the award of the[...]Coy.

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
ANTHROPOLOGY

Research in 1996 was focused on the Asia-Pacific
region. Prof[...]nternational
conference on violence against women in South Asia
held in Colombo, Sri Lanka, in March. She also
initiated ethnographic research on the ethnic conflict
in Sri Lanka. Dr Gill completed a study of the life and
leisure satisfaction of the Sikh community in Brisbane.
Dr Lovelock took up a FRST Fellowship and began her
comparative study of Chinese Hong Kong adoptees
and social policy in New Zealand, Australia and
Canada. Professor Sissons initiated research on class
and culture in the South Pacific and contributed a
paper on this topic to an internati[...]aret Trawick with her research on ethnic conflict
in Sri Lanka.

The New Zealand Social Research Data[...]its holdings of social science research data
sets and make them available to the scientific
community.[...]extensive Internet
resource for social scientists and social science
organisations. Ms Beasley continued her active
participation in the Massey University breast-feeding
proje[...]

V the well-being of families

¥ women and human rights

YV family policy and family change

¥ labour market studies and employment

‘Two major research projects whi[...]r of
different agencies. The study was undertaken in
conjunction with the Salvation Army. The second
project was initiated by Associate Professor Rajen
Prasad and was a pilot study which placed two social
workers in three North Shore primary schools. This
project d[...]ccessful model for
providing services to families in an educational setting.

Work has continued with three PGSF-funded and
multi-disciplinary programmes. The first is a three
year study of labour market dynamics and economic
participation. The second centred around[...]onsequences of economic restructuring on Familial
and Societal Change. In the third project the department
is working in partnership with Barnados on successful
changes f[...]sociate Professor
Andrew Trlin is the team leader in another successful

PGSF-funded project, the New[...]Responses, Policies, for which work will
commence in 1997.

Dr Marilyn Waring published The Three
Masquerades: Essays of Equality, Work and IIuman
Rights.

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

The Alba[...]f New Zealand, for the
Federation of Rural Women, and Dr Brennon
Wood continued his research on the
reg[...]ity.

Professor Paul Spoonley completed
fieldwork in Hawkes Bay and Chile on female
workers in horticultural industries which was
funded by the University of California, and
continued with his participation in two multi-
year PGSF-funded programmes, one on the
labour market and the other on intervention
in problem families. Nicola Armstrong
researched and wrote on teleworking and
Ann Dupuis completed a feasibility study on
the potential for tourism development in
Otara.

Major publications from staff included a[...]k on
employment, Reform at Work: Workplace Change and
the New Industrial Order, co-authored by Carl
Davidson, and Paul Spoonley was an editor and a
contributor to Nga Patai. Ethnic Relations and Racism
in Aotearoa/New Zealand.[...]

In 1996 research in Women’s Studies diversified into
several disciplinary and interdisciplinary areas.
Publications focused around three main themes:

YY women and health

V developing areas of social science research in
Women’s Studies

VY feminist analyses of representation, bodies and
cultural differences

The monthly electronic Feminist Studies in
Aotearoa Journal was established as an online
pub[...]ion has continued to grow
with its being archived in a number of European and
US mirror sites. Dr Lynne Alice completed a report on
Women’s Studies in New Zealand for the Social Sciences
Knowledge Dat[...]search continued on the Women With
Cancer project and culminated in the the collaboratively
written book Songs of Str[...]lose. Work by eight contributors to the programme
and editors Lynne Alice and Rosemary Du Plessis
(Canterbury) continued on Cra[...](Oxford University Press), the
advanced textbook in Women’s Studies. During leave
taken in June Dr Alice visited Women’s Studies
programmes at Rutgers, Penn State and Syracuse
Universities and attended a summer school on
Performative Subjectivities: agents, bodies and
identities conducted by Professors Eve Kosofsky
Sedgwick, Sue-Ellen Case and Charles Bernstein.

Staff began working towards e[...]eekly programme
as well as conference proceedings and monographs
by staff. Dr Lynne Alice was invited to be a Visiting
Scholar to the Centre for Research in Women’s Studies
and Gender Relations at the University of British
Columbia, in 1997.

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The department was awarded $428,000, in its first
major research grant, from the Foundati[...]earch study is to investigate technology adoption in
small and medium-sized enterprises in New Zealand.
The British Council awarded the department the first
Research Link grant in Design to establish product
design links with Uni[...]agreed to fund an annual postgraduate scholarship in
product design.

A colourful children’s c[...]jects.

DEPARTMENT OF FOOD TECHNOLOGY

The growth in the Department of Food Technology's
ever-strengthening research activities has seen an
incrase in the number of published papers (24). The
Department received approximately $443,500 of
research income in 1996. Key research programmes
include a PGSF-fund[...]oteins,
several dairy industry-funded engineering and science
projects, a sub-contracted project with Crop & Food
Ltd and Seedbank Ltd on extruded grain products, and
assessment of rapid methods for microbiological
a[...]twice a year to discuss food industry priorities and
needs in education and continuing education. They
also review and advise on departmental strategies,
vision and direction in relation to the food industry.

The Department routinely invites industrial
scientists, managers and marketing experts to
teach in the undergraduate programmes,
especially at the third and fourth year of the
courses. These visitors provide resource
materials on food ingredients, food law and
ethics, marketing and related topics, advances
in food science, and specialty business
operations. Such links are strongly encouraged
in the final year projects the students undertake.
In addition, the department had the pleasure
of two visiting scientists: Dr Mustafa and Dr
Sibel Ozilgen.

A special fund was developed t[...]pproved
conference. The Chancellor's Scholarships in
Technology were expanded. Initiated in 1995, another
four were added in 1996, Scholars each receive $10,000
pa during the[...]T'RC) is
the real site for departmental extension and consultancy
activity. Staff have continued to be involved in short
courses, workshops and seminars primarily organised
by the FTRC, (See under RESEARCH CENTRES.)

DEPARTMENT OF PROCESS AND
ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY

The research and development activities have continued
to expand in the areas of energy management,
environmental technology and membrane technology.
The Department mainta[...]

A treatment plant[...]membrane technologies for
process intensification and product separation. The
projects on understanding[...]of flux
decline during crossflow microfiltration and factors
influencing pervaporation of flavour comp[...]tion which has a significant
impact on the design and operation of down-stream
processing systems. A further project investigating
cleaning of membranes used in dairy and food
processing has been established with an indu[...]ological
materials such as blood was investigated and further
engineering analysis of this process continues.

Research in Meat Technology focused on the
extraction of Collagen II from bovine and shark
cartilages. The calcium-enriched meat tenderisation
process, including the effect of calcium chloride in
conjunction with electrical stimulation and inhibition
of cold and hot shortening, was also investigated,

A collabo[...]he development of edible film for
meat packaging, in particular with reference to the
weight loss char[...]h on the development
of improved air distribution in carcass chillers using
Vortex generators was carried out.

Studies on heterologous protein production and
mechanisms for process optimisation for applicati[...]fundamental analysis to industrial
_ applications and technology transfer. The
Department carried out i[...]unded
research for local bodies from agricultural and
manufacturing industries. The fundamental
research focused on bioremediation of PCP-
contaminated soils and mathematical modelling
_ and analysis of high performance reactor
_ systems.[...]continuing. A novel effluent treatment for reuse
in the dairy industry was developed and
optimised. This process is currently in operation at one
of the largest dairy processing sites in New Zealand.
Research into the bulking problem in the aerobic
treatment of dairy processing waste water was
completed and a potential solution to the problem was
developed. The fate of chromium in the chrome tanning
industry was investigated and a protocol was developed
to minimise the chromium discharge from the leather
industry. The characteristics and production of toxins
by cyanobacteria in fresh water lakes was studied and
the effect of environmental parameters on toxin
p[...]as established.

Research into energy engineering and management
developed into significant research activity in the
Department. The majority of the research and
development projects were sponsored by the industry.
A joint venture with ECNZ and Flowtech to develop a
prototype transcritical COz heat pump for simultaneous
refrigeration and water heating was initiated. Massey
University’[...]farm milk
cooling was developed jointly with ECNZ and Kiwi Co-
op Dairies Ltd. Research into energy quality analysis
continued and a software package called FRED (Find
Refri[...]

DEPARTMENT OF PRODUCTION
TECHNOLOGY

In 1996 there was significant progress on the Hub
Mi[...]y project has been funded
to a budget of $250,000 and is concerned with the
development of teaching systems and infrastructure to
allow the use of modern computer and multi-media
technology to exchange and deliver teaching materials
between the Palmerston North and Albany campuses
and other co-operating organisations. A distinctive
f[...]me is the attention being given
to the evaluation and continuous improvement of all
aspects of the proj[...]e delivered teaching
materials.

TreeScan V In-field Image Recording Unit.

The year saw a steady growth in the level of
external funding and sponsorship for postgraduate
study and projects, Currently, six postgraduates in the
Department hold GRIF scholarships and two are
funded by the TBG scheme. Other projects[...]uction Engineering Company (New
Zealand) Limited, in Marton. This involves the
development and transfer of technology related to the
use of speech and image compression techniques in
security monitoring. This is a TBG-funded project[...]group has also been working with Tasman

Forestry and later Fletcher Challenge on the
development of di[...]improved assessment of standing plantation trees.
In October 1996, a follow-on contract was received,[...]ototype units are due for delivery to the company in
April 1997.

The Electronic and Communication Design Centre
continues to make very positive progress. In 1996, the
Centre generated an income of ap[...]

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY AND
ANATOMY

Department of Physiology and Anatomy research
emphasises structure-function relationships and
involves a wide range of fruitful collaborations between
departmental staff and other researchers at Massey
University and in other institutions nationally and
internationally.

Veterinary Anatomy. In order to study internal
structures of animals without destroying them in the
process, use is made of non-invasive imaging[...]issues can be created.
The entire bodies of sheep and pigs, and the heads of
whales, have been studied in this way. Other images
using fluoroscopy, endoscopy, video and ultrasound
have been combined with more conventio[...]ng programmes for students of
Veterinary Anatomy, and to research the locomotory
patterns of the limbs[...]ch tool to evaluate the
effectiveness of teaching and learning,
and to assess to what extent they
enhance or replace the continued use
of animals.

Nerve Damage and Pineal
Gland Function. The pineal gland
secretes the hormone melatonin during
darkness in response to neural
stimulation reaching the gland[...]de

to recovery from head injuries in people, is currently
being extended by examining[...]emoval on levels of Nerve Growth Factor receptor,
and whether aging affects the recovery process.

Avia[...]an hormones addresses the control of
reproduction and the responses of birds to stress.
Corticosterone is the main avian stress hormone and
it can affect reproductive and feeding behaviour, and
food intake and metabolic functions in birds. Individual
variation in corticosterone responses and their source,
and the development of non-invasive methods for
measuring corticosterone and stress reponses in birds,
are being explored. Moreover, the kakapo is New
Zealand’s most endangered bird, and a majority of the
female kakapo have not bred for the last 10 years.
Research, involving teams in New Zealand, Scotland,
Japan and South Africa, and led from within the
Department of Physiology and Anatomy, has now
been established with the ultimate aim of stimulating
breeding in the kakapo by using hormones to stimulate
ovarian growth, ovulation and egg-laying in this
endangered bird.

:

. . . ma
of the neck in ruminants) abolishes “Dy Tim Boswell (1 left) and Dr John Cockrem with quail eggs used in their kakapo research.
melatonin secretions, as w[...]nnual onset of the breeding
season, antler growth in stags). We now know that if
only one ganglion is[...]e level of Growth Associated
Protein 43 is raised in the pineal nerves during
recovery, supporting thi[...]earch productivity
which is particularly pleasing in view of the heavy
clinical teaching and clinical service loads demanded
of staff to keep our veterinary clinics and hospitals
running. Four books were edited or authored by
departmental staff and 115 refereed papers or book
chapters publi[...]

papers and other publications plus approximately 115
extensi[...]Thus the Department
has been particularly active in promoting the results of
research and disseminating veterinary knowledge to
colleagues and the community.

Velerinarian Grant Guilford ta[...]stigations into gastro-intestinal disease of dogs
and cats have continued to attract considerable funding
support and remain a major area of interest in the
Department. The use of breath hydrogen analysis in
diagnosis and monitoring of gastro-intestinal disorders
of comp[...]of investigation.

Research into mastitis control in cows and heifers
is aiming to provide a scientific evaluat[...]orporation. Research into
the control of breeding in the Kaimanawa horse
population in collaboration with the Department of
Ecology and the Department of Conservation has
failed to prov[...]material from previous culling
has shown lesions in these wild horses which have
previously been attr[...]onal influences on equine
growth.

Major research and consultancy services have
been arranged under con[...]y
(BSE), which will involve the exchange of staff and
support of research activities over the next three
years.

DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY
PATHOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH

A major achievement for the year w[...]C) under the directorship
of Mr Per Madié. Staff and
postgraduate students from this
department as well as the
Departments of Physiology and
Anatomy, Physics, and Ecology
are involved in the Centre which
provides a focus for research and
extension. A post-doctoral fellow
(pathologist/ virologist) has been
appointed to the Centre and other
work has involved studies of
welfare aspects of whale
harvesting, euthanasia of
stranded whales and anatomical
and pathological studies of
whales, and other cetaceans, A
team of international visitors[...]whale.

Virological investigations of horses with and
without respiratory disease have yielded isolates[...]e are the first isolates
of this virus identified in New Zealand and this
recognition was enabled by the application o[...]the hypothesis that these viruses may be
involved in viral respiratory disease and in predisposing
to infection with such bacterial pat[...]shown that the level of resistance
detected by an in vitroassay for anthelmintic resistance
in nematodes infecting sheep changes with the age of[...]sought but they complicate the interpretation of in
vitro assays used under field conditions. Prelimi[...]he epidemiology of parasitic nematode
infections, and is being investigated further in a joint
project with AgResearch.

The School of Applied and International Economics
consists of the Department of Economics, the
Department of Agricultural Economics and Business,
the Economics Section (Albany campus), and the
Centre for Applied Economics and Policy Studies. The
School’s research agenda ha[...]y
focused on policy challenges facing New Zealand in
an increasingly competitive and integrated global
economy. Broad areas of investi[...]be important are changing patterns of production
and trade, the changing international economic order,
global environmental issues, opportunities and
challenges in specific regions and countries, and
domestic responses to such international developm[...]st of the School’s research is policy-
oriented and applied, with an emphasis on New
Zealand and the links with its Asia-Pacific neighbours,
but research also covers many other aspects of pure
and applied economics.

The School's research during 1996 focused on the
nature, conditions and institutions of production,
consumption and trade in the dynamically changing
international environment. Examples of research areas
in which projects exist include New Zealand's economic
restructuring, overseas development and aid, Asia-
Pacific market developments, international trade
analyses, natural resource and environmental
economics, and social policy reform. Externally-funded
projects[...]RST-funded projects that the
School is conducting in collaboration with the New
Zealand Institute of Economic Research and projects
funded by the ASIA 2000 Foundation.

The School’s associated Centre for Applied
Economics and Policy Studies emphasises economic
and strategic issues confronting New Zealand's natura[...]es. This includes research into
Asia/Pacific food and fibre markets, analysis of food
trade policy reforms, and the interrelationships between
agricultural production, trade and the environment.

33

In 1996 the School co-hosted the Third ICAO Global
Flight Safety and Human Factors Symposium. With
over 500 delegates from all over the world[...]ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organisation)
symposium to date.

The School was part of an international tri-partite
(USA, France and New Zealand) research and
development project in which new curriculum and
instructional materials were developed for the
In[...]ght crew competency, needs assessment for
command and accident investigation, to the
representation of learning tasks.

A study into the causes of anxiety in flight training
was completed, as was a study on[...]alidation study
of electronic moving maps for use in pilot training and
operation. Aimed at improving situation awareness[...]effects of shiftwork on air
traffic controllers, and a human factors needs
assessment for an internati[...]Category flying instructor, only the second woman in New
Zealand to gain the qualification.

The Centre has been very successful in interfacing
the University with the animal health industry and
almost half its income is now derived from overse[...]he
Centre commenced an i mity assurance
programme in 1996.
certified as complia
Standard. Certificati[...]ance by regulatory bodies
belonging to the OECD.

In 1996, 110 researchers within the
advice from the Applied Statistics Cons!
and there were 22 external projects. These figur
repr[...]reconstituted as a cost recovery
centre from 1997 and renamed the Statistics Research
and Consulting Centre. Associate Professor Stephen
Ha[...]inted for three years to cover
existing workload, and to be involved in
seeking the further external projects
necessary t[...]archers as a central focus,

EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
(ERDC)

ERDC revenue for 1996[...]ol Administration by Computer
Project) ($880,000) and research and
development projects ($580,000). While MUSAC
reve[...]ny
has continued to win significant new contracts in the
Auckland region and is consolidating its reputation as
a preferred research and development provider north
of Taupo. Negotiations[...]. the New Zealand Land
Transport Safety Authority and the Ministry of
Education) will result in substantial new research and
development initiatives during 1997, Thus, the
prospects for continued growth and development
remain positive. It i ected they will[...]Research Centre renewed its contract with the New
and RacingConference for a further five year[...]

Research efforts in 1996 were mainly directed
towards the development of microsatellite-based DNA
genotyping methods for use in a complementary role
with conventional blood typi[...]ctively provide an
exclusion probability of 0.997 in thoroughbreds.

As part of the international equi[...]oughbred reference family comprising 40 half sibs
and one stallion. This family is to be screened against
approximately 300 microsatellites and the resulting
linkage analysis is aimed at the production of a low
density marker map.

In November 1996 the Centre was
approached to evalua[...]GBA) technology developed by
Molecular Tool (Inc) in conjunction with the
American Jockey Club. This a[...]ach covering a
specific aspect of food technology in the context of a
particular food category. It is designed for use in 4°
and 7" forms at New Zealand high schools.

MONOGASTRI[...]s an internationally recognised unit for
research and teaching in monogastric animal biology.
The Centre comprises a research grouping dedicated
to pig, poultry, feline and canine biology, which has
particular expertise in nutrition, anda major programme
(The Dairy Nutrition and Health Programme) focusing
on the nutritive and health benefits of dairy products
for the human c[...]e latter Programme is a
key co-operative research and technology venture
between the New Zealand Dairy[...]tric Research Centre Director Paul Moughan (left) and Sales/
Marketing Director of Heinz-Wattie Nigel C[...]Y RESEARCH
CENTRE (FTRC)

Demand for the research and consultancy
services offered by the Centre was brisk in 1996.
Several major projects involving the application of
dairy products in different food contexts were carried
out for the NZ Dairy Board and for several dairy
companies.

An investigation into the use of wheat flours in
instant consumer products was completed for the N[...]panies.

Seminars for the food industry were held in
Auckland, Palmerston North and Christchurch during
the year.

The Food Technolog[...]the Food & Beverage Exporters

Massey University and the New Zealand Dairy Board.

During 1996, two si[...]secured with the New Zealand Pork
Industry Board and Heinz-Wattie Ltd., totalling close
to $3 million.[...]SA) Fellowship to Massey University was
confirmed and numerous smaller contracts were
entered into with local and overseas companies. A
strategic co-operation with[...]provider for the Foundation for Research, Science and
Technology.

The year for the Centre was highly productive, as
measured by the generation of scientific and technical
publications and the mounting of seminars, workshops
and conferences. Two senior overseas scientist[...]

CENTRE FOR POSTHARVEST AND
REFRIGERATION RESEARCH (CPRR)

CPRR activities comprise inputs from staff and students
in five departments: Agricultural Engineering,

Consumer Technology, Food Technology, Plant
Science, and Process and Environmental Technology.
In 1996, CPRR developed new business with clients
outside the University of a similar volume to
that in 1995, resulting in an approximate
doubling of long term activity. CP[...]th research programmes,
consultancies, work-shops and conference
organisation involving significant int[...]ned a significant
source of income, both directly and through
subcontracts, to support core activities[...]Two TBG-funded pro-
grammes approached completion in 1996,
one with the refrigeration and one with the
fruit processing industry.

A new in[...]id dynamics software to
air distribution problems in coolstores and cartons of
food - there are three PhD projects involved. Software
and hardware for improving efficiency of refrigeratio[...]of a
strategic plan for the NZ pipfruit industry and a series
of six research strategy workshops held by ENZA NZ
(International) and running a workshop for Zespri
Internationa[...]

4 Chapter in a Book

Alexander, R. R., & English, B, C, (1996)[...]nglish (editors), Estimating Natural Resource Use in Agriculture (pp. 181-194).
Knoxville, United Stat[...]potential response for pasture based
dairy farms in New Zealand. Proceedings of the New Zealand Socie[...]analysis of an institutional
change. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit: Vol. No.144. Third Annua[...]p. 53-63)

Mardle, D. (1996). Do New Zealand food and beverage manufacturers plan for product recall. T[...]nc.) Lincoln University, Canterbury:
Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit.(pp. 260-262)

Meister, A. D, (1996). Decentralisation of environmental management in New Zealand: Some brief observations. 7st
International Conference of Decentralisation in Southern Asia, Manila, Philippines. (pp. 29-31)

Rae, A. N. (1996). East Asian food self-sufficiency and trade reforms. 2nd Asian Conference of Agricultur[...]li, Indonesia.

Shakur, S. (1996), Accountability in funding flood control schemes. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit: Third
Annual Conference[...]ons

Rae, A. N. (1996). Food consumption patterns in Indonesian bousebolds: Segmenting the market (Policy Paper, Centre
for Applied Economics and Policy Studies, No. 18), Palmerston North: Massey University.

Rae, A. N., & Nixon, C. (1996). Trade and the environment: implications for New Zealand (Ne[...]. Maori Land Development. Ministry of Agriculture and fisheries. 7 November, Palmerston
North: Te Puni[...]essons from downunder. Experts Conference on Food
and Agriculture Policy Challenges for the Asia-Pacific and APEC, 2 October, Manila, Philippines.

Rae, A. N. (1996). China’s development in national and international trade policies. Workshop in Agricultural Policies
and China, OECD. 13 December, Paris.

Shakur, S. (1996). Benefits from the catchment works and its funding alternatives: A study of the Hawke’[...]anizations .

Bailey, W. C. (1996), Rural Tourism in Manawatu. Manawatu Rural Experience Ist Annual Co[...]erston North.

Meister, A. D. (1996). Agriculture and the environment: Conflict or partnership ? Makino[...].

Meister, A. D. (1996). Environmental awareness in the Philippines. Rotary District 9910. 12[...]

Rae, A. N. (1996). Policies for sustaining food and agriculture in the South Pacific. South Pacific Small Island States
on Sustainable Development in Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, FAO. 7 May, Apia, Western Samoa.

Agri[...], M. A, (1996). Soil surface moisture measurement and it's
influence on the establishment of three over[...]f kiwifruit firmness.
New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural Science, 24, 131-157.

Davie, I. J., Banks, N. H., & Studman, C. J. (1996). Soft patches in kiwifruit. New Zealand Kiwifruit Journal, 114, 16[...]). Some Characteristics of Internal ring-cracking in Apples. Fruit Varieties Journal, 50(4), 260-264.

Opara, L. U. (1996), Stem-end Splitting in Apples, Yree Fruit Postharvest Journal, 7 (1), 12[...]. J., & Banks, N. H. (1996). Fruit Skin Splitting and Cracking. Horticultural Reviews, 19, 217-
262.

P[...](1996). Tertiary Treatment Options for Dairyshed and Piggery Wastewaters: Proceedings of a Seminar Hel[...]t, Massey
University.

Sims, R. E. H. (1996). New and Emerging Renewable Energy Opportunities in New Zealand. Christchurch, New Zealand:
Jointly: Centre for Advanced Engineering, University of Canterbury, and Energy Efficiency and Conservation
Authority.

Studman, C. J. (1996). F[...]neering Department, Massey University.

4 Chapter in a Book

Phipps, R. A. (1996). Passive Solar in Buildings. R. E. H. Sims (editor), New and limerging Renewable Energy
Opportunities 1st ed.,[...]). Christchurch, NZ: Jointly by Energy Efficiency and Conservation
Authority and the Centre for Advanced Engineering, University o[...](1996). The Resource Potential for Passive Solar in Buildings. R. E. H. Sims (editor), New and Emerging
Renewable Energy Opportunities in New Zealand. Christchurch: New Zealand Energy Efficiency and
Conservation Authority, & Centre for Advanced Eng[...]of Fluorescent Lighting Modulation on the Health
and Productivity of Office Personnel. Third New Zealand Post Graduate Conference for Engineering and
Technology (pp. 160-165). Christchurch, New Zeala[...]A., & Studman, C. J. (1996). Health, Productivity and Fluorescent Light Flicker. 47st
Illuminating Engi[...]D. J., & Mason, I. G. (1996). Biomass production and nutrient cycling in a short rotation
eucalypt energy forest li[...]

4 Chapter in a Book

Alexander, R. R., & English, B. C. (1996)[...]nglish (editors), Estimating Natural Resource Use in Agriculture (pp. 181-194).
Knoxville, United Stat[...]potential response for pasture based
dairy farms in New Zealand. Proceedings of the New Zealand Socie[...]analysis of an institutional
change. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit: Vol. No.144. Third Annua[...]p. 53-63)

Mardle, D. (1996). Do New Zealand food and beverage manufacturers plan for product recall. T[...]nc.) Lincoln University, Canterbury:
Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit.(pp. 260-262)

Meister, A. D. (1996). Decentralisation of environmental management in New Zealand: Some brief observations. 7st
International Conference of Decentralisation in Southern Asia. Manila, Philippines. (pp. 29-31)

Rae, A. N. (1996). East Asian food self-sufficiency and trade reforms. 2nd Asian Conference of Agricultur[...]li, Indonesia.

Shakur, S. (1996). Accountability in funding flood control schemes. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit: Third
Annual Conference[...]ons

Rae, A. N. (1996). Food consumption patterns in Indonesian households: Segmenting the market (Policy Paper, Centre
for Applied Economics and Policy Studies, No. 18). Palmerston North: Massey University.

Rae, A. N., & Nixon, C. (1996). Trade and the environment: implications for New Zealand (Ne[...]. Maori Land Development. Ministry of Agriculture and fisheries. 7 November, Palmerston
North: Te Puni[...]essons from downunder. Experts Conference on Food
and Agriculture Policy Challenges for the Asia-Pacific and APEC. 2 October, Manila, Philippines.

Rae, A. N. (1996). China’s development in national and international trade policies. Workshop in Agricultural Policies
and China, OECD. 13 December, Paris.

Shakur, $. (1996). Benefits from the catchment works and its funding alternatives: A study of the Hawke's[...]rganizations

Bailey, W. C. (1996). Rural Tourism in Manawatu. Manawatu Rural Experience Ist Annual Co[...]erston North.

Meister, A. D. (1996). Agriculture and the environment: Conflict or partnership ? Makino[...].

Meister, A. D. (1996). Environmental awareness in the Philippines. Rotary District 9910. 12[...]

AGRI[...], M. A. (1996). Soil surface moisture measurement and it’s
influence on the establishment of three ov[...]f kiwifruit firmness.
New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural Science, 24, 151-157.

Davie, I. J., Banks, N. H., & Studman, C. J. (1996). Soft patches in kiwifruit. New Zealand Kiwifruit Journal, 114, 16[...]). Some Characteristics of Internal ring-cracking in Apples. Fruit Varieties Journal, 504), 260-264.

Opara, L. U. (1996). Stem-end Splitting in Apples. Tree Fruit Postharvest Journal, 7 (1), 12[...]. J., & Banks, N. H. (1996). Fruit Skin Splitting and Cracking. Horticultural Reviews, 19, 217-
262.

P[...](1996), Tertiary Treatment Options for Dairyshed and Piggery Wastewaters: Proceedings of a Seminar Hel[...]t, Massey
University.

Sims, R. E. H, (1996). New and Emerging Renewable Energy Opportunities in New Zealand. Christchurch, New Zealand:
Jointly: Centre for Advanced Engineering, University of Canterbury, and Energy Efficiency and Conservation
Authority.

Studman, C. J. (1996). F[...]neering Department, Massey University.

4 Chapter in a Book

Phipps, R. A. (1996). Passive Solar in Buildings. R. E. H. Sims (editor), New and Emerging Renewable Energy
Opportunities 1st ed., (pp. 33-44). Christchurch, NZ: Jointly by Energy Efficiency and Conservation
Authority and the Centre for Advanced Engineering, University o[...](1996). The Resource Potential for Passive Solar in Buildings. R. E. H. Sims (editor), New and Emerging
Renewable Energy Opportunities in New Zealand. Christchurch: New Zealand Energy Efficiency and
Conservation Authority, & Centre for Advanced Eng[...]of Fluorescent Lighting Modulation on the Health
and Productivity of Office Personnel. Third New Zealand Post Graduate Conference for Engineering and
Technology (pp. 160-165). Christchurch, New Zeala[...]A., & Studman, C. J. (1996). Health, Productivity and Fluorescent Light Flicker. 41st
Iluminating Engin[...]D. J., & Mason, I. G. (1996). Biomass production and nutrient cycling in a short rotation
eucalypt energy forest li[...]

Opara, L. U. (1996). Cracking and Splitting in Apples, Part I, Definition, Types and Economic Costs. The Orchardist
of New Zealand,, 6X6), 34-36, 38.

Opara, L. U. (1996). Fruit Cracking and Splitting in Apples, Part II: Disease, genetic environmental and management
aspects of the puzzle. The Orchardist[...]X(8), 18-22.

Opara, L. U. (1996). Fruit Cracking and Splitting in Apples - Part III: Cracking the Problem. The Orch[...]er ), 28-29.

Opara, L. U. (1996). Fruit Cracking and Splitting in Apples, Part IV: Damage Assessment. The Orchardis[...]Opara, L. U. (1996). What is stem-end splitting in apples? Good Fruit Grower, 4716), 57-59.

Studman, C. J. (1996). Summary of Activities in the Department of Agricultural Engineering at Mas[...]Proceedings: Australian Conference on Engineering in Agriculture and Food Processing. University of
Queensland, Austra[...]illage Intensity Impact on Soil Microbial Biomass and Respiration.
Fourth Agricultural Engineering Post[...]Vol. 96/104. Australian
Conference on Engineering in Agriculture and Food Processing, Gatton College, University of Qu[...]Ellwood, B. N., & Mason, I. G. (1996). Nitrogen and phosphorus removal from dairy shed effluent using[...], & Wall, G. L. (1995). Reclamation of Wastewater in the Dairyshed. Fourth Agricultural”

Engineerin[...]. J., & Opara, L. U. (1996). Texture measurements in fresh produce. Fourth Agricultural
Engineering Po[...]D. J., & Mason, I. G. (1996). Biomass Production and Nutrient Cycling in a Short Rotation
Eucalypt Energy Forest linked wi[...]nteractions with farm liquid effluent application and nutrient
recycling. Fourth Agricultural En[...]

Studman, C. J. (1996). Postharvest research in New Zealand - an overview. International conference on Agricultural
Engineering, environment and development, SEASAE 96, (Southern and Eastern Africa Society of Agricultural
Engineers)[...]zania:

Studman, C. J. (1996). Quality assessment in fresh fruit and vegetables. Proceedings of Australasian Postharvest
Horticulture Conference: Science and Technology for the Fresh Food Revolution Melbourn[...]ural Development, Department of Natural Resources and Environment.(pp. 483-488)

Studman, C. J. (1996). Storage and packaging of agricultural products in the tropics. Keynote paper. Jnfernational
conference on Agricultural Engineering, environment and development, SEASAE 96, Southern and
Eastern Africa Society of Agricultural Engineers.[...]d New Zealand Conference of Postgraduate Students in Engineering and Technology
Christchurch, New Zealand: School of E[...]Comparison of Efficiencies of Selected Techniques and
Methods of Drying for Grain/Seed. Fourth Agricult[...]d New Zealand Conference of postgraduate students in Engineering and Technology.
Christchurch: University of Canterbur[...]nal Bioenergy Conference. Partnerships to develop and
apply Biomass Technologies. 15-20 September, Nash[...]Publications

Choudhary, M. A. (1996). Promotion and development of agro-related metal working industries in Asia and Pacific
LDC's. Regional Network for Agricultural[...], 55, 10-13.

Opara, L. U. (1996). Fruit Cracking and Splitting in Apples - Part IT: Disease, Genetic, Environmental, and Management
Aspects of the Puzzle. The Orchardist[...]C. J., & Banks, N. H. (1996). Stem-end splitting in Gala apples. Pipmark Technical Bulletin.
ENZA New[...]8).

Sims, R. E. H. (1996). Trees as carbon sinks in New Zealand. Climate Change Newsletter, Australia[...]K., Tanner, D. J., & Witt, J. (1996). Weight loss in pipfruit. ENZA
Seminar on Control of Fruit Shrive[...]. (1996). Seeding boots to optimise establishment and growth of direct drilled crops. Cowra

45

Opara, L. U. (1996). Effects of preharvest and postharvest factors on quality of perishable crop[...]rcial Postbarvest handling of Fruits, Vegetables, and Root Crops. 14-18 October, Tonga.

Opara, L. U. (1996). Measurement and reduction of postharvest losses. Regional Workshop on Commercial Postharvest
Handling of Fruits, Vegetables, and Root Crops. 14-18 October, Tonga.

Opara, L. U. ([...]and.

Opara, L. U. (1996). Packaging, precooling, and storage of perishable crops. Regional Workshop on Commercial
Postharvest Handling of Fruits, Vegetables, and Root Crops. 14-18 October, Tonga.

Opara, L. U. (1996). Postharvest handling and refrigeration research at Massey University, New[...]rcial Postharvest Handling of Fruits, Vegetables, and Root Crops, 14-18 October,
Tonga.

Opara, L. U. ([...]U., & Studman, C. J. (1996). Recent developments and trends in the Agricultural Engineering profession -
lessons[...]nference on Agricultural Engineering, environment and development,
SEASAE 96, Southern and Eastern Africa Society of Agricultural Engineers.[...]imple technique to measure skin bursting strength in apples and other firm
fruit and vegetables. /nternational Postharvest Science Con[...]man, C. J. (1996). Acoustic response measurements in pip fruit. Postharvest 96: International Conferen[...]e design: effects on sorter performance, accuracy and comfort. (Poster

presentation). Postharvest 96:[...]po, New Zealand.

Studman, C. J. (1996). Infotech in Agricultural Engineering. International conference on Agricultural Engineering,

environment and development, SEASAE 96, Southern and Eastern Africa Society of Agricultural Engineers.[...]C. J. (1996). Postharvest research opportunities and Total Quality Management concepts for the South P[...]ction, CIGR, at AgEng 96, Conference of the CIGR, and the European Society of

Agricultural Engineers,[...]A., & Wall, G. L. (1996). Impact damage to apples in cartons using paper trays. [Poster

presentation][...]C. J. (1996). Agricultural Engineering Education in Samoa. Mount Eden Rotary Club. June, Auckland, Ne[...]dman, C. J. (1996). Postharvest handling of fruit and vegetables in the tropics. University of the South Pacific

Sem[...]moa.

Studman, C. J. (1996). Postharvest research and education opportunities in the South Pacific. Apia Rotary Club. August,

Api[...]udman, C. J. (1996). Postharvest teaching project in Western Samoa. Rotary International, District Ass[...]udman, C. J. (1996). Postharvest teaching project in Western Samoa. Rotary International, District Ass[...]. J. (1996). Report on visits to Mission Partners in Tanzania, and opportunities for agricultural development.
Manaw[...]Consultancies

Choudhary, M. A. (1996). Promotion and development of agro-related metalworking industries in Cambodia (45
pages). UNEDO and the Government of Cambodia

Choudhary, M. A. (1996), Promotion and development of agro-related metalworking industries in Lao PDR. (36 pages.)
UNIDO and the Government of Laos

Stu[...](1996). Opportunities for university led research in postharvest systems and tourism in Tanzania.
Development Fellowship project report.[...]NZ/FRG collaborative research programme on fruit and vegetable handling
systems. New Zealand Ministry of Science and Technology / Federal Republic of Germany

Studman[...]rch Council Wellington,
NZ.

17 Radio, Television and Newsprint Interviews

Choudhary, M. A. (1996). Cultivation methods can save time, money and soil. Bay of Plenty Farmer, Tauranga,
(September)[...]ber ).

Choudhary, M. A. (1996). Save time. money and soil. Tapanui Courier, Southland, (20 August).

Choudhary, M. A. (1996). Time and Money Saving. Napier Daily Telegraph, (15 August)[...]hary, M. A. (1996). Want to save? The answer lies in non-tillage of soil. Marlborough Express, (7 Augu[...]l, 11XJanuary), 20.

Opara, L. U. (1996). Nigeria and the Commonwealth. Check-Point: National Radio: Ra[...]March.

Opara, L. U. (1996). The origin, causes, and measures to minimise stem-end splitting in apples. Agritech 2000: TV
1. 14 & 18 April.

Opara, L. U. (1996). Postharvest Issues in Commercial Perishables Handling. Media Unit, Institute for Research,
Education and Training in Agriculture (IRETA). 18 October, Western Samoa.

Phipps, R. A. (1996). Passive Solar in Buildings. Environmental Report, National Program[...]te of Building/fames
Hardie Awards for Excellence in the Building Professions, Awards’ Finali[...]

Sims, R. E. H. (1996). Biomass production and effluent disposal. BBC Radio 4 and BBC World Service. 24 June, London.

Sims, R. E. H. (1996). Energy and Effluent. AgriTech 2000: TV 1. 6 & 10 April.

Sim[...]first renewable energy based country. BBC Radio 4 and BBC World Service. 24
June, London.

Studman, C.[...]r, W. J. (1996). Liveweight gain, herbage intake, and
ingestive behaviour in Compudose-treated and untreated steers at pasture. New Zealand Journal[...]996). Effects of pre-lamb
shearing on feed intake and associated productivity of May- and August-lambing ewes. New Zealand
Journal of Agric[...]characteristics associated with seafood counters in
grocery stores. Marine Resource Economics, 11, 11[...]lternative crop rotations
Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, 601), 17-28.

Rauniyar, G. P., & Goo[...]n analysis of a differential practice
combination in Swaziland. Economic Development and Cultural Change, 42, 413-437.

3 Book, Journal or[...]blades on the resistance of sheep to cold, windy and wet conditions. Proceedings of the New Zealand
So[...]., & Parker, W. J. (1996). A comparison of unbred and
once-bred lamb production. Proceedings of the New[...]ay, D. (1996). The role of functional prototyping in model validation.
Proceedings of the Information[...]., & Edwards, N. J. (1996). Within-year variation in pasture quality has implications for dairy[...]

Christens[...]Parker, W. J. (1996). Farmer perceptions of stock and station firms in the lower
North Island of New Zealand. Proceeding[...]J. W., & Parker, W. J. (1996). The role of stock and station firms in the farming enterprise.
Proceedings of the Annual[...]conomics Society Lincoln
University: Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit. (pp. 241-247)

Gardner, J. W. M. (1996). Health and safety in farming in New Zealand. Proceedings of the 22nd National Con[...]aching at Massey University: more than production and
finance. Proceedings of the 21st National Confere[...]avigan, R. G., & Parker, W. J. (1996). Management and performance characteristics of sheep farms in the Wairarapa
and Tararua districts. Proceedings of the Annual Conf[...]conomics
Society Lincoln University: Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit. (pp. 181-185)

Kelly, T.[...]ement. Proceedings of the
Central Districts Sheep and Beef Cattle Farmers’ Conference Palmerston Nort[...]conomics Society
Lincoln University: Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit. (pp. 202-208)

Morris, $[...]Parker, W. J. (1996). How to analyse your inputs and costs. Proceedings of the Massey Universit[...]

Reid, J.[...]1996). A framework for understanding the adoption and use of technologies
by dairy farmers. Proceedings[...]ciety Conference
Lincoln University: Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit. (pp. 209-217)

Rogers, N[...]ardner, J. (1996). The role of financial analysis in the farm management
consultancy process. Proceedi[...]conomics
Society Lincoln University: Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit. (pp. 234-240)

Rogers, N[...]Shadbolt, N. M. (1996). Beta Analysis: A simple and essential tool for anyone borrowing or lending fu[...]conomics Society Lincoln University: Agribusiness and Economics Research
Unit. (pp. 227-233)

Walker, A[...]oducts from a quality environment: Some practical and policy issues.
Proceedings of the New Zealand Ins[...]conomics Society Lincoln
University: Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit. (pp. 191-201)

Wright, L[...]years. Proceedings of the Central Districts Sheep and Beef
Cattle Farmers’ Conference Palmerston Nort[...]oulder milk that are compatible
with farmer goals and circumstances (Department of Agricultural and Horticultural Systems Management,
Farming Systems[...]The growers’ sector. Department of
Agricultural and Horticultural Systems Management Occasional Publi[...]. C., & Kroll, K. (1996). Sustainable agriculture in the mid-Atlantic region.
Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of Maryland at Col[...]stic socioeconomic study of project beneficiaries in Gorkha and Kapilvastu
districts. Confidential Report No. 064[...]at Massey
University. Department of Agricultural and Horticultural Systems Management, Farming Systems[...]1966). A framework for understanding the adoption and use of technologies
by dairy farmers. Department of Agricultural and Horticultural Systems Management, Farming[...]

Kelly, T. C. (1996). Social science research in sustainable land management in the Department of Agricultural and
Horticultural Systems Management at Massey University. Workshop on the role of Social Science Research
in sustainable land management. 12-13 June. Universi[...]Rauniyar, G. P. (1996). Credit without collateral and rural poverty alleviation in Nepal. Second Conference of the Asian
Society of[...]yar, G. P. (1996). Dairy farm ownership structure and the future of sharemilking in New Zealand. Second
Conference of the Asian Socie[...]Rauniyar, G. P. (1994). Foreign direct investment in primary industries. /nternational Conference of A[...], Zimbabwe.

Rauniyar, G. P. (1994). Introductory and concluding addresses. Sheep Farmers Workshop. 11[...]Reid, J. I. (1996). Farmer First Research project and soft systems approach. Dairy Research Institute,[...], N. M. (1996). Challenges facing farm management in New Zealand. Farm Management Conference Future
opportunities and challenges for farm management in Quebec’. 26-27 March, Quebec City, Quebec,
Cana[...]tivities

Cameron, E. A. (1996). Extension system and information flows in the pipfruit, vegetable and cut flower sectors of
the New Zealand hort[...]

Hurley, E. M. (1996), Goals and strategies. Tui Farmer of the Year Competition. 7[...]isville,
Gympie, Launceston, Ulverstone, Smithton and Carrick, Australia.

Parker, W. J. (1996). Judges[...]d Sheep Council field days. 13-14 March,
Gisborne and Poukawa.

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Parker, W. J. (1996). Dairy[...]n, S. N. (1996). Liveweight gain, herbage intake, and ingestive behaviour
in Compudose-treated and untreated steers at pasture. New Zealand Journal[...]arksman, R. I. (1996). Transcervical insemination in sheep: An
anatomical and histological evaluation. Theriogenology, 45, 1535[...]tial effects of maternal ovine placental lactogen and growth hormone (GH)
administration on GH receptor, insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-1 and IGF binding protein-3 gene
expression in the pregnant and fetal sheep. Growth Regulation, 6, 123-129.

Dabi[...]996). Effects of pre-lamb
shearing on feed intake and associated productivity of May- and August-lambing ewes. New Zealand
Journal of Agric[...]upon the chemical composition
of cottonseed meal and upon the reactivity of cottonseed condensed tannins. Journal of the Science of Food
and Agriculture, 72, 263-272

Feng, Y., Moughan, P. J[...]tannins on the ileal digestibility
of amino acids in casein and cottonseed kernel. British Journal of Nutrition,[...]996). The effect of condensed tannins from heated and
unheated cottonseed on the ileal digestibility of amino acids for the growing rat and pig. British Journal
of Nutrition, 76, 359-371.[...]F., & Moughan, P. J. (1996). Seasonal hair growth in the adult domestic cat (Felis catus).

Henriks, W. H., Moug[...]Tarttelin, M. F, (1996). Gut endogenous nitrogen and amino acid excretions in adult
domestic cats fed a protein-free diet or an[...]r diagnosis of subclinical
intramammary infection in lactating dairy cows. Part 3. The Australian Jour[...]r diagnosis of subclinical
intramammary infection in lactating dairycows. Part 2. The Australian Journ[...]r diagnosis of subclinical
intramammary infection in lactating dairy cows. The Australian Journal of D[...]Morel, P. C. H. (1996). The effect of a decrease in milk yield, caused
by once-daily milking or by restricted feeding, on the somatic cell count in milk from cows with or without
subclinical mastit[...]Lascano, C., & Palmer, B. (1996). The extractable and bound condensed tannin content of
leaves from tropical tree, shrub and forage legumes. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 71,
103-110.

Jackson, F. S., McNabb[...]ondensed tannin content of a range
of subtropical and temperate forages and the reactivity of condensed tannin with Ribulse -[...](Rubisco) protein. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 72, 483-492.

Kadim, I. T., McCutche[...]treatment of the neonatal rat with growth hormone and prolactin. Growth Regulation, 6, 201-205.

Khadem[...]& McCutcheon, S. N. (1996). Growth, reproduction, and carcass and meat
quality characteristics of once-bred Hereford x Friesian and Simmental x Friesian heifers managed for low
or h[...]). Effects of grazing chicory (Chicorium
intybus) and perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne)/white clover (Trifolium repens) pasture upon the growth
and voluntary feed intake of red and hybrid deer during lactation and post-weaning growth. Journal of
Agricultural Scie[...]N. (1996). Intra-ruminal particle size reduction in deer fed fresh
perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne[...]ry, T. N. (1996). The effect of condensed tannins in Lotus
pedunculatus upon the solubility and degradation of ribulose - 1,5 - bisphoshate carboxylase (EC4.1.1.39;
Rubisco) protein in the rumen and the sites of Rubisco digestion. British Journal o[...]omoting effects
of ovine placental lactogen (oPL) in young lambs: comparison with bovine growth hormon[...]& Rutherfurd, $. M. (1996). Absorption of lysine and deoxyketosyllysine in an early-
maillard browned casein by the growing pig. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 44, 1520-1525.

Moughan, P. J., &[...]method for determining digestible reactive lyine in foods. Journal
of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 448), 2202-2209.

Semiadi, G., Ho[...]n heat production by young
sambar Cervus unicolor and red deer Cervus elaphus. Journal of Agricultural[...]). Estimates of genetic parameters for production and reproduction
traits in three breeds of pigs. New Zealand Journal of Agri[...]Foote, A. G. (1996). Effect of condensed tannins in Lotus
Corniculatus upon lactation performance in ewes. Journal of Agricultural Science, Cambridge,[...]e performance of lambs grazing Lotus corniculatus and lucerne (Medicago Sativa). Journal of
Agricultura[...]helton, I. D. (1996). Effect of condensed tannins
in Lotus corniculatus upon the digestion of methionine and cysteine in the small intestine of sheep. Journal

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Moughan, P. J., & Smith, W. C. (1996). Pri[...]blades on the resistance of sheep to cold, windy and wet conditions. Proceedings of the New Zealand
So[...]996). Repeatabilities
of blood plasma metabolites and their associations with leanness in genotypes showing a wide divergence
in carcass composition. Proceedings of the New Zeala[...]L. (1996). Plasma carotenoid concentrations
early in life can be used as a selection criterion for fat colour in heifers. Proceedings of the New Zealand
Society o[...]996). Potential for profitable use of DNA markers in the New Zealand Dairy Industry.
Proceedings of th[...]. (1996). Relationships between adult liveweights and velvet weights in farmed
Red deer. Proceedings of the New Zealand S[...]96). The role of the vagal innervation
of the gut in insulin release on lactating ewes. Proceedings of[...]., & Parker, W. J. (1996). A comparison of unbred and
once-bred lamb production. Proceedings of the New[...]R. W. (1996). Future directions for meat research and development in New Zealand.
Proceedings of the New Zealand Socie[...]R. G., & McDonald, M. F. (1996), The accumulation and clearance of equol in the blood of ewes
grazed on either high or low fo[...]fitability of rotational crossbreeding programmes in commercial dairy
herds. Proceedings of the New Ze[...]n, S. N. (1996). Seasonal effects
on fetal growth in sheep. Proceedings of the New Zealand Society of[...]application to dairy pasture -
the effect of rate and timing of spring nitrogen applications on the con[...]ffects of condensed tannins on animal performance
in lambs grazing Yorkshire fog (Holcus lanatus) and annual ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum) dominant
swa[...]& Holmes, C. W. (1996). Effects of feeding silage and extending lactation on the pastoral dairy[...]

Garrick, D. J. (1996). Beef cattle outlook and options. Proceedings of the Central Districts Sheep and Beef Farmers
Conference . (pp. 5-7)

Garrick, D.[...]ology. Proceedings of the Central Districts Sheep and Beef Farmers Conference. (pp.
61-67)

Garrick, D. J. (1996). Genetic improvement in your herd: improving profit through genetic gain.[...]J. (1996). Relationship between velvet production and liveweight in farmed red deer. Proceedings of the
Massey Univer[...], & Anderson, J. D. G. (1996). Production systems in New Zealand. Proceedings of The
Australian Association of Pig Veterinarians and The New Zealand Pig Veterinary Society 2nd Pan Pa[...]ection using bovine milk-
derived immunoglobulins in a piglet model. 9th International Congress of Mucosal

Wilson, G. F. (1996). Mineral imbalances in the diet of dairy cows: effects of fertilisers and novel solutions to calcium
and magnesium problems in dairy cows. Dairyfarming Annual, Massey Universit[...].

Purchas, R. W. (1996). The influence of gender and castration on the response of pigs to Ractopamine[...]dies

Blair, H. T. (1996). Agricultural education in New Zealand. Hungarian Delegation. 5 December, Ma[...]H. T. (1996). Financial benefits of crossbreeding in sheep. Taihape Veterinary Services Client Meeting. 15
November, Taihape.

Blair, H. T. (1996). Future issues in Animal Science education and research. The Shepherds July Meeting. 10 July,
Ma[...]creasing lambing percentage through crossbreeding and genetics in sheep. MRDC Monitor Farm
Open Day. 8 November, In[...]and.

Blair, H. T. (1996). Massey's possible role in the foundation for beef production research. Beef[...]erston North.

Blair, H. T. (1996). Opportunities in animal science education and research. AgResearch General Managers. 12
Decembe[...]lair, H. T. (1996). The role of the animal ethics and genetic technology committees. Getting Sta[...]

Blair, H. T. (1996). Tertiary education in animal science. Chilean Delegation. 26 November,[...]lmerston North.

Blair, H. T. (1996). Theoretical and practical benefits of crossbreeding in sheep. Wai Notz Farmer Group. 30 October,
Massey[...]ookes, I. M. (1996). Milk production from pasture in New Zealand. Department of Animal Science, Univer[...]ookes, I. M. (1996). Milk production from pasture in New Zealand. Department of Animal Science, Michig[...]ookes, I. M. (1996). Milk production from pasture in New Zealand. US Dairy Forage Research Centre. 10[...]Burnham, D. L. (1996). The effect of Compudose(R) and Rumensin(R) in beef cattle. Argentinian Farmers Group. 25
Novemb[...]blades on the resistance of sheep to cold, windy and
wet conditions. The 56th Conference of the New Ze[...]gton.

Garrick, D. J. (1996). Beef cattle outlook and options. Central Districts Sheep and Beef Cattle Farmers Conference. 25
June, Palmerst[...]6). Breeding better rams. Central Districts Sheep and Beef Cattle Farmers Conference, 25 June,
Palmerst[...]. J. (1996). Breeding objectives for dairy cattle in New Zealand. Wairarapa Dairy Farm Discussion Grou[...]. (1996). DNA technology. Central Districts Sheep and Beef Farmers Conference. 26 June, Palmerston North.

Garrick, D. J. (1996). Ewe liveweight and efficiency. AgResearch MRDC and Sheep Council Meeting. 13-14 March,
Poukawa and Waerenga-O-Kuri.

Garrick, D. J. (1996). From gen[...]Palmerston North.

Garrick, D. J. (1996). Genetic and economic principles of animal evaluation. Dairy Farmers. 24 May, Ashburton.

Garrick, D. J. (1996). Genetic and economic principles of animal evaluation. Dairy Farmers. 31 May, Whangarei.

Garrick, D. J. (1996). Genetic and economic principles of animal evaluation. Dairy F[...]netic markers, linkage analysis, map construction and QTL detection. Forest Research Institute.
29 Febr[...]. (29 February 1996). Improving the Suffolk breed in New Zealand. Annual General Meeting of the[...]

Garrick, D. J. (1996). Short and long-term responses to marker-assisted selection.[...]e relationships between weight of growing heifers and their subsequent lactational
performance. Livestock Improvement and NZ Grazing Co. 29 April, Flock House, Bulls.

Gar[...]iry Industry. Dairy Farmers. 4-
5 March, Ohinewai and Te Awamutu.

Garrick, D. J. (1996). Technical asp[...]n by high genetic merit cows from grazed pastures in New Zealand. Winter
Conference, British Grassland[...].

Holmes, C. W. (1996). Pastoral milk production in New Zealand; strengths and weaknesses. Grasslands Society of
Derbyshire. 3 D[...].

Holmes, C. W. (1996). Pastoral milk production in New Zealand; strengths and weaknesses. Grasslands Society of
Cheshire. 5 Dec[...].

Holmes, C. W. (1996). Pastoral milk production in New Zealand; strengths and weaknesses. Grasslands Society of
Yorkshire. 2 De[...]land.

Morel, P. C. H. (1996). Results of piglets and weaner pigs survey. Advanced Pig Production. 13 S[...]orth.

Morel, P. C. H. (1996). Results of piglets and weaner pigs survey. Advanced Pig Production. 16 S[...]urch.

Morris, S. T. (1996). Beef cattle research and opportunities for farmers. Porangahau Farm[...]

Revell, D. K. (1996). Endogenous and exogenous sources of nutrients for milk production in first-litter sows. Dairy
Research Corporation and AgResearch Ruakura, 24 May, Hamilton.

Wilson, G.[...].

Wilson, G. F. (1996). Nutritional developments in the feed of the grazing dairy cow. Argentinian Fa[...](1996). University course for students interested in agriculture. Wanganui TOPS Course Students. 21
Oc[...]North.

Burnham, D. L. (1996). Postgraduate study and research at Massey University. Wanganui TOPS Cour[...]October, Palmerston North.

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Blair, H. T. (1996). Increasing lambing percentage through crossbreeding and genetics in sheep. Radio Hokonui. 15
November, Invercargill.[...]creasing lambing percentage through crossbreeding and genetics in sheep. Mercury TV. 15
November, Invercargill.

Ga[...]S. T. (1996). Summer grazing management for sheep and beef cattle farmers (MRDC “Farming With Picture[...]h: Massey University.

AVIATION SCHOOL

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Isaac, A. (1996). Visualising in air traffic control. G. J. F. Hunt (editor), Designing Instruction for Human Factors
Training in Aviation. Hampshire: Avebury Aviation.

5 Referee[...]). The effects of routine stressors on the mental
and physical health of military personnel: An investi[...]. (pp. 1-3)

Isaac, A. R. (1996). Human Cognition and Advanced Technology: the implications for situational awareness in air traffic
control. The Third ICAO symposium in Global Flight Safety and Human Factors. Canada: ICAO

Ruitenberg, B., Isaa[...](1996). Air traffic control: Licensing, training and operations. The Third ICAO
Global Flight Safety and Human Factors Symposium. Canada: ICAO. (p. 452)

Steiner, J. T. (1[...]

Isaac, A. (1996). Human Factors in Accident Investigation. AirServices Australia. Ju[...]arlane, R. (1996). Aircraft type rating standards and training. 46th Aviation Industry Association Annu[...]Treasury Note, (June), 14.

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Moore, C. (1996). Bank on i[...](how is information technology
influencing banks and what changes will we see in the future?). Computerworld New Zealand, (1 April[...]pressured to rethink aspects of Reserve Bank act in wake of breaching of inflation target.
Morning Re[...]etail Estate Institute survey records slight fall in average house prices as ASB Bank survey shows
lower confidence in Auckland market. Midday: TV One. 21 May.

Moore, C. (1996). Rise in mortgage rates appears inevitable for home[...]

Dobbs, A. J., Anderson,[...]e of cytochrome c’
from two Alcaligenes species and the implications for four-helix bundle structures[...]J. W., & Baker, E. N. (1996), Mutation of Arg 121 in lactoferrin destabilises
iron binding by disruption of anion binding: Crystal structures of R121S and R121E mutants. Biochemistry,
35, 14473-14479.

Fa[...]W., & Baker, E. N. (1996). Altered domain closure and
iron binding in transferrins: The crystal structure of the Asp60S[...]K. E. (1996). A comparison of nitrophenyl esters and lactones as substrates of cytosolic aldehyde
dehy[...]on, K. E. (1996). Comparison of resorufin acetate and p-nitrophenyl acetate as substrates for
chymotryp[...]. J., & Pilone, G. J. (1996). Arginine metabolism in wine lactic acid bacteria:
Is it via the arginine[...](1996). Elevation of lactoferrin
gene expression in developing, ductal, resting, and regressing parenchymal epithelium of the ruminant[...]highlight structural similarities between myosin and other
P-loop proteins. Biophysical Journal[...]

Kitson, K. E., & Weiner, H. (1996). Ethanol and acetaldehyde metabolism: Past, present and future. Alcoholism: Clinical
and Experimental Research, 20, 82A-92A.

Watson, P. E. (1996). Changes in body weight and body fat levels during and after pregnancy. Proceedings Nutritional
Society[...]n
Glomerella cingulata. NZ Institute of Chemistry and NZ Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
National Conference, December,[...]a bacterial superantigen with novel dimerisation and zinc-binding
properties. NZ Institute of Chemistry and NZ Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology National
Conference, 4 December[...]Patchett, M. L. (1996). Expression, purification and characterisation
of recombinant Bacillus caldevelox and human arginases. NZ Institute of Chemistry and NZ Society for
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology National Conference, December,[...]tt, M. L., & Baker, E. N. (1996). Crystallization and X-ray diffraction analysis of the
metalloenzyme a[...]fic Meeting of the
Research Society on Alcoholism and the International Society for Biomedical Research[...]ment of a genetic test
for malignant hyperthermia in NZ families. Malignant Hyperthermia Workshop, Sep[...]996). The genetic basis of malignant
hyperthermia in NZ families. Annual Molecular Biology Conference,[...]996). The genetic basis of malignant
hyperthermia in NZ families. NZ Institute of Chemistry and NZ Society for Biochemistry and Molecular
Biology National Conference, December,[...]s Glomerella cingulata. NZ Institute of Chemistry and NZ Society for Biochemistry and Molecular
Biology National Conference, December,[...]ogenase. 8th International Workshop on Enzymology and Molecular Biology of Carbonyl
Metabolism, July, D[...]proteinase gene family. NZ
Institute of Chemistry and NZ Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology National Conference,
December,[...]cosaminidase (HEX1) as a new reporter gene system
in Candida albicans. NZ Institute of Chemistry and NZ Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
National Conference, December,[...]ignalling vesicles containing Nerve Growth Factor and activated TrkA. Department of
Biochemistry, 5 Mar[...]ignalling vesicles containing Nerve Growth Factor and activated TrkA. School of Biological
Sciences, 21[...]ntracellular organelles containing
activated TrkA and NGF. 6th International Congress on Cell Biology,[...]acetate. 8th International Workshop
on Enzymology and Molecular Biology of Carbonyl Metabolism,[...]

Moore, S.[...]erium meningosepticusm. NZ Institute of Chemistry and NZ Society
for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology National Conference, December,[...]es of Candida albicans. NZ
Institute of Chemistry and NZ Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology National Conference,
December,[...]You are your proteins: Prospects for Biochemistry in the next decade. Faculty of Science, Massey
Unive[...]A.

Tweedie, J. W. (1996). Lactoferrin; Structure and Function? Department of Biochemistry, University[...]d.

Tweedie, J. W. (1996). Lactoferrin: Structure and Function. National Conference of the NZ Institute of Chemistry and
the NZ Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 5 December, University of Otago, Dunedin.

Watson, P. E. (1996). Antioxidants and Disease Prevention. Nutrition Update for Health P[...]almerston North.

Watson, P. E. (1996). Nutrition in Pregnancy. School of Nursing and Midwifery Conference, 3 December, Auckland
Instit[...]chett, M. L., & Hardman, M. J. (1996). Expression and site-directed mutagenesis
of human class 1 aldehyde dehydrogenase. NZ Institute of Chemistry and NZ Society for Biochemistry and
Molecular Biology National Conference, December, University of Otago, Dunedin.

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Watson, P. E. (1996)[...]

4 Chapter inand Insolvency (pp. 198-207). Wellington, New Zealand[...]Australian corporation law, volume 1: Principles and practice (p.
Chapter 2.2). Sydney: Butterworths.[...]n, M. A. (1996). The role of the opression remedy in New Zealand case law (Massey University Departmen[...], 8.

Stewart, D. G. (1996). Industrial espionage in New Zealand (Massey University Department of Busi[...]lue of shares: A Comparison of recent New Zealand and Australian case law. The
Department of Business L[...]orth, New Zealand.

French, $. (1996). (Initiator and joint organiser). Copyright Forum. Forum for tertiary and distance educators who use
copyright material to question and discuss licensing arrangements with various copyr[...]ntaining 2-mercaptopyridine ligands - the
crystal and molecular structures of the linked clusters [[Os,H(CO),,},(m -SC,H,NCO2)] and{{Os,H(CO),}(m-
SC.H,NCO,){Os,H(CO),,]. Journal of[...]ning thiolato - carboxylato ligands - the crystal and molecular structures of [{Os,H(CO),,},(m-
SC,H,CO,)] and [(Os,H(CO),,|,(m-SCH,CH,CO,)]. Journal of[...]

Po[...]trical
active sites of metalloproteins: Synthesis and structure of dichloro(2-bis(2-benzimidazol[...]

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Jameson, G. B. (1996). Model systems and structure, function and reactivity relationships in transition metal-containing
biopolymers. C. Carra[...]ing block approach to porphyrin arrays. Chemistry in New
Zealand, 60(2), 33-34.

7 Non-Refereed Confer[...]A. M., Fan, X., & Waters, J. M. (1996). Copper(1) and silver(I) complexes with a ‘PN’ tridentate
li[...]etal-accumulating plants: The biological resource and its commercial
application in soil clean-up technology. International Symposium on Phytoremediation Southborough,
M.A., USA: Inte[...], D. C. W., & Sivalingam, G. (1996). A revolution in porphyrin
macromolecule construction. Internation[...]9)

Buckley, P. D. (1996). Laser light scattering and ultracentrifuge studies on sheep liver cytosolic[...]ase. 8th International Workshop on the Enzymology and Molecular Biology of Carbonyl

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Glenny, M.,[...]electrodes for screen-printed electrodes. 4th NZ Symposium on Chemical and Biosensors
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Hedwig, G.[...]., & Hogseth, E. (1996). Partial molar isentropic and isothermal compressibilities
of some glycyl dipeptides in aqueous solution. 14th IUPAC Conference on Chemic[...]H.-J., Hackel, M., & Hedwig, G. R. (1996). Water and tripeptides: A new self-consistent set of partial[...]an. (p. 489)

Jameson, G. B. (1996). The solution and refinement of structures with X-ray diffraction data from twinned crystals.
XVIItb Congress and General Assembly of the International Union of Cr[...]ystalline phase behaviour of perfluorosurfactants
in non-aqueous solvents. International Liquid Crysta[...]acetate. 8th
International Workshop on Enzymology and Molecular Biology of Carbonyl Metabolism Deadwood[...]burn, M. S. (1996). New methods for stereocontrol in intramolecular Diels-Alder reactions. Royal
Austr[...]e Yapoon, Australia. Pegg, G. G.,
Rideout, J. A., and Warrener, R. N. (editors). (p. 214)

Lokman, P. M[...]osterone from [3-H]-cortisol. Third International Symposium on Fish Endocrinology Yapoon,
Australia. Urano.A and others (editors). (p. 168)

MacKenzie,[...]e Yapoon, Australia. Pegg, G. G., Rideout, J. A., and Warrener,
R.N. (editors). (p. 224)

Nicholson, B.[...], & Burrell, A. K. (1996). Analysis of porphyrins
and their complexes by electrospray mass spectrometry[...]ity. (p. 66)

Officer, D. L. (1996). A revolution in porphyrin macromolecule construction. Internation[...]source
of nickel hyperaccumulators. International Symposium on Phytoremediation Southborough, M.A., USA:
Inte[...]Sherburn, M. S., & Irwin, J. L. (1996). A short and efficient route to bis-calix[nJarenes. Molecules[...]e Yapoon, Australia. Pegg, G. G., Rideout, J. A., and Warrener,
R.N. (editors). (p. 93)

Wright, A. H.[...]using stimulated recall interviews. International Symposium on Validity in
Educational Assessment Dunedin, New Zealand.

13[...]h-Valent complexes of the early-transition metals and applications to homogeneous Olefin
polymerisation[...]Zealand.

Officer, D. L. (1996). (). A revolution in porphyrin macromolecule construction. Department[...]ales. March.

Officer, D. L. (1996). A revolution in porphyrin macromolecule construction. The Researc[...]a, Australia

Officer, D. L. (1996). A revolution in porphyrin macromolecule construction. Department[...]rsity. September,
Auckland.

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Ayers, J. S. (1996). New product is far and away the best. Manawatu Evening Standard,[...]

Fung, P., O[...]mputer tools to teach formal reasoning. Computers
in Education, 2X1), 59-69.

Pearson, M. W., Lyons, P[...]y, M. D. (1996). High level graphical abstraction in digital design. VLSI Design,
51), 101-110.

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Hudson, J. F. P. (1996). Regular rewrite systems and automatic structures. J. Almeida, G. M. $. Gomes, & P. V. Silva
(editors), Semigroups, Automata and Languages (pp. 145-152). Singapore: World Scienti[...], Livesey, M. J., & Allison, C. (1996). Debugging and dynamic modification of embedded systems. 29th
Ha[...]CSS-29). 3-6 January, Maui, Hawaii. El-Rewini,
H. and Shriver, B. D. (editors). Hawaii: IEEE Computer S[...]ovember, Waikato University,
Hamilton. Grundy, J. and Apperley, M. D. (editors). Los Alamitos, CA : IEE[...]E. A. (1996). The role of the individual project in teaching knowledge acquisition. SE:EGP'96: Procee[...]tional Conference Software Engineering: Education and Practice. 24-27 January,
University of Otago. Pur[...]D. I. (1996). The role of functional prototyping in model validation.
Proceedings of 1996 Information[...]ovember, Waikato University,
Hamilton. Grundy, J. and Apperley, M. D. (editors). Los Alamitos, CA : IEE[...]associative chandelier: fair, efficient buffering in ATM
switches. Proceedings of The New Zealand ATM and Broadband Workshop. 14 February, University of
Waikato. Cleary, J. and McGregor, A. J. (editors). Hamilton: The Universi[...]Apperley, M. D. (1996). The oval menu - evolution and evaluation
of a widget. OzCHI96: Proceedings of t[...]ovember, Waikato University, Hamilton. Grundy, J. and Apperley, M. D. (editors). Los Alamitos,
CA: IEEE[...]., Page, D., & Choi, M. D. (1996). Meta-modelling and methodology support in object-oriented CASE
tools. OOIS'96: Proceedings[...]16-18 December, London, U.K. Patel, D., Sun, Y., and Patel, S. (editors). London: Springer-
Ver[...]

Lyons, P. (1996). Bandwidth reservation in an ATM switch using the associative chandelier (Mathematical and
Information Sciences Report ) No. Series A: 96/1)[...]int development between PDL Electronics of Napier and HCI Research Group, Massey
University.

Mehandiska, D., & Page, D. (1996). (Project Leader and programmer) SCES: A Scholarship Consultant[...]

Jesshope, C. R. (1996). Dynamic scheduling in RISC architectures. Victoria University of Wellin[...]gton.

Jesshope, C. R. (1996). Dynamic scheduling in RISC architectures. The University of Waikato. 12[...]putational linguistics. Department of Linguistics and Second Language
Teaching, Massey University. 27 J[...]ct-oriented CASE tool. School of Computer
Science and Software Engineering. 8 February, Swinburne Unive[...]invited workshop). 20th International Conference and
Exhibition TOOLS USA. 31 July, Santa Barbara, USA.

Mehandjiska, D. (1996). Object-oriented methodologies and CASE tools. School of Information Technology and
Mathematical Sciences. 5 February, University of[...]A. V. (1996). An application of the MML technique in historical linguistics. Department of Computer Sc[...]agazine,
(December), 36-37.

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Robertson, P. (1996). $400,[...]dard, (November).

Robertson, P, (1996). Academia and industria - Improving product development education. 8th International Forum
on Design Management, Research and Education. December, Barcelona: Design Management[...]ector Development: Small Indigenous Entrepreneurs in
Indonesia. Development Bulletin, 38 July), 8-11.

4 Chapter in a Book
Overton, J. D. (1996). New Zealand in the Pacific and Asia. R. LeHeron, & E. J. Pawson (editors), Changing Places:
New Zealand in the Nineties (pp. 388-389). Auckland: Long[...]

Overton, J. (1996). Global markets and global citizens: An Essay on Vanishing Borders in the Pacific Islands.
Commonwealth Geographical Bu[...]ct global? reflections on sustainable development in the Pacific Islands.
International Geographical C[...]). Fringe Group (Gang) Interaction with Authority in New Zealand. Central North Island Safer
Community[...]e. 11 December, Taumarunui.

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Manley, S. E. (1996). Fringe Group (Gang) Interaction with Authority in New Zealand. New Zealand Herald, (16
October).

M[...]). Fringe Group (Gang) Interaction with Authority in New Zealand. Manawatu Evening Standard,
(21 Octob[...]). Fringe Group (Gang) Interaction with Authority in New Zealand. The Tribune, (18 October).

Manley,[...]). Fringe Group (Gang) Interaction with Authority in New Zealand. The Wellington Evening Post,
(18 Oct[...]). Fringe Group (Gang) Interaction with Authority in New Zealand. National Radio: Radio New
Zealand. ([...]1996). A comment on the dispute resolution issues in discussion paper: Regulation of access to
vertica[...]), 8-12.

Pitchforth, R. J. (1996). Recent trends in dispute resolution (Editorial]. Dispute Re[...]

Pitchforth, R. J. (1996). Entangled in the copyright net. Media Studies Lecture Series.[...]sey
University.

Pitchforth, R. J. (1996). Ethics and Justice in the resolution of Disputes. Disputes Tribunal. 8[...]tute of NZ Inc. 1
December.

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Pitchforth, R. J. (1996). Me[...]82.

Mori, $. (1996). Pre-nominal NP-no Modifiers in Japanese: Syntactic Duality and Order of Occurence. Japanese
Language Education A[...]er).

Ono, K. (1996). Syntactic Behaviour of Case and Adverbial Particles in Japanese. Australian Journal of Linguistics, 16,[...]y of Hawaii.

Ono, K., & Anasz, W. (1996). Papers in East Asian Studies, Palmerston North: Department of East Asian Studies, Massey
University.

4 Chapter in a Book

Anasz, W. (1996). Employment as a Means f[...]Corporation. K. Ono, & W. Anasz (editors), Papers in East Asian Studies (pp. 7-27).
Palmerston North:[...]sey University.

Kakubayashi, F. (1996). Japanese and Polynesian Mythologies: A Comparative Study. K. Ono, & W. Anasz (editors),
Papers in East Asian Studies (pp. 29-42). Palmerston North:[...]. (1996). Some Pragmatic Problems with Speech Act in Japanese. K. Ono, & W. Anasz (editors), Papers in East
Asian Studies (pp. 59-76). Palmerston North:[...]Paper
Ono, K. (1996). Syntactic Hierarchy of Case and Adverbial Particles in Japanese. Asian Studies Association of Aus[...]

Ha[...]: Thoughts on the NGO Forum on Women. Reflections and resonance: stories
of Chinese women involved in international preparatory activities for the 1995[...]ations

Anasz, W. (1996). Introducing our Members and Friends. Koryu, 5(1XSpring), 7-9.

Kakubayashi, F[...]January).

Knight, P. (1996). A Computer Net-Work and Japanese Teaching. New Zealand Association of Lan[...]dered/National Alternatives: The Prostituted Body in the Fiction of Hwang Chun-ming.
Department of Asi[...]h.

Haddon, R. M. (1996). The Japanese Experience in Taiwan: Policemen, Pedlars and the Loyal Japanese Subject. 1996
Departmental Res[...]Attitudes over Thirty-six Years between Japanese and New
Zealanders. Tenth Anniversary JET Symposium. 8 October, Tokyo, Japan.

Knight, P. (1996). The Role and Future Developments for the JET Programme. Educat[...]tober, Tokyo,
Japan.

Knight, P. (1996). The Role and Future Developments for the JET Programme. Educat[...]ctober, Gifu,
Japan.

Knight, P. (1996). The Role and Future Developments for the JET Programme. Educat[...]Linguistic Legacies of Wet-paddy Rice Cultivation in Japan. 1996 Public Lecture Series. September,
Mas[...]merston North.

Ono, K. (1996). Japanese Language and Culture. Massey University, Albany Campus. Septem[...]K. (1996). Some Classificatory Problems with Case and Adverbial Particles in Japanese. 7996 Departmental
Research Seminars. Ju[...]rth.

Ono, K. (1996). Syntactic Hierarchy of Case and Adverbial Particles in Japanese. Asian Studies Association of Australia.[...]lict resolution. Manawatu Polytechnic. 12-15 July and 7 August.

Knight, P. (1996). (External Monitor).[...]996). (Selection panel member). Mombusho Graduate and Under-graduate Scholarships. March,

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Ono, K. (External referee). (1996). Inferential Ellipsis in Japanese. Australian Journal of Linguistics, (Apr[...]Mori Ogai Memorial, Centre for Japanese Language and Culture,
Humboldt University. 16 December, Berlin[...]l Assessment of Japanese Honours Programme Papers in Language and Literature.
Department of Asian Languages, Victor[...]aper on Sono Ayako. Department of Asian
Languages and Literatures, Auckland University. 28 March.

Shin[...]inia, USA.

Shino, P. A. (1996). Social Criticism in Post-Meiji Japanese Literature: A Teaching Packag[...]llege. 26 August,
Auckland.

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Anasz, W. (1996). (Intervie[...]ember.

Knight, P. (1996). Information Technology and Japanese. New Zealand National Programme: Radio N[...]ht, P. (1996). Wrong, Japanese Language Education and Potential for use of Hypercard. Australian Wheels[...]. P. (1996). Territorial behaviour of New Holland and White-cheeked Honeyeaters: conspicuous
behaviour[...]R. (1996). Polygynandry, face-to-face copulation and sperm
competition in the Hihi Notiomystis cincta (Aves: Meliphagidae).[...].

Finch, M. O., & Lambert, D. M. (1996). Kinship and genetic divergence among populations of tuatara ([...]ogy, 5, 651-658.

Hunt, G. R. (1996), Manufacture and use of hook-tools by New Caledonian crows. Nature[...]W., Edwards, J., & Smith, D. C. (1996). The birds and the bees. Nature, 384(19/
26 December), 615.

Len[...]. A multivariate analysis of rumen papillary size in red deer
(Cervus elapbus). Canadian Journal of Zo[...]$., & Lambert, D. M. (1996). Genetic relatedness and alloparental behaviour in
a captive group of Spider monkeys (Aleles geoffro[...]ller, P.
J., & Reid, J. (1996). Role of predation in the decline of kiwi, Apteryx spp., in New Zealand. New Zealand
Journal of Ecology, 201)[...]of Trematomid Fishes (Nototheniodei, Perciformes) and the Evolution of Antarctic Fish. Molecular
Phylogenetics and Evolution., X2), 383-390.

Sanders, K. H., Minot, E. O., & Fordham, R. A. (1996). Juvenile dispersion and use of habitat by the endangered Kakerori[...]

Velt[...]M. J. (1996). Correlates of introduction success in exotic New Zealand birds.
American Naturalist., 1[...], & Norrie, P. H. (1996). Seasonality, sex ratios and arrival pattern of some
New Zealand caddis (Trich[...], J., Staffor, K. J., & Veltman. (1996). Xylazine and a xylazine/fentanyl citrate/azaperone
combination in farmed deer. I, Dose rate comparison. New Zealand[...], Stafford, K. J., & Veltman, C. (1996). Xylazine and a xylazine/fentanyl citrate/azaperone
combination in farmed deer. Il, Velvet antler removal and reversal combinations. New Zealand Veterinary
Jou[...]& Springett, B. P. (1996). Ecological Principles and Processes. Palmerston North:
Department of Ecology. Massey University.

4 Chapter in a Book

Armstrong, D. P., & van Essen, P. (1996).[...]all, & S. McArthur (editors), Heritage management in New Zealand (2nd ed., ). London: OUP.

5 Refereed[...]The first known occurrence of identical twinning in emu eggs.
Improving our understanding of ratites in a farming environment. An international conferenc[...]A., & Fordham, R. A. (1996). Internal temperature and egg rotation in naturally incubated
emu eggs. Improving our understanding of ratites in a farming environment. An international
conferenc[...]y of kiwi. Improving our understanding
of ratites in a farming environment. An international conferenc[...]). Conservation status, distribution, habitat use and ecology of an endangered kauri snail Paryphanta
b[...]on No. 1939).

Stringer, I. (1996). Going hi tech and low tech with kauri snails. Science Faculty Newsl[...]Armstrong, D. P. (1996). Parenting, provisioning, and perversion in robins. New Zealand Behavioural Ecology
Wo[...]

Castro, I. (1996). Variable mating systems and the hihi (stitchbird). Massey University Biologic[...]sity.

Death, R. G. (1996). Biodiversity patterns in streams of the Urewera. The New Zealand Limnologi[...]G., & Fowler, R. T. (1996). Biodiversity patterns in streams of the Urewera. North American Benthologi[...]J. (1996). Characterisation of Hawke's Bay rivers and streams based on benthic macroinvertebrates. New[...]es of water quality? Observations of conductivity in the
Turitea Stream. New Zealand Limnological Soci[...]klyn, G. J., & Fowler, R. T. (1996). Distribution and habitat of the freshwater polychaete. New
Zealand[...], & Ladley, J. (1996). Impact of introduced birds and insects on pollination and dispersal in
endemic mistletoes. New Zealand Ecological Societ[...]Canterbury.

Lambert, D. M. (1996.). DNA markers in ecology and evolution. Massey University Plant Biology & Biot[...]church.

Lambert, D. M. (1996). Molecular Ecology and Conservation. Department of Entomology and Animal Ecology. 27 June,
Lincoln University.

Lam[...]& Robertson, A. (1996). Reproductive flexibility in New Zealand flax. Australasian Pollination Ecolog[...]The first known occurrence of identical twinning
in emu chicks. Konrad Lorenz Institute. 3 April, Vie[...]England.

Robertson, A. (1996). Sexual selection in Plants: Male competition in Mimulus guttatus. Australasian Pollination
Ecolog[...]Taylor, A. (1996). Macroinvertebrates of forest and pasture streams. New Zealand Limnological Society[...]mental Science at Massey University. Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society. 11 June,
Palmerst[...]

Bassett, $. M. (1996), Natural incubation in emu and its application to improving artificial incubatio[...]South Auckland.

Campbell, A. M. (1996). A career inand DNA. Ornithological Society of New Zealand Annual[...]oxton Beach.

Lambert, D. M. (1996). Conservation and Bird DNA. The Manawatu Branch of The Royal Forest and Bird Protection
Society of New Zealand, 13 August[...]outh Auckland.

Robertson, A. W. (1996). Myosotis in New Zealand: origins, ecology, and cultivation. New Zealand Alpine Garden
Society. 3[...]P., & van Essen, P. (1996). Ecological Principles and Proccesses: a course. Department
of Conservation.[...]Pulp International. 23 May.

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Fordham, R. A. (1996). (Inte[...]Chatterjee, S. (1996). Relative factor abundance and Australia’s trade in a three factor framework. Journal of Pacific
Stud[...]1996). The Composition of the human capital stock and the factor content of trade: evidence from
Wester[...]testing the relationship between
football success and football player graduation rates in the NCAA. Economics of Education Review, 152),
18[...]the Berlin Mandate. OPEC Review, Energy Economics and Related Issues, XX(4),
289-310.

2 Book Authored[...]mber
Cremer, R. D., & Ramasamy, B. (1996). Tigers in New Zealand, The role of Asian investment in the economy. Wellington:
Institute of Policy Studies.

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Alvey, J. E., & Staveley, R. W. (1[...]

Gounder, R. (1996). Exports and economic growth in China. International Conference on China and the Asia Pacific
Economy Brisbane, Australia. Kueh, K. K, Tisdell, C., and Chai, C. H. (editors). (p. 18)

Gounder, R. (1996). Income growth, food consumption and agricultural trade: Some policy implications. Competitive
Advantage through Global Networks Gray, V and Lanes, V (editors), Dunedin: University of Otago.[...]ck of carbon. Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency and The
Environment Sayigh, A. A. M. (editor). Denver[...]nce Paper

Oehlers, A. L. (1996). Cultural values in Singapore. Asian Studies in the Pacific Coast (ASPAC) Conference Edmonton,
Ca[...]). Forces shaping the industrial relations system in Singapore. 10th Annual Conference of the
Association of Industrial Relations Academics of Australia and New Zealand Perth: Assocation of
Industrial Relations Academics of Austrialia and New Zealand. (pp. 392-400)

Ramasamy, B. (1996).[...]APEC to China. International Conference on China
and the Asia-Pacific Economy University of Queensland[...]amy, B., & Viana, V. T. (1996). The role of China in Macau's economy. The Regional Conference of Asian[...]s equals
coercion or negotiation. Energy, Economy and Environment Echigo, R. (editor). Osaka, Japan: Japan
Society of Energy and Resources. (pp. 23-28)

Read, P. (1996). Optimise[...]what policy-makers think of the environment? Risk in a
Modern Society: Lessons from Europe Libaert, J.[...]1996). The output from ICPP Working Groups II (B) and III. Climate change IPCC '95 and beyond Braddock,
D. and Watson, O. (editors). Wellington: The Royal Socie[...]eview of “East Asian Economies: Transformations and Challenges”. Asia Pacific
Viewpoint, 373), 295-297.

Engelbrecht, H.-J. (1996). Review of “Australia and the Knowledge Economy.” Prometheus, 14(2), 264-[...]l’ Publications

Cremer, R. D. (1996). Commerce and industry in sister cities. Sister City News, Australian Siste[...]mer, R. D. (1996). New Zealand active investments in Asia: Preliminary findings of field interviews in Singapore,
Malaysia, Hong Kong and Shanghai (New Zealand Institute of Economi[...]

Engelbrecht, H.-J. (1996). Business sector RGD and Australia’s manufacturing trade structure (School of Applied and
International Economics Discussion Paper Series.[...]996). International RED spillovers, buman capital and productivity in OECD economies: An
empirical investigation (School of Applied and International Economics Discussion Paper Series.[...]. Tradeable Absorption Obligations for CO2 policy in New Zealand (New
Zealand Institute of Economics R[...]rt, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Chamber of Commerce
and the Belk College of Business, University of North[...]rowth nexus: empirical results (School of Applied and International
Economics Discussion Paper Series. No. 96.6, November).

Hossain, M., & Adams, M. (1996). In empirical test of the free cash flow bypothesis in Malaysian quoted companies
(School of Applied and International Economics Discussion Paper Series.[...]).

Mahon, I. (1996). Modelling production change in time-based organizations (School of Applied and International
Economics Discussion Paper Series.[...]., & Chatterjee, S. (1996). Demographic variables in demand systems: An analysis of New Zealand household
expenditure 1984-92 (School of Applied and International Economics Discussion Paper Series.[...]onsumption patterns: A comparative study of Italy and New Zealand
(Serie Richerche Empiriche, Universit[...]ze. No. 19).

Pickford, M., & Haslett, S. (1996). In search of the dominant firm (School of Applied and International Economics
Discussion Paper Series.[...]view: Economic instruments, technological change and WOGOCOP. Victoria Economic
Commentaries, Septembe[...]96). Testing the rational expectations bypothesis in a small cap market: The case of New
Zealand's ter[...]. The American commercial republic: An assessment and recommendations. New England Political
Science Co[...]y, Auckland.

Campbell, N. (1996), Can we believe in cold showers. New Zealand Association of Economis[...]ampbell, N. (1996). Intermediate goods protection and product quality. Department of Economics, Univers[...]ania, Australia.

Campbell, N. (1996). Protection and entry deterrence. Department of Economics,[...]

Engelbrecht, H-J. (1996). A Comparison and critical assessment of Porat and Rubin's information economy and Wallis
and North’s transaction sector. European Associatio[...]996). International R&D spillovers, human capital and productivity in OECD economies.
Maastricht Economic Research Institute on Innovation and Technology. 12 November, Maastricht,
Netherlands.[...]996). International R&D spillovers, human capital and productivity in OECD economies. New
Zealand Association of Econom[...]J., & Brown, C. (1996). Some tests of rationality in the NFL ‘Totals’ betting market. Annual Meeti[...], Zuber, R., & Brown, C. (1996). Informed traders and price variation in the betting market for
professional basketball ga[...]Gounder, R. (1996). The case of non-nested models in Australian aid program to Papua New Guinea. 25th[...]lini, C. (1996). The use of demographic variables in the analysis of household expenditure: A comparative study
of Italy and New Zealand. Universita’ Cattolica. 14 June, Mi[...]lini, C. (1996). The use of demographic variables in the analysis of household expenditure: A comparative study
of Italy and New Zealand. Department of Statistics, University[...]shi, K. (1996). Inter-Industry wage differentials in New Zealand. New Zealand Association of Economist[...]uckland.

Moyle, B. J. (1996). Bioeconomic issues in species conservation in New Zealand. University of Wisconsin. 19 August,[...], B. J. (1996). A bioeconomic model of extinction and management. Resource Modeling Association Confere[...], B. J. (1996). A bioeconomic model of extinction and management. Department of Economics, University o[...]ber, Hamilton.

Moyle, B. J. (1996). Conservation and the principal-agent problem. Australia-New Zealan[...]n North.

Moyle, B. J. (1996). The illegal market in Australasian parrots and estimation of avifaunal extinction risks by maximum-
likelihood regression. US Fish and Wildlife Service. 5 August, Virginia, USA.

Moyle[...]USA.
Nithiyanandam, V. (1996). Role of the media in the international dimension of the ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka.
Conference on the Media, Ethnic and Racial Conflict. 1 November, Melbourne, Australia.

Paice, C. (1996). The rent sharing hypothesis and wages in relation to workplace and company size. New Zealand
Association of Economis[...]). Dynamic interaction of short rotation forestry and conventional forestry. JEA and BA Joint Conference.
1 July, Vejle, Denmark.

Rea[...]gust, Boston, USA.

Read, P. (1996). Taxing goods and taxing bads. New Zealand Association of Ec[...]

16 Professiona[...]ew Zealand- Asia sister city relationships: Costs and benefits.
ASIA 2000 Foundation of New Zealand. Wellington.

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Cremer, R. D. (1996). (I).[...]8 March, Palmerston
North.

Cremer, R. D. (1996). In killing off Asian immigration has New Zealand shot itself in the foot? The Independent, (29
November).

de Bru[...], K., & Tunmer, W. (1996). Onset/rime sensitivity and orthographic analogies in normal and poor readers.
Applied Psycholinguistics, 17, 15-4[...], & Chapman, J. (1996). Language prediction skill and beginning reading [abstract]. International Journ[...]The relative importance of sentence context cues and letter-sound cues in learning to read.

Cullen, J. (1996). The challenge of Te Whariki for future developments in early childhood education. Delta: Policy and
Practice in Education, 48(1), 113-125.

Cullen, J., & St. Geo[...]f classroom life. Journal for Australian
Research in Early Childhood Education, 1, 10-19.

Farquhar, S. E. (1996). Charters: The great disappointment in early childhood services. New Zealand Journal of[...], K., & Tunmer, W. (1996). Onset/rime sensitivity and orthographic analogies in normal and poor readers.
Applied Psycholinguistics, 17, 15-4[...], & Riley, T. L. (1996). Competitions: Developing and nurturing talents. Gifted Child Today, 19(1), 14-[...]1996). Causal attributions for criminal offending and sexual arousal of
child sex offenders. British Journal of Clinical and Consulting Psychology, 35, 63-75.

Mitchell, D.,[...]. Viewing students as capable learners. Computers in New Zealand Schools, 8 (2), 3-5.

Tunmer, W. E.,[...]Chapman, J. W. (1996). Language prediction skills and beginning reading (abstract). International
Journ[...]r abilities. Waco, TX: Prufrock Press.

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Brown, M., & Ryba, K. (1996). The informa[...]ammes. D. McAlpine, & R. Moltzen
(editor), Gifted and Talented: New Zealand Perspective (pp. 185-220).[...]University.

Watson, C. A. (1996). Media Studies and the Curriculum. 1. Livingstone (editor), New Zeal[...]assessment. New Zealand Association for Research in
Education. December, Nelson.

Bourke, R., Poskitt[...](1996). Assessment for better learning: rhetoric and reality. New Zealand Council
for Teacher Educatio[...]aching experience. World Conference on Multimedia in Education and
Telecommunications in Education. June.

Shuker, R. (1996). Cultural Commodification and the Internet: the case of Popular Music. Sociological Association of
Australia and New Zealand. 4 December, Victoria University of W[...]strategies used for identifying unfamiliar
words in text. New Zealand Association for Research in Education. 5-8 December, Nelson.

Tunmer, W. E., & Chapman, J. W. (1996). Language prediction skill and beginning reading. XXVI International
Congress of[...]The relative importance of sentence context cues and letter-sound cues in
learning to read. New Zealand Reading Association[...]& Brown, M. (1996). Whose reality: Opportunities and pitfalls in multi-media teaching? From Virtual
to Reality. 25[...]ow, J. E. (1996), Functional behaviour assessment in children. The Bulletin: New Zealand Psychological[...]erhighway teachers: The effective use of Internet in education. The New Zealand
Principal, 11(4), 13-1[...](1), 4-6.

Riley, T. L. (1996). Conceptual themes in the classroom: Just where are the dragons? Tall Poppies, 21(2), 20-24.

Riley, T. L. (1996). Dragons in the net. Tall Poppies, 21(2), 15-16.

Riley, T. L[...]6). Teacher development programmes. Policy ideals and implementation realities. New Zealand
Council for[...]96). Information technology: Shifting foundations in tertiary education. Innovations in Teaching. July,
Palmerston North.

Brown, M. E. ([...]he proficient computer-using teacher. Information and Communications Technology in
Education. October, Auckland.

Brown, M. E. (1996[...]oom of the future! [Keynote
Address]. Information and Communications Technology in Education. October, Auckland.

Chapman, J. W., & Tunmer, W. E. (1996). Skill, will, and thrill(?) in learning: Overcoming the blocks to success. Tertiary
Students and Adults with Learning Disabilites. July, Sydney.[...]ch.

Ryba, K. (1996). Educational transformations and the internet. Miniconference on Information and Communications
Technology in Education. 5-6 October, Massey University at Albany.

Ryba, K. (1996). Strategic education and the New Zealand curriculum for students with seve[...]e on the Extraordinary Brain: Part Ill (Cognitive and Linguistic Foundations of Reading
Acquisit[...]

13 Addres[...]dies

Brown, M. E. (1996). Information technology in education. Current research and future prospects. [teleconference].
College of Ed[...]uckland.

Brown, M. E. (1996). Teaching, learning and the Internet: Xtra Xtra hear all about it. Centra[...]lmerston North.

Farquhar, S. E. (1996). Defining and evaluating quality in kindergarten. Workshop presented at the Taranaki
Kindergarten Teachers’ Only In-service Day. May, Hawera.

Farquhar, S. E. (1996). Fish out of water: Male teachers in early childhood services. New Zealand Association of
Research in Education. December, Nelson.

Prochnow-LaGrow, J.[...]sessment of child behaviour. New Zealand Guidance and
Learning Units Association Conference. 26-28 June[...]rth.

Ryba, K. (1996). Educational transformation and the Internet. The Waikato Polytechic. 30 March, H[...]lth workers undertaking early childhood education in the community.
Auckland Health Care Services Limi[...]lth workers undertaking early childhood education in the community. Auckland
Healthcare Services

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Brown, M. E. (1996).[...]

Dawson, M. (1996). The Victorian monologue and the science of the mind. Australasian Victorian S[...]llage? The ambivalent centennial of Lewis Mumford and Buckminster
Fuller. Australasian Journal of Ameri[...](3), 40-44.

Needham, J. D. (1996). Theory: a day in the capital. P.V. Review, 23(1), 54-61.

Needham,[...]ew, 226), 18-25.

Ross, J. C. (1996). The framing and printing of the Motte editions of Gulliver's Travels. Bibliographical Society of
Australia and New Zealand Bulletin, 20(1), 5-19.

Ross, J. C. (1996). Theatricality and revolution politics in The Squire of Alsatia and Bury-Fair. Restoration: Studies in
English Literary Culture, 1660-1700, 20(2), 217-2[...]erculture: International Journal of Intercultural and Transdisciplinary Research
Montreal: Intercultural Institute of Montreal.

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Broughton, W. S. (1996). Charles Ewing Ma[...]Corballis, R. P. (1996). Some echoes of Ireland in New Zealand literature, 1890-1990. T. Furomoto et[...]itor), British playwrights, 1956-1995: a research
and production sourcebook (pp. 362-381). Westport, CT[...]d Journal Paper

Broughton, W. S. (1996). Sailing in a new direction? Expressions of Daemonic Possessi[...]stham, S. T. (1996). Land of the unfree: marooned in the vast wasteland. Expressions of Daemonic Posse[...]42.

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Carchidi, V. (1996). Feminism and postmodernism edited by Margaret Ferguson and Jennifer Wicke. Durham, NC:
Duke University Press[...]rary cultural criticism edited by Joseph Childers
and Gary Hentzi. New York: Columbia University Press,[...](1996). Centring the self: subjectivity, society and reading from Thomas Gray to Thomas Hardy by
Vincent Newey. Aldershot: Scolar Press, 1995. Notes and Queries, 43 (2), 243-244.

Poole, R. G. (1996). S[...]G. (1996). A store of common sense: gnomic theme and style in Old Icelandic and Old English wisdom poetry

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Harrison, C. (1996). A fine and private place. [short story]. Wellington: IPL Boo[...]Broughton, W. S. (1996). Curnow’s anthologies and the strange case of Walter D'Arcy Cresswell. Asso[...]D’Cruz, D. (1996). Antonia White, Luce Irigaray and a trinitarian reading of historical time. Third International/
Australian Conference on Religion, Literature and the Arts. 20 January, Sydney.

Goldblatt, V. M. (1996). Challenges in communication. Zonta. 15 November, Palmerston North.

Goldblatt, V. M. (1996). Dispute resolution in the universities. New Zealand Vice-Chancellors' H[...]sey University.

Goldblatt, V. M. (1996). Getting in the know. Speech Communicators Association of New[...]V. M. (1996). Mediator liability. Arbitrators’ and Mediators’ Institute of New Zealand. 16 July, P[...].

Paul, M. E. (1996). Stocking the run with man (and woman). Metaphors of adaptation in two settler narratives: Jane
Mander's The Story o[...]he Story ofa New Zealand
Sheep Station. Narrative and Metaphor Conference. 9 July, University of Auckland.

Paul, M. E. (1996). Stocking the run with man (and woman). Metaphors of adaptation in two settler narratives: Jane
Mander's The Story o[...]Albany.

Poole, R. G. (1996). Formative impulses in nineteenth- and twentieth-century study of Old English wisdom poetry.
Australian and New Zealand Association for Medieval and Renaissance Studies. 2 February, Brisbane.

Rhodes, K. S. (1996). Colonial economies: tragicomedy in Faulkner's Red Leaves. Australia-New Zealand Amer[...], Palmerston
North.

Ross, J. C. (1996). Turnbull and Hocken (and others) as bookcollectors. History of Print Culture in New Zealand,
Meeting. 27 August, Dunedin.[...]

Farrow, A. (1996). Drama and the Creative Process. Workshop: Teachers in Performing Arts Conference. 13 September,
Welling[...]. (1996). Presentation Skills. Workshop: ‘Women in Science’ Group at the Science Centre. 9 Novembe[...]on. Workshop: for National Federation of Trainers and Facilitators.
31 June, Palmerston North.

Farrow,[...]lington.

Farrow, A. (1996). Sustaining Ourselves in the Workplace. Workshop: for Continuing Education[...]lington.

Farrow, A. (1996). Sustaining Ourselves in the Workplace. Speech Communication Association A[...]r, Palmerston North.

Farrow, A. (1996). Thriving in Teams, Workshop: Continuing Education Dept., Vict[...]1 April, Wellington.

Farrow, A. (1996). Thriving in Teams. Nurses’ Union workshop. 16 November, Pal[...]ch, Levin.

Austin, N. J. E. (1996). Aristophanes and his background. Seventh form, Waiopebu College. 28 March, Levin.

Austin, N. J. E. (1996). Gossip, women and power: four imperial Roman ladies. Palmerston Nor[...]th.

Austin, N. J. E. (1996). Women’s education in the Graeco-Roman world. Soroptimists. 11 April, P[...]ton North.

Eastham, S$. T. (1996). Jacques Ellul and Ivan Illich: the critical moment. Catholic Maveri[...]rston North.

Eastham, S. T. (1996). Thomas Berry and Joseph Campbell: the creative moment. Catholic Ma[...]ston North.

Eastham, S. T. (1996). Thomas Merton and Raimon Panikkar: the Catholic moment. Catholic Ma[...]. 5 June, Wellington.

Poole, R. G. (1996). Myths and legends of the Vikings. Manawatu Scandinavian Soc[...]versity of Sydney, Department of English
Language and Early English Literature BA Hons essays, exam scripts and theses. Department of English
Language and Early English Literature, University of Sydney. 2[...]ty Press of Virginia. June.

17 Radio, Television and Newsprint Interviews

Paul, M. E. (1996). New aud[...](Interviewed by, L. Moynahan). Writers’ Weekend and English Department launch at Massey's new
Albany[...]ewed by, J. du Fresne). Jane Austen, Emily Bronte and Charlotte Bronte. Newstalk ZB. 30
August.

87

Cropp, G. M. (1996). The Ulysses and Circe Episode in Le Livre de Boece de Consolacion and the tradition of the French
translations. AUMLA. Journal of the Australasian Universities Language and Literature Association,
8XMay), 1-13.

3 Book, Jo[...]European Languages, Massey University.

4 Chapter in a Book
Vieregg, A. J. A. (1996). Der frithe Peter[...]r

Lopdell, P. M. (1996). Curriculare Entwicklung in der Germanistik an den sechs Universititen in Neuseeland.
Germanistentreffen. Tagungsbettrage: Reformdiskussion und curriculare Entwicklung in der Germanistik.
Internationale Germanistentagung Kassel 1995 Blamberger, G. and Neuner, G. (editors). Bonn/
Germany: Deutscher Ak[...]rated History of France, by Colin Jones published in 1994 by Cambridge
University Press. New Zealand J[...]ntemporary France by A.P.M. Winchester, Published in 1993 by Longman Scientific and Technical,
Harlow. New Zealand Journal of French[...]nt 1 by Angus J. Kennedy. Research
Bibliographies and Checklists 42.1, published in 1994 by Grant and Cutler Ltd., London. New Zealand
Journal of Frenc[...]is Villon, edited by B.N. Sargent-Baur, Published in 1994 by University
of Toronto Press, Toronto/Buff[...]The World-wide Development of the French Language in the Past, Present
and the Future, by Henriette Walter, Published in 1994 by Routledge, London and New York. New Zealand
Journal of French Studies, 17(1XMay), 36-37.

Lecointre, L. A. (1996). Studies in the Commedia dell'arte by David J. George and Christopher J. Gossip (Eds). Published
in 1993 by University of Wales Press, Cardiff. New Z[...]Society for French Studies ‘Images of the City in Nineteenth-Century France”. 10 July,
University[...]January, Potsdam, Germany.

17 Radio, Television and Newsprint Interviews
Lecointre, L. M. (199[...]

Ward, M. H. (1996). The Silicon Tongue by Beryl Fletcher. Feminist Studies in Aoteoroa, 53(October), 30.

5 Refereed Conference Paper

Prebble, T. K. (1996). New Zealand - Technology and Deregulation. OECD Proceedings: Adult Learning and
Technology in OECD Countries: Proceedings of a Round Table. 14-[...]s, France: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. (pp. 226-274)

Ward, M. H. (1996). Some Drawbacks, Dangers and Delights of Teaching Writing to Distance Students[...]ard, M. H. (1996). ‘Ain’t Ia woman?’ Gender and Uncertainty in Stone Butch Blues. American Studies Association
C[...]rch.

Ward, M. H. (1996). Some Drawbacks, Dangers and Delights of Teaching Writing to Distance Students[...]rth.

Ward, M. H. (1996). Some Drawbacks, Dangers and Delights of Teaching Writing to Distance Students[...]ser). With Dr. Fred Lockwood Workshop:
Innovation and expertise in multimedia bases instructional design. 9 December[...]Adult Education. Centre for Educational Research
and Innovation. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.

FINANCE

1 Refereed Journal Paper
S[...]T. W., & Sunderman, M. A. (1996). Timing Options in Real Estate Contracts: Estimating
Exogenous Influ[...]lic Offerings: An Analysis of Post Issue Failings in New Zealand”.

89

Prevost, A. (1996). “Wealth Effects of the CALPERS ‘Hit List’ to SEC changes in Proxy Rules”. Financial Management
Association[...], J., & Young, M. (1996). “An Ageing Population and Retirement Savings Without Incentives: The N.Z. S[...]. “Testing the Rational Expectations Hypothesis In A Small Cap Market: The Case of New
Zealand Term[...]. “Testing the Rational Expectations Hypothesis In A Small Cap Market: The Case of New
Zealand Term Structure of Interest Rates”. 9th Australasian Finance and Banking Conference Sydney,
Australia.

Rose, L.,[...]stimation of Hedging Effectiveness of New Zealand and Australian Debt
Futures Contracts Using an Error[...]R & D Investment. 9th Annual Australasian Finance and
Banking Conference Sydney, Australia.

9 ‘Techn[...]cations

Anderson, H. (1996). Evaluating Research and Development Investment Potential (Department of F[...]lic Offerings: An Analysis of Post Issue Failings in New Zealand
(Department of Finance Working Paper, No. 96.5).

Pinfold, J. F. (1996). Znvesting in MBO’s: A New Zealand Perspective (Department of[...]96). Testing the Rational Expectations Hypothesis in a Small Cap Market: The Case of New
Zealan[...]

17 Radio, Television and Newsprint Interviews

Pinfold, J. F. (1996). Empl[...]need for multidisciplinary project teams. Trends in Food 91
Science & Technology, AAugust), 269-271.[...]attribute time-intensity measurement of sweetness and
peppermint perception of chewing gum. Journal of[...]ry time-intensity, physiological
electromyography and instrumental texture profile analysis measurement[...]H., Munro, P. A., & Dalgleish, D. G. (1996). Oil-in-water emulsions stabilized by sodium caseinate
or[...]). Heat stability characteristics of porcine milk and mixed porcine-
bovine milk systems. International[...]Creamer, L. K. (1996). Heat-induced interactions and gelation of mixtures of bovine b-
lactoglobulin and serum albumin. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 44, 804-810.
Govindasamy, S., Cam[...]f sago starch: 1.
Influence on granule morphology and structure. Carbohydrate Polymers, 30(4), 275-286.[...]996). Cheesemaking from grass based seasonal milk and problems associated with late-lactation milk.
Jou[...]R., & Fox, P. F. (1996). Effect of acidification and
neutralization on some physico-chemical propertie[...]. D., Munro, P. A., & Tragardh, G. (1996). Design and development of a cross-flow membrane rig to compare
constant pressure and constant flux operation in ultrafiltration and microfiltration. Trans. 1. Chem. E.,
74C(2), 92-1[...]. (1996). Aggregation of bovine b-lactoglobulin A and B on heating at 75 degrees
C. Internationa[...]

Srinivasan, M., Sing[...]tion of the mechanism of heavy coagulum formation in lactic
casein manufacture: Role of starter and an unidentified cofactor. Journal of Dairy Resear[...]-stabilized emulsions: Factors affecting coverage and
composition of surface proteins. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 4412), 3807-3811.

Teo, C. T., Mu[...]d casein curd as a function of ionic
strength, pH and temperature. Journal of Dairy Research, 63, 555-5[...]Singh, H., & Hudson, R. C. (1996). Effects of pH and temperature on the water holding capacity
of casein curds and whey protein gels. Journal of Dairy Research, 63, 83-95.

4 Chapter in a Book
Ha, M. A., Evans, B. W., Apperley, D. C., & Jarvis, M. C. (1996). Rigid and flexible pectic polymers in onion cell walls.
J. Visser, & A. G. J. Voragen (editors), Pectins and Pectinases. Netherlands: Elsevier.

5 Refereed Co[...]per

Bennett, R. J. (1996). Membrane applications in the New Zealand Dairy Industry. Making the most o[...], Jebson, R. S., & Campanella, O. (1996). Fouling in a centritherm evaporator with whey solutions. JPE[...], Jebson, R. S., & Campanella, O. (1996). Fouling in a Centritherm Evaporator with Whey Solutions. APP[...]ebson, R. S., & Campanella, O. H. (1996). Fouling in a Centritherm Evaporator with Whey Solutions.
Che[...], Singh, H., & Creamer, L. K. (1996). Aggregation and gelation of bovine b-Lactoglobulin, a-Lactalbumin,
and Serum Albumin. N. Parris, A. Kato, L. K. Creamer, & J. Pearce (editors), Macromolecular Interactions
in Food Technology (pp. 113-123). Washington, D.C.:[...]concentrated by reverse
osmosis. Heat Treatments and Alternative Methods, IDF Symposium International Dairy Federation
(editor). Vienna:[...]analyzing &-
Lactoglobulin denaturation kinetics in skim milk. N. Parris, A. Kato, L. K. Creamer, & J. Pearce (editors),
Macromolecular Interactions in Food Technology (pp. 50-60). Washington, D.C.: Am[...]usage to new refrigerants. Refrigeration Science and Technology Proceedings France:
International Inst[...]om Bacillus cereus.
Food Safety '96 International Symposium Auckland: New Zealand Institute of Food Science &[...]rseding conventional techniques - a more relevant
and meaningful approach to food safety. International Meeting and Exhibition of the Australian and New
Zealand Societies for Microbiology. 29 Septem[...]Christchurch.

Campanella, O. H. (1996). Rheology in Food Technology. NZ Institute of Food Science and Technology Conference.
3-5 July, Christchurch.

C[...]albumin solutions.
International Membrane Science and Technology Conference Sydney, Australia: I[...]

Chilukuri, V. V. S., Marshall, A. D.,[...]., & Singh, H. (1996). Influence of permeate flux and calcium on
membrane fouling during crossflow micr[...]d New Zealand
Conference of Postgraduate Students in Engineering and Technology. 1-3 July, Christchurch: School of
Eng[...]o, Canada.

Duizer, L. M. (1996). Recent advances in time-intensity sensory evaluation techniques. New Zealand Institute of Food
Science and Technology Conference. 3-5 July, Christchurch.

G[...]ine cooking
of corn. NZ Institute of Food Science and Technology Conference. 3-5 July, Christchurch.

H[...]my, S. (1996). Measurement of corn
grain hardness and its relationship with hard to soft endosperm ratio and rate of water uptake during
alkaline. NZ Institute of Food Science and Technology Conference. 3-5 July, Christchurch.

I[...]f the correlation between
its physical properties and consumer acceptability. NZ Institute of Food Science and Technology
Conference. 3-5 July, Christchurch.

K[...]d New
Zealand Conference of Postgraduate Students in Engineering and Technology. 3-5 July, Christchurch:
School of Eng[...](1996). Extrusion properties of New Zealand corn
and the effects of extrusion operating conditions on[...]cs of the extrudate. NZ Institute of Food
Science and Technology Conference. 3-5 July, Christchurch.

L[...]gn for an on-line slit-die-
viscometer to be used in food extrusion research. 3rd New Zealand Conference of Postgraduate Students
in Engineering and Technology. 3-5 July, Christchurch: School of Eng[...]itric acid production by solid state fermentation in a packed bed
reactor. 10th International Biotechnology Symposium. 25-30 August, Sydney, Australia. (p. 116)

Lu, M[...]itric acid production by solid state fermentation in a packed bed
reactor using Aspergillus niger. Env[...]yeast
Yarrowia lipolytica IMK2. 9th International Symposium on Yeasts. 25-30 August, Sydney, Australia. (p.
6[...]C., & Lovatt, S.J. (1996). Prediction of chilling and freezing rates of cartoned meat. 3rd New
Zealand Conference of Postgraduate Students in Engineering and Technology. 1-3 July, Christchurch:
School of Eng[...]under gravity of sodium caseinate stabilized oil-in-water
emulsions. 3rd New Zealand Conference of Postgraduate Students in Engineering and Technology. 1-3
July, Christchurch: School of Eng[...]d New Zealand Conference of Postgraduate Students in Engineering and Technology. 1-3 July,
Christchurch: School of Eng[...]istance of Bacillus cereus diarrhoeal enterotoxin in various foodstuffs. Poster,
International Meeting and Exhibition of the Australian and New Zealand Societies for Microbiology. 29
Septem[...]e topography of stainless steel on the
attachment and development of biofilms of thermophilic streptococci. Poster, International Meeting and
Exhibition of the Australian and New Zealand Societies for Microbiology, Ch[...]

Bennett, R[...]A. (1996). Naming as norming: ‘race’, gender, and the identity politics of naming places in
Aotearoa/New Zealand. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 14, 99-122.

Flenley, J. R. (1996). Furthe[...]iews,
15, 549-555.

Garnham, B. (1996). Alliances and liaisons in tourism: concepts and implications. Tourism Economics, 21), 61-77.

Hee[...]383), 265-271.

Hesp, P. A. (1996). Flow Dynamics in a Trough Blowout. Boundary-Layer Meteorology, 77,[...]n, M. J. (1996), Nearshore-Surfzone System Limits and the Impacts of Sand Extraction. Journal of
Coasta[...]7.

Hesp, P. A., & Hyde, R. (1996). Flow dynamics and geomorphology of a trough blowout. Sedimentology,[...]ining the limits of beach-near shore sand Systems and the Impact of Offshore
Coastal Sand Mining. Journ[...]Roche, M. (1996). Globalization, sustainability, and apple orcharding, Hawke's Bay. Economic
Geography[...]che, M. M. (1996). New Zealand: the colonial farm in the Pacific century. Pacific Viewpoint, 362), 115[...]M. M., & Mansvelt, J. R. (1996). Ethical Research in a Public Good Funding Environment. New Zealand
Ge[...]illman, E. C., & Flenley, J. R. (1996). The Needs and Prospects for Automation of Palynology. Quaternar[...]and: New Zealand Geographical Society.

4 Chapter in a Book

Flenley, J. R. (1996). The Tropical Rain[...]panion
Encyclopedia of Geography, the Environment and Humankind (pp. 573-598). London: Routledge.

Le H[...]: Historical geographies of context, articulation and
embeddedness under capitalism. D. Burch, R. E. Rickson, & G. Lawrence (editors), Globalization and
Agri-Food Restructuring: Perspectives from the Au[...]. Pawson (editors), Changing Places - New Zealand in the Nineties
(pp. 333-334). Auckland: Longman Pau[...]. Pawson (editors), Changing Places - New
Zealand in the Nineties (pp. 326-328). Auckland: Longman Pau[...]6). Britain's Farm to Global Seller: Food Regimes and New Zealand's Changing Links with the
Commonwealth. Y. Yeung (editor), Global Change and the Commonwealth (pp. 339-360). Hong Kong:
The Ch[...]ress.

Roche, M. M. (1996). Case Study 3.4 Wattie and Heinz. R. Le Heron, & E. Pawson (editors),[...]

6 Non-[...], G. (1996). Salas y Gomez: A natural pollen trap in the Pacific and its significance
for the interpretation of island[...]ansvelt, J. R. (1996). I hardly have time to stop and breathe! Leisure in later years. Journal of Physical Education
New Ze[...]ens, R. (1996). Engendering eco-timber production in the Solomon Islands. Development Bulletin, 39, 69[...]efereed Conference Paper
Roche, M. M. (1996). Sea and Land: Competing Geographies of New Zealand. Histo[...]cations

Heerdegen, R. G. (1996). 1995 calm, warm and wet. Evening Standard, (3 February).

Heerdegen,[...].

Heerdegen, R. G. (1996). March moisture higher in most regions. Evening Standard, (3 May).

Heerdeg[...]November).

Heerdegen, R. G. (1996). Rain reigned in soggy July. Evening Standard, (24 August).

Heerdegen, R. G. (1996). Rainfall varies in region. Evening Standard, (9 March).

Heerdegen, R. G. (1996). Region’s wet spell goes on and on. .. Evening Standard, (13 August).

Heerdegen, R. G. (1996). September warmer, calmer and wetter. Evening Standard, (26 October).

Heerdegen, R. G. (1996). Warm days and mild nights in December. Evening Standard, (3 January).

Heerdeg[...]March).

Heerdegen, R. G. (1996). Wet, mild, dull and calm. Evening Standard, (18 May).

Heerdegen, R.[...]he Draft Management Plan for Himatangi Sand Dunes and Kaikokopu Stream
Management. Report prepared for[...]ncil

Hesp, P. A. (1996). A review of propagation and establishment techniques for Spinifex Sericeus. R[...]G. R. (1996). Back to the Beginnings: the origins and early years of settlements in Aotearoa-New Zealand
(Working Paper: Department o[...], R. A. (1996). Engendering eco-timber production in the Solomon Islands, Development Bulletin, 39, 69[...]An assessment of sustainable development
projects in the Solomon Islands. 6th International Interdisci[...]ional Bodies

Flenley, J. R. (1996). Biogeography and Human Impact in the Pacific Islands. International Geographical U[...]rategies - Where to Now? Royal New Zealand Forest and Bird

Heerdegen, R. G. (1996). Recent climate change in the Manawatu. Meteorological Society of New Zeala[...]Hesp, P. A. (1996). Tales of the wind: dome dunes and barchan morphodynamics in Namibia. Manawatu Branch
Geological Society of Ne[...]ng Pacific Island countries. Pacific
Conservation and Development Trust. 31 October, Wellington.

Schey[...]An assessment of sustainable development
projects in the Solomon Islands. 6th International Interdisci[...]sland: Matakana Island, Bay of Plenty.
Australian and New Zealand Geomorphology Group Conference. 1 Oct[...]nning electron microscope images, as a first step in the automation of pollen identification.
Internat[...]October.

Heerdegen, R. G. (1996). Climate Change in the Manawatu. New Zealand Federated Farmers Manaw[...]24 June, Palmerston North.

17 Radio, Television and Newsprint Interviews

Flenley, J. R. (1996). East[...]ision. 14 November.
Scheyvens, R. (1996). Logging in the Solomon Islands. Radio Australia. 23 April.
S[...]Tennant, M. A. (1996). Children’s health camps in New Zealand: the making of a movement, 1919-1940.[...]April), 69-87.

Tennant, M. A. (1996). Disability in New Zealand: an historical survey. New Zealand Jo[...]: A sesquicentennial history of the Bible Society in New Zealand. Wellington: Bible
Society in New Zealand and Daphne Brasell Associates Press.

Thomson, D. W.[...]tson, J. A. (1996). Links: @ history of transport and New Zealand society (No. November). Wellington: GP

4 Chapter in a Book

Lineham, P. J. (1996). The antinomian Methodists. M. Chase, & I. Dyck (editors), Living and learning: Essays in honour
of J.F.C. Harrison (pp. 35-51). Aldershot,[...]6). The Middle East, Asia, Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. J. Smith, & R. Mackenney
(ed[...]ty Press.

Thomson, D. W. (1996). Public, private and the English elderly. M. B. Katz, & C. Sachsse (ed[...]onomy
of social welfare. Public/private relations in England, Germany and the United States, the 1870's to the
1930's (pp.[...]dson, K. G. (1996). The Catholic political legacy in Portuguese Timor. 20th Bi-Annual Conferenc[...]

Howe, K. R. (1996). Strangers in their own land. A century of colonial rule in the Caroline and Marshall Islands. Isla.
A Journal of Micronesian[...],
50.

Macdonald, B. K. (1996). The United States in the Pacific: private interests and public policies, 1784-1899. Pacific
Affairs, 6%3)[...].-A. (1996). Ordines coronationis Franciae: texts and ordines for the coronation of Frankish and French kings
and queens inand MMP. Treasury, 98 (8XSeptember), 171.

Lineham, P[...]ugust), 2-4.

Macdonald, B. K. (1996). Governance and political process in Kiribati (Australian National University, Economi[...]Tennant, M. A. (1996). Some comments on history and the 1993 Privacy Act. New Zealand Historical Asso[...]Lineham, P. J. (1996). Methodism popular science and the new occult. Humanities research centre colloquium,
enlightenment, religion and science in the long 18th century. 4 September, Australian Na[...]Lineham, P. J. (1996). The rise of fundamentalism in New Zealand in the 1920s and the roots of the Bible College of
New Zealand. Wo[...]Lineham, P. J. (1996). The rise of fundamentalism in New Zealand in the 1920s and the roots of the Bible College of
New Zealand. Di[...]Lineham, P. J. (1996). The rise of fundamentalism in New Zealand in the 1920s and the roots of the Bible College of
New Zealand. Bi[...]uckland.

Macdonald, B. K. (1996). Decolonisation and good governance: Precedents and continuities. Workshop on
decolonisation. Austral[...]r, Canberra.

Macdonald, B. K. (1996). Governance and economic development. South Pacific and development divisions, Ministry
of Foreign Affairs and Trade. 22 November, Wellington.

Macdonald, B. K.[...]rica.

Tennant, M. A. (1996). Private, charitable and public provision of disability services in New Zealand. Unpublished
paper for National Healt[...]y of Health

Tennant, M. A. (1996). Social policy in New Zealand during the interwar period. Dictionar[...]gton.

Thomson, D. W. (1996). Generation fortunes and demographic change. Cambridge Group for the history of population
and social structure. 3 December, University of Cambr[...]W. (1996). Victorian welfare experiments at home and abroad. Cambridge group for the history of
population and social structure. 10 December, University[...]

Lineham, P. J. (1996). Being a witness in New Zealand. Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship M[...].

Lineham, P. J. (1996). The Christian Coalition and the 1996 election. Gospel and cultural group. 8 November,
Palmerston North.

Lineham, P. J. (1996). James Kirk and the Brethren missionary traditions. Centenary of[...]almerston North.

Lineham, P. J. (1996). The past and our future. Cambridge assembly family camp. 10 Oc[...]po.

Lineham, P. J. (1996). The role of the bible in mission in New Zealand society. Congregational assembly. 5 O[...]Palmerston North.

Thomson, D. W. (1996). Welfare in nineteenth century New Zealand. Feilding Probus Club. 10 May, Feilding.

17 Radio, Television and Newsprint Interviews

Lineham, P. J. (1996). 150 years of the Bible Society in New Zealand. Connections Programme: National Radi[...]Zealand. 17 April,

Lineham, P. J. (1996). Faith and works. National Radio, Radio New Zealand. 1 April[...]by, Diana Burns). New Zealand transport history. In touch with New Zealand, Radio
New Zealand. 20 Nov[...]dinate systems for facial
expressions. Perceptual and Motor Skills, (82), 289-290.

Bowler, J. (1996).[...]separation anxiety beyond infancy. Psychotherapy
in Private Practice, 151), 71-79.

Bowler, J. (1996). Towards social competence in verbal children with special needs : The parental[...]e Challenge of Te Whariki for future developments in early childhood education. Delta, 4&1), 113-
126.[...]f classroom life. Journal for Australian
Research in Early Childhood Education, 1, 10-19.

Kirkland, J[...]t literature definitions. Early Child
Development and Care, 120, 55-65.

Maclean, B. L. (1996). Caring[...]review of the literature. Barly Child Development
and Care, 118, 1-14.

Watson, $. (1996). The National[...]: Baguio Central University
Graduate School Press and Nagare Press.

6 Non-Refereed Journal Pape[...]

Watson, S. A. (1996). Issues in adult education: Transformational learning. Resea[...]presented at New Zealand Association
of Research in Education Conference. 5-8 December, Nelson.

Webb, S. B. (1996). Training for appropriate boundaries in counselling. Paper presented at Sexual Exploitation by
Health Professionals, Psychotherapists and Clergy Conference. April, Sydney, Australia.

15[...]rston North.

Love, C. (1996). Ethical principles in cross-cultural context. Seminar presented at Well[...]Proposal to Nga Tekau O Te Upoko
O Te Ika Alcohol and Drug Service. March, Wellington.

Love, C., & Webb, S. B. (1996). Tikanga vs Ethics. Symposium presented to Professional Development students and
Wellington Region New Zealand Association[...]

Fre[...]f organisational climate,
perceptions of control, and feelings associated with stress work events. Research and Practice in Human
Resource Management, 4, 1-24.

Hay, D. M. (1996). Principals and Contractors. New Zealand Engineering, 51(9), 10-1[...](1996). Hazard Management. N.Z. Employers Health and Safety Handbook, 130010-130-
900.

McGregor, J. (1996). The rhetoric of political talkback radio in New Zealand: Combustion or coherence? Australian[...]ill, L. V., & Dewe, P. J. (1996). The earning gap and the managerial women in transition. Equal
Opportunities International, 15[...]., & Browne, A. (1996). The birth of a ‘fact’ in the art of ‘yackety yak’. New Zealand Journal[...]Still, L., & Dewe. P.J. (1996). The Earnings Gap and the Managerial Woman in Transition. Equal
Opportunities International, 15(2), 25-35.

Ramsey, D., & Ramsey, P. (1996). Feminine and Masculine Values in Flight Instructing. Women in Management Review,
113).

Shilton, J., McGregor,[...]y of the effects of corporatization
on the number and status of women directors in New Zealand companies. Women in Management Review,
11(3), 20-26.

Shilton, J., Mc[...]y of the effects of corporatization
on the number and status of women directors in New Zealand companies. Women in Management Review,
11), 20-26.

Sligo, F. X. (199[...], E. M. (1996), New Zealand Personnel Consultants and the Selection Process.
Asia Pacific Journal of Hu[...]l, I. B. (1996). Compensation for Personal Injury in New Zealand: Its rise and fall. Auckland: Auckland
University Press.

3 Boo[...](1996). Dangerous democracy? News media politics in New Zealand, Palmerston North: Dunmore Press.

Olsson, S., & Stirton, N. (1996). Women and Leadership: Power and Practice: International Conference. Palmerston
North: Massey University.

4 Chapter in a Book

Dewe, P. J. (1996). New Zealand ministers of religion: Identifying sources of stress and coping. L. J. Francis, & $. H.
Jones (editors), P[...]Palmer,
& D. Dryden (editors), Stress Management and Counselling: Theory Practice, Research and Methodology
(pp. 115-142). London: Cassell.

McGr[...]editor), Dangerous Democracy: News Media
Politics in New Zealand (pp. 120-148). Palmerston North: Dunm[...]editor), Dangerous Democracy? News Media Politics in New
Zealand (pp. 135-148). Palmerston North: Dunmore Press.

McGregor, J. (1996). Talkback and the Art of of ‘YacketyYak’ in Politics. J. McGregor (editor), News Media Politics in

101

McGregor, J., & Te Awa, J. (1996). Racism and the News Media. P. Spoonley, C. MacPherson, & D.[...]t to Global Future: Intercultural Bank Management In New Zealand.
L. Schuster (editor), Banking Cultur[...]., & Vitalis, A. (1996). Cardiorespiratory strain and skin temperature variations when wearing
respiratory protective devices in industry. 23rd Annual Meeting of the Physiologica[...]y of the effects of corporatization
on the number and status of women directors in New Zealand companies. Women and Leadership: Power
and Practice: International Conference. February, Palmerston North. Olsson, S. and Stirton, N. (editors).
Palmerston North: Massey U[...]51(6), 28-29.

Hay, D. M. (1996). Health & Safety in Employment Regulations. New Zealand Engineering,[...]Culture: The Challenge of Opposing Values. People and
Performance, 43).

Ramsey P., & Ramsey, D. (1996)[...]culture: The challenge of opposing values. People and Performance,
September.

7 Non-Refereed Conference Paper

Allan, K. (1996) . On trial: Cameras in court. The Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology 11th Annual
Conference: Crime, Criminology and Change. 29 January-1 February, Wellington.

Comri[...]-26)

Laird, I. $. (1996). Respiratory protection in New Zealand. 3M/OSH New Zealand Occupational Heal[...]ton.

Laird, I. $. (1996). Respiratory protection in New Zealand. 3M/OSH New Zealand Occupational Heal[...]st, Auckland.

McGregor, J. (1996). Gendered news in contemporary New Zealand politics: Implications for leadership. Women and
Leadership: Power and Practice: International Conference (pp. 315-327).[...]sson, S. (1996). A takeover? Competencies, gender and the evolving discourses of management. Women and
Leadership: Power and Practice: International Conference. February, Olsson, S. and Stirton, N. (editors).
Palmerston North: Massey U[...]r, Rotorua.

Ramsey D. (1996). Gender Differences in Flying Instructor Culture. Women and Leadership: Power and Practice:
International Conference. February, Olsson, S$. and Stirton, N. (editors), Palmerston North: Massey
U[...]n. (pp. 1-9)

Sligo, F. X. (1996). The importance and effect of good employee communications. Effective[...](pp. 1-10)

Wallace, C. (1996). Getting IT right in organisations: Training issues to consider when introducing new technology.
Innovation in Education: Keying into knowledge. June, Palmersto[...]d New Zealand conference of Postgraduate
Students in Engineering and Technology: Post Graduate Research for New Zealan[...]ride? Managing the information revolution. Women and Leadership: Power and

Campbell, J. (1996). The Role of Communication in the Organisational Socialisation Process (Departm[...]96/5).

Ramsey, D., & Ramsey P. (1996). Feminine and Masculine Values in Flight Instruction (Department of Human Resource[...]Ematl: Essential academic too! or merely a ghost in the machine? (Department of Human Resource
Manage[...]ional Bodies

McGregor, J. (1996). Mental illness in the news: the case of the roadside baby. Fiftieth[...]llington.

McGregor, J. (1996). The State of Play in Maori Media. Te Punt Kokiri, Ministry of Maori De[...]r,
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Olsson, S$. (1996). Assertiveness and communication empowerment for Practice Nurses. N.[...]son, S$. (1996). A takeover? Competencies, gender and the evolving discourses of management. Women and
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Ramsey, D. (1996). Gender differences in flying instructor culture. Women and Leadership: Power and Practice:
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information at work. Internationa[...]ember, Chicago, USA.

Toulson, P. (1996). Testing and the Human Rights Act 1993: Implications for Indus[...]ychologists.
Industrial-Organisational Psychology Symposium New Zealand Psychological Society. 26 August,
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Wallace, C. (1996). The human factor and new technology. Jnnovation in Education Symposium. 3 July, Palmerston
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Wallace, C. (1996). I[...]d New Zealand Conference of Postgraduate
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Olsson, $. (1996). Assertive communication and transactional analysis. Practice Managers, Administrators, Nurses and
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Olsson, S. (1996). Gender and communication in the workplace. Society of Secretaries meeting. 8[...]ston North.

Olsson, $. (1996). Gender difference in communication. Women Staff, Horticultural Researc[...]mmission. 6
December.

Stirton, N. (1996). Health and Safety Management System. Ezibuy Limited. November.

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Comrie, M. (1996). Alternat[...]Shilton, J. ( 1996). Women on boards of directors in New Zealand. Insight, Radio New Zealand. 10 April[...]andard, (30 July) .
Wallace, C. (1996). Musicians in praise of the recorder. Guardian Newspaper, (18 S[...]mber).
Wallace, C. (1996). Women not yet plugging in. Evening Standard, (3 September) .

Wallace, C. ([...]ng Standard, (28 August).

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Patrick, J. (1996). A minimum message len[...]. Oliver
(editors), ISIS: Information, statistics and induction in science. Singapore: World Scientific.

Viehland,[...]fact books: keeping pace
with institutional needs and challenges. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.

5 Refere[...]M. A., & Whiddett, R. (1996). Systems maintenance and development methodologies. Proceedings of the 199[...]tecture for a federation of heterogeneous lexical and dictionary databases. ALLC-ACH'96
Conference. Jun[...]ugust, Phoenix.

Viehland, D. Internet management in New Zealand. International Research Conference. 3[...]odelling process. Software Engineering:
Education and Practice Conference. 24-27 January, Dunedin. IEEE[...]. Soul-making, soul-touching: Learning creatively in a technical world. International Conference on
Ex[...]ett, J., Bearman, M., & Hewett, M. (1996), Adders and algorithyms: coming to terms for ESL students
in first year computing. First National Conference o[...]ase applications. Software
Engineering: Education and Practice Conference. 24-27 January, Dunedin. [EEE

Rose, E. (1996). A query, browse and search assistant for images on the Web. Vi[...]

Patrick, J. (1996). Temporal semantics in information systems: the artificial intelligence and data modelling approaches.
A. Kent, & J. G. Willi[...]r), Directory of electronic journals, newsletters and
academic discussion lists. Washington: Associatio[...]urch.

Rose, E. (1996). Incorporating user models in a distributed, multimedia architecture. Collabora[...](1996). The political economy of central banking in Australasia. N Z Political Studies Association. J[...]). The Role of labour market institutions, unions and the minimum wage: The case of New Zealand.
Intern[...]the stakeholder society? Reflections on the rise and putative fall of Australasian labour.
The Institu[...]ources: an exploratory study. New Zealand Studies in Applied
Linguistics, 2, 93-108.

Franken, M., & W[...]Working with the new English Curriculum. English in Aotearoa, 30, 52-57.

Watts, N. (1996). New Technologies and the ESOL Teacher. TESOLANZ Journal, 4, 35-40.

White, C. J. (1996). Note-taking strategies and traces of cognition in language learning. RELC Journal, 27 (1), 89-102.

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Newman, J. (1996). Footnotes to a history[...]ors), The comparative method reviewed: regularity and irregularity in language change (pp. 90-
111). New York: Oxford U[...]rameworks for interactive multimedia applications in the language
learning area. Apple University Cons[...]. (1996). Considerations of higher order thinking in the technology curriculum. Mathematics and Science
Education Centre. 12 September, Victoria University, Wellington.

Franken, M. (1996). Defining and developing writing expertise. Tertiary Writing Ne[...]lmerston North.

Franken, M. (1996). New theories and directions in second language teaching and learning. Ministry of Education NESB
Contract administered by ERDC. 1 March, Massey University and Auckland College of Education.

Franken, M. (1996). Research methods in applied linguistics: Writing. ALANZ Symposium. 18 November , Auckland
University.

Franken, M. (1996). The role of text study in writing: using model texts and student produced texts. BayTESOL. 20
March, Hawke[...]administered by ERDC. 1 March, Massey University and Auckland College of Education.

Watts, N. R. (199[...]rameworks for interactive multimedia applications in the language
learning domain. Apple University Co[...]d.

White, C. J. (1996). Maximising learning time in the language classroom. WATESOL (Wellington TESOL[...]n.

White, C. J. (1996). Maximising learning time in the language classroom. BAYTESOL (Hawke's Bay ESO[...]owley, T. (1996). Old Church Erromangan (Vanuatu) and the development of an ecclesiastical written register.
Seminar: Department of Linguistics and Second Language Teaching: Massey Universit[...]

Newman, J. (1996). Research on GIVE: past present and future cognitive linguistic study. Seminar in the Department
of Linguistics and Second Language Learning. 30 May, Massey Universi[...](1996). An overview of connected speech processes in English. Seminar in the Department of Linguistics
and Second Language Learning. 18 July, Massey Univers[...]chool research project: Metalinguistic strategies and linguistic awareness. Seminar in the Department
of Linguistics and Second Language Learning. 5 September, Massey University.

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Newman, J. (1996). (Intervie[...]. Attitudes towards reclassifying academic titles in New
Zealand universities. Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management, 18(1XMay), 93-106.

Howell, R. (1996)[...]The effects of basic training on aerobic fitness and muscular strength and endurance
of British Army recruits. Ergonomics, 3[...]. Children learning to travel: tourism, education and sustainable development. Primary Geography,
(Octo[...]ason, P., & Mowforth, M. (1996). Codes of conduct in tourism. Progress in Tourism and Hospitality Research,
2(2XJune), 151-167.

Orams,[...], & Baglioni, A. J. (1996). “Pushy” behaviour in a wild dolphin feeding program at
Tangalooma, Aus[...], C. (1996). Linkages between holiday travel risk and insurance claims: evidence from New Zealand. Tour[...]93-601.

Ryan, C., & Bates, C. (1996). Volunteers in festivals - a rose by any other name. Events and Festival Management, 3(2),
59-72.

Ryan, C., & Cliff, A. (1996). Users and non-users on the expectation items of the ServQua[...]934.

Ryan, C., & Kinder, R. (1996). Sex, tourism and sex tourism: fulfilling similar needs? Tourism Ma[...]9.

Yusuf, A. B. (1996). Third party intervention in labour-management relations. Philippines Journal of Industrial and
Labour Relations, XVK1 & 2).

Cliff, S., & Page.J. (1996). Health and the International Tourist. London: Routledge.

Cu[...]sity.

Hall, C. M., & Page, S. J. (1996). Tourism in the Pacific: Issues and Cases. London: International Thomson Business
Press.

Page, S. J. (1996). Tourism and Hospitality Series. London: International Thomson[...]nce - @ new approach. London: Cassels.

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Cliff, A., & Ryan, C. (1996). Vital encou[...]., & Cheyne, J. (1996). Special event motivations and behaviour. C. Ryan (editor), The tourist experien[...]D. Nation (editors), Opening Education: policies and practices from
Open and Distance Education . Andover: Routledge.

Page, S[...]r, & C. Ryan (editors), Encyclopaedia of Business and Management
(pp. 214-223). London: International T[...]s), Changing Places: A
Geography of Restructuring in New Zealand (pp. 341-343). Auckland: Longman Paul.

Page, S. J. (1996). Introduction: Tourism and health. S. Cliff, & S. J. Page (editors), Health and the International Tourist
(pp. 1-20). London: Rou[...]Preface. S. Cliff, & S. J. Page (editors), Health and the International Tourist (p. XIX-XX). London:
Routledge.

Page, S. J. (1996). Urban tourism: analysing and evaluating the tourist experience. C. Ryan (edito[...]ll.

Page, S. J., & Hall, C. M. (1996). Australia and New Zealand's role in tourism in the Pacific. C. M. Hall, & S. J. Page
(editors), Tourism in the Pacific (pp. 161-189). London: International[...]J., & Hall, C. M. (1996). Future research issues and conclusions. C. M. Hall, & S. J. Page (editors), Tourism
in the Pacific (pp. 304-312). London: International[...]. J., & Hall, C. M. (1996). Introduction: Tourism in the Pacific. C. M. Hall, & S. J. Page (editors), Tourism in
the Pacific (pp. 1-15). London: International Tho[...]face. C. M. Hall, & S. J. Page (editors), Tourism in the Pacific (p. xx-xxi). London:
International Th[...]nities: implications for community-
based tourism in Auckland. J. Jenkins, G. Kearsley, & C. M. Hall (editors), Tourism Planning and Policy
in Australia and New Zealand (pp. 209-226). Melbourne, Australia: Irwin.

Page, S. J., & Lawton, G. (1996). Tourism in the Pacific Islands: Markets, development and planning issues. C. M. Hall,
& S. J. Page (editors), Tourism in the Pacific (pp. 273-303). London: International[...]& Patterson, G. (1996). Environmental philosophy and virtue ethics in the management education
curriculum. K. Woldring (editor), Business ethics in Australia and New Zealand (pp. 293-299.).
Melbourne: Thomas Nel[...]ndon: Cassells.

Ryan, C. (1996). Seeking quality in Pacific tourism. C. M. Hall, & S. J. Page (editors), Tourism in the Pacific: Issues
and Cases (pp. 146-160). London: International Thomson Publishing and Routledge.

Ryan, C. (1996), Similar motivations[...]‘time for our lives’: an examination of time in holidaying. C. Ryan (editor),
The Tourist[...]

Ryan, C., & Kinder, R. (1996). The deviant tourist and the crimogenic place. A. Pizam, & Y. Mansfeld (editors), Tourism,
Crime and International Security Issues (pp. 23-26). Chichester: Wiley.

Thomson, S. C. (1996). Culture in healthy foods: A case study. G. Elkin (editor), Human Resource Management in
Action (pp. 244-246). Palmerston North: Dunmore P[...]A. T. (1996). Pharmaceutical patents, monopolies and New Zealand's international trade agreements. Politics
of Health. The Australian Institute of Health, Law and Economics, Ist Annual Conference . 15-17
November[...]gional
Conference . 17-20 June, Dunedin. Gray, V. and Llanes, V. (editors). Executive Education Program[...]. The Resource Management Act, a bungy operation, and problems of planning. Pacific
Rim 2000: Issues, i[...]ionship between systems development methodologies and
organisational demographic: A survey of New Zeala[...](1996). International business course development and rationalisation for Asian
related studies at Mass[...]cott, D., & Woodside, A. (1996), Strategic issues in the establishment of a new campus. Proceedings
of[...]onal life cycle model for small business survival and
development in the South Pacific. Proceedings of Rent X Conferen[...]2.

Springett, D. V. (1996). Environmental issues and business management: A post-graduate paper in the greening of
business education. UNEP Industry and Environment Journal, January).

Van der Walt, N.[...]rence Paper

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psychologists. Pro[...]ington.

Legg, S. J. (1996). Ergonomics resources in New Zealand. Proceedings of the NZ Ergonom[...]

North, N. H. (1996). Purchasing and delivering health services for non-western health[...]ncounters with Whales'95 Colgan,
K., Prasser, $., and Jeffery, A. (editors). Toowoomba, Queensland, Aus[...]C. ( 1996). The economic impact of tourism events in Palmerston North, New Zealand. Towards Sustainabl[...]ale experience of tourism - a brief review. Women and Leadership: Power and
Practice: International Conference . February , Olsson, S. and Stirton, N. (editors). Palmerston North:
Massey U[...]iours as tourists. Australian National Conference and Tourism
and Hospitality Research . 6-10 February , Coffs Harb[...]der Walt, N., & Dolli, N. (1996). Fee sensitivity in the selection and evaluation of legal firms. New Zealand
Associatio[...]e of quality as a source
of competitive advantage in the marketing of legal services. ANZAM . December[...]Review

Bradbury, T. (1996). Leisure, recreation, and tourism. Journal of Sport Management, 10(2), 218-[...]nagement contract. Journal of Festival Management and Event Tourism,
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teacher educati[...]&2), 1-5.

Ferkins, L. R. (1996). Important links in Auckland tennis professional structure. Auckland[...],
12, 2-3.

Ferkins, L. R. (1996). Summer success in sponsorship stakes. Auckland Tennis: Between the[...]L, Isaac, A., & Legg, S. J. (1996). Investigation and evaluation of the
consequences of fitting TCAS II[...]P. J., & Forgie, V. (1996). The unfinished reform in local government: The legacy and the
prospect (Occasional Papers in Local Government Studies: No. 3). Massey U[...]

Management Systems and Department of Resource and Environmental Planning.

Khan, R. (1996). Busines[...](July/August), 15.

Khan, R. (1996). Productivity and productivity improvement. India-Fiji Express, (December), 11.

Khan, R. (1996). Record keeping in a small business. India-Fiji Express, (March/Apri[...]& Smith, P. M. (1996). Percetved physical demands in Olympic class yacht racing A Report for Yachting NZ
and Sport Science NZ (The Hillary Commission: May).[...]nded by the Hillary Commission for Sport, Fitness and Leisure, administered by Sport Science New
Zealan[...]file of Patients Consulting Registered Osteopaths
in the Central Region of New Zealand A Report for Re[...]n Journal, (6).

McConnell, R. C. (1996). Coaches and coaching, D. Levinson, & K. Christensen (eds), Th[...].

Patterson, G. (1996). New Zealand Universities in an Era of Challenge and Change (Department of Management
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Tweed, D. M. (1996). Dietitians and their Profession: where to from here? (Report to[...]tu: No. 1-3).

Van der Walt, N. (1996). Selection and evaluation of law firms. Jnstitute of Directors,[...]Van der Walt, N., & Meyer, D. (1996). Selection and evaluation of law firms. (Report to Institute of[...]1).

Walker, E. (1996). Maori Financial Services and Microenterprise Finance (Occasional Paper Series,[...]A. T. (1996). Pharmaceutical patents, monopolies and New Zealand's international treaty obligations. T[...]ip. The Sport Management Association of Australia and New
Zealand . 22-23 November, Lismore, New[...]

Ingley, C. (1996). Doing business in Germany: Requirements for exporting success. ANZA[...]rse for moving from mystery to mastery: ALP-DevCo and the action
learning programme. Outdoor Educators[...], Turangi.

Martin, A. J. (1996). Sport nutrition and fitness. NZ Soccer . January, Waiouru.

Martin, A. J. (1996). Sport nutrition and fitness. NZ Athletics . April, Palmerston North.

Martin, A. J. (1996). Sport nutrition and fitness. NZ Rugby . November, Palmerston North.

Mason, P. (1996). Tourism codes of conduct at the top and bottom of the world: regulating tourism in Antarctica and
the Arctic. Pacific Rim Tourism 2000 Conference.[...]u, P. (1996). (Facilitator). A Strategic research and development plan for the New Zealand pipfruit ind[...]for tourists. The 1996 World
Congress on Coastal and Marine Tourism . 19 June, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Oram[...]Wild dolphin based tourism. Minimizing the risks and maximizing the benefits. The Seventh
Pacific Congress on Marine Science and Technology . 21 June, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Page, C.[...]he criteria used to select management consultants in Australia and New Zealand.
ANZAM . 5 December, Wollongong, Australia.

Page, C., & Ingley, C. (1996). Innovation in management selection: the personal characteristic[...]potential travellers. Centre for Health Education and
Research, Christ Church College . November, Cante[...]Page, S. J. (1996). The role of the travel agent in healthy travel. Department of Tourism and Leisure Studies, Faculty
of Business Studies . November, University of Luton.

Page, S. J. (1996). Tourism in the Pacific: Issues and problems. Centre for Tourism Studies, Christ Chur[...]ber, Canterbury, UK.

Page, S. J. (1996). Tourism in the Pacific: Trouble in paradise? European Management School . October, University
of Swansea.

Page, S. J. (1996). Tourism planning in the less developed world. Centre for Tourism Stud[...]R. (1996). Contracting out quality: A case study in task cultures. ANZAM . 6 December,
Wollongong, Au[...]terson, G. (1996). Strategies of alliance: models and modes of postsecondary-university integration. Eu[...]Ryan, C. (1996). Economic impact of seven events in Palmerston North. Presentation to Economic Sub Co[...]orth.

Ryan, C. (1996). Liminal people - tourists and sex workers. Birmingham University . 1 June, Birm[...]n, C. The researcher's life cycle. Research staff and committee, CIT (Central Institute of Technology)[...]ngton.

Ryan, C. (1996). Socio-demographic change and implications for tourist demand. Tourism Policy G[...]rant acculturation: Study of new Chinese settlers in Auckland, ANZAM .
7 December, Wollongong, Australia.

Tweed, D. M. (1996). Strategic thinking in a female dominated profession: The changing face of dietetics in New
Zealand. ANZAM . December, Wollongong,[...]

Van der Walt, N. (1996). Client selection and evaluation of legal firms in New Zealand. Seminar for 100 invited guests
from[...]Hotel.

Van der Walt, N. (1996). Client selection and evaluation of legal firms in New Zealand. Seminar to 60 invited guests
from in[...]der Walt, N. (1996). Managing client interactions in international accounting firms. Auckland partners[...]der Walt, N. (1996). Research into the selection, and evaluation of legal and other professional services. Partners
of Hesketh[...]der Walt, N. (1996). Research into the selection and evaluation of legal and other professional services. Partners
of Kensingt[...]der Walt, N. (1996). Research into the selection and evaluation of legal and other professional services. Partners
of Simpson[...]e of quality as a source
of competitive advantage in the marketing of legal services. ANZAM . 5 Decemb[...].

Yusuf, A., & Neras, N. (1996). The development and practice of corporate planning in the South Pacific. ANZAM . 6
December, Wollongong[...]tt, $. (1996). (Conference organiser). Technology in Conferences. Hotel Conference Managers . June, Ca[...]Organizations

Bradbury, T. (1996). Club planning and development. Sport Auckland . 20 March, Auckland.

Bradbury, T. (1996). Goal setting and critical path planning. Sport North Harbour . 15[...]kland.

Bradbury, T. (1996). Volunteer management and sport. Department of Management and Employment Relations . 15
August, Auckland.

Chu,[...]ton North.

Chu, M. M. L, (1996), Teaching skills and techniques. Manawatu Sports Foundation . 28 April[...]rth.

Ferkins, L. R. (1996). Career opportunities in sport management. Department of Management and Employment
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Ferk[...]and sport organisations. Department of Management and Employment Relations .
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Hadfield, D. (1996). Effective attentional focus in batting and bowling. Manawatu Representative Senior Men's Cri[...]ton North.

Martin, A. J. (1996). Sport nutrition and fitness. Marist Sports Club . March, Palmerston N[...]ncil . 26 May.

Dewar, K. (1996). Sign management in Auckland regional parks. Auckland Regional Counci[...]Legg, S. J. (1996). Evaluation of postie fatigue in urban delivery rounds. NZ Post. August.

Madas, E[...]S. J. (1996). Evaluation of osteopathic practices and patients in the central region of
New Zealand. Registered Ost[...]New Zealand. May.

Martin, A. J. (1996). A study in self concept. A Research Contract with Out[...]

Ryan, C. Economic impact of seven events in Palmerston North. Palmerston North City Council.[...]N. (1996). Consultancy. Hesketh Henry, Barristers and Solicitors . Ongoing.

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Bradbury, T. (1996). Volleyball and sport experiences. Aotearoa Radio. 28 September, Auckland Region.

Bradbury, T. (1996). Women in sport. Aotearoa Radio . 19 December, Auckland.

Dewar, K. (1996). Rainfall and visitors to Westland National Park. Auckland Acce[...]uckland . December.

Opara, L. U. (1996). Tourism in the North Shore. North Shore Times.

Orams, M. B. (1996). Dolphin-based tourism in New Zealand. NZPA Wire Service, (1 August).

Orams, M. B. (1996). Dolphin-based tourism in New Zealand. Marlborough Express, (15 August).

O[...]Interviewed by, A. D'Audney). Research into legal and accounting services. Business Hour:
TV 1. August.

Van der Walt, N. (1996). Six ‘sins’ for law firms in business. Northern Advocate, (7 August).

MAORI S[...]e, M. H. (1996). The development of Maori Studies in New Zealand universities. He Pukenga Korero, 1(2)[...]al Paper

Durie, M. H. (1996). Identity, conflict and the search for nationhood. Australasian Psychiatr[...]89-193.

Durie, M. H. (1996). Maori participation in a reformed health system. Health Manager, 3(3), 3-5.

Durie, M. H. (1996). Maori, science, and Maori development. People and Performance, 43), 20-25.

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Gillies, A. (1996). Quality and cultural relevance in the management of Maori health services. Health M[...]ference Paper

Durie, M. H. (1996). Maori science and development. The National Association of Maori Mathematicians, Scientists
and Technologists Durie, M. H. (editor). Wellington:[...](1996). Kaupapa Maori health research methodology and its use. Tenth International Conference on
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Durie, M. H. (1996). Cultural identity and Maori mental health. Maori Polytechnic Nursing St[...]24
June, Whanganui.

Durie, M. H. (1996). Culture and caring - Maori cultural identity. Australian & Ne[...]Rotorua.

Durie, M. H. (1996). Identity, conflict and the search for nationhood. Royal Australian and New Zealand College of
Psychiatrists Conference.[...]on.

Durie, M. H. (1996). Maori cultural identity and the New Zealand search for nationhood. Society for the Study of
Psychiatry and Culture. 17 October, Wanaka.

Durie, M. H. (1996). Maori health and access to Maori resources. Public Health Associat[...]August, Rotorua.

Durie, M. H. (1996). Rangatahi and the right to be Maori. Children's Coalition Confe[...]ston North.

Durie, M. H. (1996). Social cohesion and aspirations for sovereignty. ANZTSR Conference. 4[...]n.

Durie, M. H. (1996). Sovereignty, New Zealand and Maori autonomy. Victoria University. 9 October, W[...]l
Association of Maori Mathematicians, Scientists and Technologists. 3 July, Hamilton.

McKinley,[...]aori. Presentation to Auckland-based Maori Tribal
and Community Groups. 29 August, Auckland.

Christens[...]e Maori language. Pangarau - a course for primary
and secondary school teachers in the Taranaki region. 3 May, Opunake.

Christensen[...]e Maori language. Pangarau - a course for primary
and secondary school teachers in the Wellington region. 8 May, Wellington.

Christ[...]The teaching of mathematics using Maori concepts and examples. Workshop: Manawatu
Mathematics Teachers[...]96). An introduction to the Oranga Kaumatua Study and fieldworker protocols:
Training of Maori communit[...]96). An introduction to the Oranga Kaumatua study and fieldworker protocols:
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Training of Maori communit[...]96). An introduction to the Oranga Kaumatua Study and fieldworker protocols:
Training of Maori communit[...]96). An introduction to the Oranga Kaumatua Study and fieldworker protocols:
Training of Maori communit[...]96). An introduction to the Oranga Kaumatua Study and fieldworker protocols:
Training of Maori communit[...]96). An introduction to the Oranga Kaumatua Study and fieldworker protocols:
Training of Maori communit[...]96). An introduction to the Oranga Kaumatua Study and fieldworker
protocols: Training of Maori communit[...]anau o Waipareira Trust, Maori Studies Department and Education Department of Auckland University.
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Edwards, W. J. (1996). Kaumatua health and well-being. Te Whare Punanga Korero Trust. 1 May,[...]s, W. J., & Ratima, M. M. (1996). Kaumatua health and well-being. Taumarunui Community Maori Hea[...]

Ratima, M. M. (1996). Kaumatua health and well-being. Waibopai Runaka. 17 May, Invercargill.

Ratima, M. M., & Edwards, W. J. (1996). Kaumatua health and well-being. Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga. 20 May,
Ha[...]aldon, J. A. (1996). Oranga
Kaumatua - the health and well-being of older Maori. Te Puni Kokiri and the Ministry of Health. Ongoing.

Fitzgerald, E.[...]Maori profiles
- an integrated approach to policy and planning. Te Puni Kokiri. 3 May.

Forster, M., &[...]from preventable infectious disease,
maintenance and improvement of mobility, and the reduction of disability from incontinence. Mi[...]l
Association of Maori Mathematicians, Scientists and Technologists. Te Puni Kokiri. July.

McKinley, S[...]ional injury: target groups for health gain Maori and
children: A report for, Midland Regional Health A[...]tima, M. M., & Allan, G. R. (1996). Whanau health and well-being: a contemporary profile of the whanau:[...]& Waldon, J. (1996). Oranga Whanau:
Maori bealth and well-being, and whanau: A report for the Health Research Council[...]Gillies, A. M., & Ratima, M. M. (1996). Education
and training issues relevant to Maori alcohol and other drug needs: A report for, Alcohol and Drug Issues
Ltd. Palmerston North: Massey University.

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Black, E. T. (1996).[...]

Gend[...], R. (1996). Susceptibility to goods on promotion in supermarkets. Journal of Retailing and
Consumer Services, 3(4), 233-239.

Wright, M. (1996). The dubious assumptions of segmentation and targeting. Management Decision, 34(1), 18-24.

2[...]that Self Destruct Companies, Customer Services, and Jobs. Sydney:
McGraw Hill.

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Hoek, J., & Gendall, P. (1996). Public Op[...]editor),
Dangerous Democracy? News Media Politics in New Zealand. (pp. 210-227). Palmerston North, New[...]M. (1996). The Usefulness of Open-Ended Questions in Survey Research: Further Data. Australia New
Zeal[...]). Influences on the Buying of Goods On-Promotion in
Supermarkets. Food Distribution Research S[...]

Turner, P., & Hoek, J. (1996). The Extent and Stability of VCR Time Shifting Behaviour. Austral[...]kland.

Wright, M., & Kearns, Z. (1996). Progress in Marketing Science. Australia New Zealand Marketin[...]E. Pawson (editors), Changing Places: New
Zealand in the Nineties, (pp. 60-63). Auckland, New Zealand:[...], Marr, N. E., & Bell, G. (1996). Service Quality and Purchase Intentions in New Zealand Restaurants.
(Working Paper Series: T[...]ategies for Optimum Occupancy. National Religious and Welfare Conference for Services
for Older People.[...]ds. 11 November, Whangarei.

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Buchanan, R. W. (1996). The[...]e), 235-245.

Anthony, G. (1996). Active Learning in a Constructivist Framework. Educational Studies in Mathematics, 31, 349-369,

Anthony, G. (1996). Wh[...]amiltonian triangulations with large connectivity and
tepresentativity. Combinatorial Theory, 68, 45-55.

B[...]Decomposition
With Time Extrapolation. Computers and Mathematics With Applications, 3X2), 75-90.

Day,[...]ns: eight women’s experiences. Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and
Engineering, 3(1), 37-51.

Hendy, M. D., & Penny,[...]Some Stochastic Models Of Sequence
Evolution With and Without The Molecular Clock Assumption. Journal o[...]. J., & Wake, G. C. (1996). Gel'fand’s Equation in Spherical Domains: Il. Further Results and the Spherical
Annulus Revisited. Nonlinear Dynami[...]. (1996). Corrected Parsimony, Minimum Evolution, and
Hadamard Conjugations. Systematic Biology, 45, 59[...]frican Origin for Homo Sapiens. Molecular Biology and Evolution, 12, 863-882.

Swift, A. (1996). Multiple steady state solutions and shape factors for a combustion problem. Zeitschri[...]996). On Retarded Function Differential Equations and Henstock-Kuizweil
Integrals. Journal of Differential and Integral Equations, 9, 569-580.

van-Brunt, B., &[...]6), Potential Applications of Weingarten Surfaces in CAGD. Computed Aided Geometric
Design, 13, 569-58[...]. C., & Rodin, E. Y. (Eds.). (1996). Mathematical and Computer Modelling (Vol. 24). Pergamon.

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Anthony, G. (1996). The nature of learning strategies in mathematics education. A. Jones, B. Barbour, A. B[...]54-73). Hamilton: Centre for Science, Mathematics and Technology Education Research,
University of Waik[...]W. F. Shadwick (editors),
Integration Algorithms and Classical Mechanics (pp. 141-149). Providence, Rh[...]achlan, R. L., & Scovel, C. (1996). Open problems in symplectic integration. J. E. Marsden, G. W. Patrick, & W. F.
Shadwick (editors), Integration Algorithms and Classical Mechanics (pp. 151-180). Providence, Rh[...]atical Society.

Thornley, G. (1996). Mathematics in Further Education. J. Neyland (editor), Mathemati[...]ics.

Walshaw, M. (1996). Somewhere beyond safety in numbers: postmodern implications for the implementation of
Mathematics in the New Zealand Curriculum. SAMEpapers 199[...]

Johnston, M, R. (1996). A Game Tree[...]s of the International Conference on Porous Media and Their Applications in Science,
Engineering and Industry Kona, Hawaii: Engineering Foundation & I[...]Amouzegar, M. A. (1996). Quasiconvex Optimization and Location Theory. Journal of Interfaces, 265), 81-[...]Knight, G., & Meyer, D. (1996). Critical Factors in the Implementation of New Mathematics Curriculum.[...]Bilevel Programming Problems.
Operations Research and the Management Sciences Conference Atlanta, Georg[...]composition Algorithms for Problems With Boundary and Interior Layers.
New Zealand Mathematics Colloqui[...]arate an orientable 3-graph. Discrete Mathematics and
Theoretical Computer Science. 9-13 December, The University of Auckland.

McLachlan, R. I. (1996). Flows and maps preserving differential and integral invariants. Department of Applied
Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, 22 October, Cambridge, Unite[...]erdam.

McLachlan, R. I. (1996). Numerical models and conservation laws. Issac Newton Institute,[...]

Star, L. (1996). The Ultimate Guide to Lesbian and Gay Film and Video by Jenni Olson. ed. London: Serpent's Tail, 1996.
Feminist Studies in Aotearoa Journal, 54December 16), (FMST@stonebow.otago.ac.nz).

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Star, L. (1996). Women’s power walking:[...]eed Conference Paper

Bassett, G. R. (1996). Myth and the Western. Centenary of Cinema in New Zealand Conference University of Waikato.

St[...]6). The Million Dollar Czech Who Bounced: Martina and the Media. Proceedings of the Second Lesbian
Studies Conference. 19-21 May, Laurie, A. J., Evans, L., and Seivright, R. (editors). Wellington: Victoria
Uni[...]nnell, B. (1996). Film about Aotearoa/New Zealand in the Studio Era. A Celebration of the Centenary of Cinema
in New Zealand, University of Waikato.

McDonnell, B. (1996). Hollywood Representations of New Zealand in the 1940s and 50s. Association of Teachers of
the Media (ATOM) Conference on Media: Issues and Inspirations. 24 November, Brisbane.

Slater, G.[...]s of the Media (ATOM) Conference on Media: Issues
and Inspirations. 24 November, Brisbane.

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McDonnell, B. (1996). Shortland Street: Production, Text, Audience by Barbara Cairns and Helen Martin. Published
in 1996 by Macmillan, Auckland, 63-64.

Meek, A. (19[...]ading by Eric Livingston. Yearbook of Comparative and General Literature,
Indiana University, 137-140.[...]),
252-254.

Star, L. (1996). White Guys: Studies in Postmodern Domination and Difference by Fred Pfeil. Sites: Journal of Radic[...]Professional Bodies

McDonnell, B. (1996). 1940s and 1950s New Zealand film. Social Sciences Faculty S[...]How to answer Bursary film questions. North Shore and Northland 7th form English students.
29 August, M[...]R. (1996). Knowledge Base Profile - Media Studies and Communication. Office of Chief Scientist: Ministry
for Research Science and Technology.

MICROBIOLOGY AND GENETICS

1 Refereed Journal Paper

Hotter, G. (1996). Molecular signalling events in the activation of plant defenses against pathogen[...]illis, M. (1996). Identification of Agrobacterium and Rhizobium
species based on cellular fatty acid composition. Plant and Soil, 184, 143-158.

Liu, $.-Q., Pritchard, G. G.[...]. J., & Pilone, G. J. (1996). Arginine catabolism in wine lactic acid bacteria:
is it via the arginine[...]ey, N. K., & Thornton, R. J. (1996). Purification and characterization of urease
from Schizosaccharomyc[...]., Lewis, P. E., & Pankhurst, C. E. (1996).
Novel and Complex Chromosomal Arrangement of Rhizobium loti[...]1996). Isolation of fungi from the pelage of cats and dogs using the hairbrush technique.
Mycopathologi[...]ation of proteolytic enzymes of Microsporum canis and
Microsporum cookei. Mycoses, 39, 279-282.

Stange[...]Hotter, G. $. (1996). Molecular Signalling Events in the Activation of Plant Defenses against P[...]

Bradshaw, R. E. (1996). Recent developments in Dothistroma pini research. HortResearch. 12 March[...]Analysis of Secondary Metabolite Gene Expression in Penicillium paxilli Using
Differential Display. T[...]h Agrohacterium-mediated
transformation frequency and T-DNA copy number in tobacco. Sixth Annual Queenstown Molecular
Biolog[...]. (29 September 1996). Quantitative assessment of
in planta distribution of metabolic activity and gene expression of endophytic fungi. Australian and New
Zealand Societies for Microbiology, Internati[...]inia_enterocolitica - A blood transfusion dilemma in New Zealand. National
Immunohaematology Continuin[...]Pilone, G. J. (1996). Biological deacidification in Wine-making. Spring School in Grapes and Wine. 21 September,
Lincoln University, Canterbur[...]ational Conference of N.Z. Institute of
Chemistry and the N.Z. Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. 3-6 December, Dunedin, New
Zea[...]e version of MSL-1 causes male-specific
lethality in Drosophila. Australian Dipteran Genetics Meeting.[...]es to the Cloning
of Paxilline Biosynthetic Genes in Penicillium paxilli, Gordon Conference on ‘Cellular and Molecular
Mycology’. 18 June, Holderness School[...]. Plasmid Tagging of Paxilline Biosynthetic Genes in
Penicillium paxilli. The Sixth Annual Quee[...]

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Bradshaw, R. (1996). Battle[...]). Dietary influences on endogenous ileal protein and amino acid loss in the pig -
A review. Acta Agricultura Scandanavica[...](1996). Different expressions of dietary protein and amino acid digestibility in pig feeds
and their application in protein evaluation: A theoretical approach. Acta[...]upon the chemical composition
of cottonseed meal and upon the reactivity of cottonseed condensed tannins. Journal of the Science of Feed
and Agriculture, 72, 263-272.

Feng, Y., Moughan, P.[...]tannins on the ileal digestibility
of amino acids in casein and cottonseed kernal. British Journal of Nutrition,[...]996). The effect of condensed tannins from heated and
unheated cottonseed on the ileal digestibility of amino acids for the growing rat and pig. British Journal
of Nutrition, 76, 359-371.[...]Tartellin, M. F. (1996). Gut endogenous nitrogen and amino acid excretions in adult
domestic cats fed a protein-free diet or an[...]). Animal factors influencing protein utilisation in the pig. The International Journal on Feed,
Nutrition and Technology, Feed Mix, 9, 8-12.

Moughan, P. J., G[...]& Rutherfurd, S. M. (1996). Absorption of lysine and deoxyketosyllysine in an early-
maillard browned casein by the growing pig. journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 44(6), 1520-
1525.

Moughan, P. J[...]method for determining digestible reactive lysine in foods. journal
of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 44(8), 2202-2209.

Skorupski, M.,[...]. Estimation of genetic parameters for production and reproduction
traits in pigs using restricted maximum likelihood. New Zea[...]f Agricultural Research, 39, 387-
395.

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Moughan, P. J. (1996). Precision in formulating diets for lean pig meat production. P[...]ations

Darragh, A. J. (1996). Protein Metabolism in Humans - A Review: Dairy Nutrition and Health Programme on behaif of
the New Zealand Dai[...]Determining Endogenous Ileal Amino Acid Excretion in Simple-Stomached Mammals,
with Application to Describing Protein Digestibility in Dairy Products (Final Report to the New Zealand
D[...]han, P. J. (1996). ileal amino acid digestibility in broilers (vi) Comparison of apparent and true
amino acid digestibility determined using th[...]ndertaken
on behalf of Tegal Foods Ltd., Auckland and Australian Poultry Ltd., Sydney). Palmerston Nort[...]ghan, P. J. (1996). Heal amino acid digestibility in broilers (vii) Assessment of a new ileal amino
ac[...]ndertaken on behalf of Tegel Foods
Ltd., Auckland and Australian Poultry Ltd, Sydney). Palmerston North[...]., & Moughan, P. J. (1996). The effect of phytase in the in vitro nitrogen and amino acid digestibility
of selected feedstuffs ([...]Centre on behalf of Gist-
brocades (Netherlands) and BASF Australia Ltd.).

13 Addresses to Profession[...]. (1996). Application of Growth Simulation Models in Animal Science. National Renderers Association,
USA Taichung, Taiwan.

Moughan, P. J. (1996). Precision in formulating diets for lean pig meat production. N[...]iwan.

Moughan, P. J. (1996). Recent developments in food evaluation science. National Renderers Assoc[...]us Herds - An Opportunity to Maximise Performance and Profit.

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Crisp, J., Chick, N.,[...]ng
quantitative research findings. Nursing Praxis in New Zealand, 11(2), 31-35.

Crisp, J., Chick, N.,[...]ing
qualitative research findings. Nursing Praxis in New Zealand, 11(3), 19-25.

Rodgers, J. (1996). P[...]d Army Nursing Service, 1914-1915.
Nursing Praxis in New Zealand, 11(2), 4-12.

White, G. (1996). Sexual activity between doctors and patients. New Zealand Medical Journal, (109), 127.

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Rodgers, J. (1996). Edna Pengelly,[...]

White, G. (1996). The Hippocratic Oath in Perspective. First Australian & NZ Conference on Sexual Exploitation by
Health Professionals and Clergy. 12-14 April, Sydney, Australia.

White, G. (1996). Prevalence of, and attitudes towards social and sexual contact with patients among GPs in New
Zealand. First Australian & NZ Conference on Sexual Exploitation by Health Professionals and Clergy. 12-
14 April, Sydney, Australia.

6 Non-R[...]Registered Nurse’s concern responded to legally and ethically. College
of Nurses Aotearoa NZ Inc, (Au[...]s, J. (1996). The great disappearing act: nursing and midwifery history. National Education Conference.[...]e Springs.

Woods, M. (1996). Contemporary issues in nursing ethics. Ethics, the Health Care Conscienc[...]n, C. (1996). Striking a Balance - Families, Work and Early Childhood Education. ISSUES, (August), 18-1[...]er, J. (1996). Registered nurses, enrolled nurses and caregivers. College of Nurses, Aotearoa (NZ) Ltd.[...]White, G. (1996). Sexual Activity between doctors and patients. NZM/, 1091019), 127.

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Batten, L. (1996). Research in nursing. Presentation of findings. Taranaki Polytechnic and Taranaki Base Hospital.
28 May, New Plymouth.

Carryer, J. (1996). Second presentation discussing research in progress on women and body size. Manawatu Health
Teachers Association.[...]April, Auckland.

Rodgers, J. A. (1996). Nursing and Midwifery Historical Studies. Manawatu Polytechni[...]erston North.

Rogers, J. (1996). The differences and similarities of nursing and midwifery in Australia and New Zealand: An historical
overview. Department o[...]anizations
Dignam, D. (1996). Coming to know self and coming to know baby; a look at intimacy and breastfeeding. La Leche

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Rodgers, J. (1996). New Zealand Nurses and World War I: Lost Socks in the Military Laundromat. Auckland Medical
History[...]of New Zealand:
Supporting Mental Health Services in the Community. WEA . August, New Zealand.

16 Pro[...]996). Evaluate proposals for continuing education in mental health nursing. College of Nurses, Aotearoa
(NZ) Ltd. March.

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Dignam, D. (1996). Nursing and Midwifery contribution to postgraduate education.[...]nd.

Dignam, D., & Benn, C. (1996). Breastfeeding and research. Auckland Institute of Technology Varsit[...]1 Refereed Journal Paper

Bestor, T. W. (1996). Plato’s Semantics and Plato's Cave. Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy, 14, 33-82.

Perrett, R. W. (1996). Autobiography and Self-Deception: Conjoining Philosophy, Literature, and Cognitive
Psychology. Mosaic, 2%4), 25-40.

Perret, R. W. (1996). Buddhism, Euthanasia and the Sanctity of Life. journal of Medical Ethics, 25), 309-313.

Perrett, R. W. (1996). Killing, Letting Die and the Bare Difference Argument. Bioethics, 12), 131-139.

Perret, R. W. (1996). Symbols, Icons and Stupas. British Journal of Aesthetics, 36(4), 432-438.

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Brien, A. J. (1996). Regulating Virtue: Implementing and Enforcing Codes of Ethics. K. Woldring (editor), Business
Ethics in Australia and New Zealand (pp. 134-144). Melbourne: Thomas Nelson.

Mercer, R. (1996). The Brocade Robe Model and Jori. H. Ogawa (editor), Baten Gakkai-Ho (pp. 1-14 in English, 54-
66 in Japanese). Tokyo: Tokyo University Press.

Mercer, R. (1996). Shintoism: Voices in the Wilderness. J. Veitch (editor), Can Humanity[...]& Patterson, G. (1996). Environmental Philosophy and Virtue Ethics in the Management Education
Curriculum. K. Woldring (editor), Business Ethics in Australia and New Zealand (pp. 293-299).
Melbourne: Nelson.

Schouls, P. A. (1996). Amauld and the Modern Mind. E. J. Kremer (editor), Interpret[...]379.

Perret, R. W. (1996). Perception, Knowledge and Disbelief. Australasian Journal of Philoso[...]

Battye, J. A. K. (1996). Philosophy for Children in New Zealand, Past Achievements and Future Plans. Institute for the
Advancement of Ph[...]Battye, J. A. K. (1996). Universal Prescriptivism and Utilitarianism. Institute for the Advancement of[...]Palmerston
North.

Brien, A. J. (1996). Practice and Professionalism. Department of Nursing & Midwifer[...]University.

Perret, R. W. (1996). Symbols, Icons and Stupas. Joint Australian and New Zealand Religious Studies Conference. 6
July,[...]ouls, P. A. (1996). Inaugural Lecture: Revolution and Post-Modernism. Massey University staff and general public.
3 October, Auditorium, Main Build[...]assey University.

Schouls, P. A. (1996). Society and its Experts: asking too little and giving too much. Veterinary Faculty, Massey
Unive[...]ing of Whales by
Measurement of Current Densities in the Brain and Heart of Dead Whales. Medical and Biological
Engineering and Computing, 34, 1-11.

Brown, J. H., Cohen, C., Parry, D. A. D. et al. (1996). Heptad Breaks in a-Helical Coiled-Coils: Stutters and Stammers.
Proteins: Structure, Function and Genetics, 26, 134-145.

Callaghan, P. T. et al. (1996). NMR Imaging, NMR Diffraction and Application of Pulsed Gradient Spin Echoes in Porous
Media. Magnetic Resonance Imaging,[...]

Callaghan, P. T. et al. (1996). Susceptibility and Diffusion Effects in NMR Microscopy. Encylopaedia of Magnetic
Resonanc[...]. A. F. (1996). A Study of the “Spurt effect” in Wormlike
Micelles using Nuclear Magnetic Resonanc[...]f Motion using Magnetic Field Gradients. Advances
in Magnetic and Optical Resonance, 19, 325-388.

Coy, A. Kaplan,[...]l. (1996). Collagen Fibril Diameter
Distributions in Ligaments and Tendons of the Carpal Region of the Horse. Connec[...]th Alternative C-termini: Structure, Distribution
and Evolution of Mouse Kinectin. Immunology and Cell Biology, 74, 421-433.

Mair, R. W., Callaghan, P. T. etal. (1996). Observation of Shear Banding in Wormlike Micelles by NMR Velocity Imaging.
Europh[...]e Low-angle
Equatorial X-ray Diffraction Pattern, and the Axial Disposition of Putative Disulphide Bonds in the Intra-
and the Inter- Protofilamentous Networks. Znternation[...]Polymer
Solutions using Dynamic Light Scattering and Ultracentrifugation. Journal of Molecular Structu[...]uclear Magnetic Resonance
Imaging of Slip Effects inand measurement of
hydrodynamic dispersion in porous media by PGSE NMR. Journal of Magnetic Res[...]. A. et al. (1996). Visualization of pH Gradients
in the Larval Midgut of Spodoptera litura using 31P-[...]rnal of Insect Physiology, 42,
777-7).

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Patterson-Kane, J. C., Davankar, $. P., F[...]D. et al. (1996). The
Influence of Age, Exercise and Anatomical Site on the Microstructure of Ligaments in the Equine
Forelimbs. C. Balduini, P. Cherubino, G. De Luca et al. (editors), Biology and Physiopathology of the
Extracellular Matrix (pp.[...]al processing. International Conference on Trends in
Industrial Measurements and Automation Madras, India.(pp. 274-280)

6 Non-Ref[...]Eccles, C. D. (1996). Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in Antarctica. Australian and New Zealand

Callaghan, P. T. et al. (1996). NMR Microscopy and Related Topics. Kobe University, Nippon Steel, To[...]ghan, P. T. (1996). Pulsed Gradient Spin Echo NMR and ESR Diffraction. 4th NMR Summer School. June 4,
Z[...]an, P. T. (1996). Some Fourier Depictions of Flow and Diffusion in Restricted Geometries. New Zealand
Mathematics Co[...]merston North.

Hall, B. D. (1996 ). Size effects in the structure of nanometre-sized atomic clusters. Department of Physics and
Astronomy, University of Canterbury. 2 August, Ch[...]. Conservation of Discrete Heptad Discontinuities in Proteins and the Likely Structural Role of
Stutters, Stammers and Skips. Biozentrum. 4 July, Basel, Switzerland.

P[...]India.

Parry, D. A. D. (1996). Hard Keratins: a and b. National Institutes of Health. 8 July, Bethesd[...](1996). Structural Features of Horse Leg Tendons and Ligaments: Variation with Age, Function and
Location. Italian Society for Orthopaedic Research and the Italian Society for Connective Tissue Research.
2 July, Varese, Italy.

Reid, C. (1996). Chaos in a double-well potential. Physics Department, Waik[...]l Association of Maori Mathematicians, Scientists and Technologists.
5 July, Hamilton, New Zealand.

Whinerary, 5. (1996). Origins, Aims and Objectives of the 1996 NZEST Exam. Auckland Semin[...]D. (1996). Collagen fibril diameter
distributions in ligaments and tendons of the carpal region of the horse. Connec[...]Thorarensen, H. (1996). Coronary arteriosclerosis in rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss (Walbaum),
is r[...]ie, P. S., & Thorarensen, H. (1996). Heart growth in rainbow trout in response to exogenous testosterone and 17-
a methyltestosterone. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, 117A, 1123-1128.

Tungthanat[...]n on
postnatal development of the small intestine in piglets during the first 24 hours after birth. Kh[...], & Gluckman, P. D. (1996).
Morphological changes in the oesophagus of newborn pigs: Effects of age, diet and oral insulin-like
growth factor I (IGF-I) or IGF-II. Journal of Reproduction, Fertility and Development, 8, 903-909.

Young, G., Thorarensen,[...]1-ketotestosterone suppresses interrenal activity in rainbow trout
(Oncorbynchus mykiss). General and Comparative Endocrinology, 103, 301-307.

5 Refer[...]$. (1996). Practical ways to teach animal ethics and vertebrate structure and function in schools. Proceedings
of the Australia and New Zealand Council for the Care of Animals in Research and Teaching Workshop
on ‘Animals in teaching’, ANZCCART Glen Osmond, South Australi[...]ffect of vagotomy on pancreatic insulin
secretion in lactating sheep. Proceedings of the New Zealand S[...]Cockrem, J. F. (1996). Annual reproductive cycles in New Zealand birds. Proceedings of the Third Congress of the Asia
and Oceania Society for Comparative Endocrinology Jos[...]y of kiwi. Improving our
Understanding of Ratites in a Farming Environment Deeming, D. C. (editor). Ma[...]releasing hormone (GnRH) to induce ovarian growth in ducks (Report to the Department
of Conservation,[...]P. S. (1996). A study of cetacean biology for 6th and 7th form biology. Investigating Whales.
Pa[...]

Cockrem, J. F. (1996). Reproductive biology and conservation of the kakapo - an endangered New Ze[...]1996). Reproductive biology of the Adelie penguin in Antarctica. Department of Zoology, University
of[...]Littin, K. E., & Osborne, R. M. (1996). Variation in plasma corticosterone levels in the
chicken (Gallus domesticus), grey duck (Anas superciliosa) and mallard (Anas platyrhynchos). Vith
International Symposium on Avian Endocrinology. 30 March, Banff, Canada.[...]The breeding season of
captive kiwi (Apteryx sp.) in captivity as determined from egg-laying dates. Improving our Understanding
of Ratites in a Farming Environment. 27-29 March, Manchester, U[...]., & Thorarensen, H. (1996). Effect of maturation and cardiac hypertrophy on cardiac performance in
rainbow trout. 15th Annual Scientific Meeting of[...]Davies, A. S. (1996). Alternatives to animal use in education. Regional meeting of the NZ National An[...]tute for animal use. ANZCAART Conference; Animals in
Education: Value, Responsibilities and Questions, 27-28 September, Canberra, Australia.[...](1996). The potential for computer aided learning in veterinary education. Second Pan Pacific Veterina[...]stration. Proceedings of the Workshop on Advances
in Animal Behaviour and Welfare in Australasia and Africa - International Society for Applied Etholo[...]ffect of vagotomy on pancreatic
insulin secretion in lactating sheep. Proceedings of the New Zealand S[...]talis, A. (August 1996). The effect on heart rate and facial skin temperature of wearing
respiratory pr[...]ng done with prior injection of local anaesthetic and/or non-
steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesic. Proceedings of the Workshop on Advances in Animal Behaviour and
Welfare in Australasia and Africa - International Society for Applied Etholo[...]nts poster. Second World Congress on Alternatives and Animal
Use in the Life Sciences. October, Utrecht, The Netherla[...]. (1996). Insulin-like growth factor localisation
in wool follicles. The New Zealand Society of[...]

Cockrem, J. F. (1996). (Convenor and Chairman). Symposium on environmental and conservation endocrinology.
March, Banff, Canada.

Cockrem, J. F. (1996). (Convenor and Chairman of poster session). Symposium on environmental and conservation
endocrinology. March, Banff, Canada.

Cockrem, J. F. (1996). (Convenor and Chairman). Symposium on growing callas and other flowers in New Zealand.
January, Sydney, Australia.

15 Addr[...]ons
Davies, A. S. (1996). Computer aided learning in veterinary education. Knowledge Centre Symposium on Innovation
in Teaching. 2 July, Palmerston North, N.Z.

PLANT BIOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

1 Refereed Journal Paper

Banniste[...], P. E. (1996). An investigation of recalcitrance in seeds of three native New Zealand
woody species.[...]Gould, K. $., & Jameson, P. E. (1996). Cytokinins and the regulation of plant form in three
species of Sophora. New Zealand Journal of[...]P. E. (1996). The relationship between virulence and cytokinin production by
Rhodococcus fascians (Til[...]some stochastic models of sequence
evolution with and without the molecular clock. Journal of Computati[...], D. (1996). Conserved sequence motifs, alignment and
secondary structure for the third domain of animal 12S rRNA. Molecular Biology and Evolution, 13, 150-
169.

Leung, E., Print, C. G.[...]1996 ). Cloning of novel kinectin splice variants and alternative c-termini:structure, distribution and
evolution of mouse kinectin. Immunology & Cell Bi[...]pping, M. E., & Jameson, P. E. (1996). Cytokinins and fruit development in the kiwifruit
(Actinidia deliciosa). Il. Effects of reduced pollination and CPPU application. Physiologia Plantarum,
98, 187-[...]ierer, D. M., & Jameson, P. E. (1996). Cytokinins and fruit development in the kiwifruit
(Actinidia deliciosa). 1. Changes d[...]J., & Penny, D. (1996). Evolution of chlorophyll and
bacteriochlorophyll: The problem of invariant sites in sequence analysis. Proceedings of the National
Ac[...]. A., & Larkum, A. W. D. (1996). Gene duplication and the evolution of photosynthetic reaction
c[...]

Rob[...]rooks, R., & Kirkman, J. (1996). The distribution and fate of arsenic in the Waikato River
system, North Island, New Zealand. Chemical Speciation and Bioavailability, 7, 89-96.

Stange, R. R., Jeffar[...]8.

Thomas, R. G. (1996). Limitations to seed set in white clover (Trifolium repens L.). Preliminary O[...]Pasumarty, S. V. (1996). Limitations to seed set in white clover (Trifolium repens L.). II. The influ[...]localization of a tandemly repeated DNA sequence
in Trifolium repens L. Cell Research, 6, 39-46.

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Swofford, D. L., Olsen, G. J., Waddell, P[...]., & Penny, D. (1996). Evolutionary trees of apes and humans from DNA sequences. A. Lock, & C. R. Peter[...]per

Thomas, R. G. (1996). Maximum seed potential in white clover: factors influencing seed set per floret. Grassland
Research and Practise: Vol. 6. White Clover: New Zealand's Competitive Edge Woodfield, D. R. (editor).
Christchurch and Palmerston North, New Zealand: Agronomy Society o[...]13.

Campbell, E. 0. (1996). Review of SJ. Jarman and B.A. Fuher, Mosses and liverworts of rainforest in Tasmania and
south-eastern Australia. New Zealand Botanical So[...]d, H. A. (1996). Do you deposit voucher specimens in an herbarium? If not, why not? New Zealand
Botani[...]n investigation of the significance of oil bodies in Marchantia polymorpha as
a snail repellant. New Z[...]s, M. T. (1996). Response to water-deficit stress in the native New Zealand tussock, Festuca

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