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Children’s poor development linked to risk factors
21 July 2014Routinely collected health data on pregnant women could be used in a better way to identify ‘at risk’ children earlier and more effectively, according to a new report. -
Experts highlight big gaps in healthy food policies
18 July 2014Healthy food policies to promote childhood health and reduce obesity are lacking, according to a report highlighting the policy priorities assessed by an expert panel of more than 50 New Zealand public health professionals, medical practitioners and NGO leaders. -
Family violence still significant problem
08 July 2014Family violence is still a significant problem in New Zealand, according to the latest data summaries released by the NZ Family Violence Clearinghouse. -
Silver rainbow kit well received
03 July 2014A resource kit for staff caring for older lesbian, gay and bisexual residents has been launched. -
Canterbury teens go online for mental health
01 July 2014Canterbury is leading the charge in the uptake of SPARX, an online tool that helps young people deal with depression.
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Which meta-analysis should I believe? An exploration of publication bias and methods to detect it Event as iCalendar
24 July 2014, 12:30 - 1:30pmMethods & Issues Seminar -
Expressive Machines Event as iCalendar
25 July 2014, 3 - 4pmAcademy Award winner, Mark Sagar, will present on research taking place at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute's Laboratory for Animate Technologies. -
'Exploring the Definition of Vulnerability for Children in their First 1000 Days' report launch and seminar Event as iCalendar
25 July 2014, 10am - 12pmGrowing Up in New Zealand, in conjunction with the University of Auckland and Families Commission invites you to attend a seminar to launch the first report in their new 'Vulnerability and Resilience' series. -
Growing up in New Zealand data access workshops Event as iCalendar
25 July 2014, 1 - 3pm9-month data from the Growing Up in New Zealand longitudinal study is being made available for the first time for use by researchers
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Student Bus Pass StickersInformation for students about the intercampus bus service.
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Student Parking PermitsInformation about parking permits for Semester Two
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Student health service at TāmakiFind out about the University Health Service
