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18.06.2026  
Contextualising cohesion for a resilient society
Recent times have seen social cohesion return to the foreground of New Zealand policy debate. Indeed, social cohesion is an asset that informs how societies respond under pressure.

17.06.2026  
Young people’s perspectives on online harm and young women in leadership
Koi Tū Fellow Seungyeon Kim has worked with Manatū Wahine Ministry for Women to explore and capture young people’s perspectives on how the challenges of the digital world may be affecting young women in the...

09.06.2026  
Sir Peter Gluckman recognised among world’s leading medicine researchers
Sir Peter Gluckman has been named among the world’s leading medicine researchers in Research.com’s 2026 ranking of Best Scientists in Medicine.

03.06.2026  
Social media age restrictions – the case for an evaluation framework
A social media age restriction policy may help address some of the risks young people face online and cannot do the job on its own. To make a meaningful difference, the policy needs to be...

27.05.2026  
The brain drain debate is missing the point
The debate about whether New Zealand is experiencing a brain drain is back in the headlines in 2026.

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