Issue 15 | Sep 2010

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Sep
01

Speechless: Does Te Reo have a future?

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Massey alumnus and former staff member Dr Rangi Mataamua talks to Sonia Yoshioka-Braid.

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01

ObeseCity: Is our urban planning destroying our health?

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Childhood obesity is a growing problem in New Zealand. One in five Kiwis aged two to 14 is overweight. One in 12 is obese. Should we be changing the way our cities and suburbs are laid out? Associate Professor Karen Witten, of Massey University’s SHORE and Whariki Research Centre, is studying the relationship between where we live and what it means for our health. She talks to Kathryn Farrow.

Sep
01

Under the surface

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Fascinated by the world’s hidden places, Associate Professor Wayne Barrar has photographed underground homes, mines, industrial parks, film archives and university campuses. He speaks to Sarah Young and Malcolm Wood.

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01

Revolutionary movements

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Bryan Gibson talks to two very athletic academics, Associate Professor Steve Stannard and Dr David Rowlands

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01

Cycling: The way forward

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Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey on the merits of two wheels.

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01

The new black: Part I

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By supplementing our soils with biochar we may be able to reap a multitude of benefits – more productive soils, less need for fertiliser and, best of all, a way of tackling climate change. In the first of two features, Malcolm Wood talks to MAF-Associate Professor in Soil Science and Biochar Marta Camps.