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29.06.2026

Not all on mums: fathers shape child health even before conception

19.06.2026

In an unsettled world, boring might be brilliant

Navigating change

18.06.2026

Contextualising cohesion for a resilient society

Social cohesion & resilience

17.06.2026

Young people’s perspectives on online harm and young women in leadership

Perspective

29.06.2026

Not all on mums: fathers shape child health even before conception

19.06.2026

In an unsettled world, boring might be brilliant

Navigating change

18.06.2026

Contextualising cohesion for a resilient society

Social cohesion & resilience

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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

Youth mental health

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.

26.05.2026

Webinar: The case for a population strategy

This webinar considers two recently-released papers on New Zealand’s population future.

12.05.2026

NZ’s migration story “more complex” than brain drain narrative

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