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Latest Resources
| Children and Young People in AucklandAuthors: Auckland CouncilThis publication highlights the opportunities and challenges faced by children and young people in Auckland, The report includes contributions from people working with and for children and young people in Auckland. |
| Impact of Hauraki Gulf amenity on the land price of neighbourhood properties - A hedonic pricing analysis
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| Aucklanders 50 and over: A Health, Social, Economic and Demographic Summary Analysis of the Life Experiences of Older AucklandersAuthors: Charles Waldegrave, Peter King and Elizabeth RoweSummary of initial findings from the Auckland respondents to the New Zealand Longitudinal Study of Ageing (NZLSA). See full report here |
| Funded Services to Migrants and Refugees in AucklandAuthors: Alex Woodley and Lisa WilliamsA snapshot of funded services that support the settlement of migrants and refugees in Auckland.
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| City Benchmarking: A Technical ReportAuthors: Carina Meares, Paul Owen, Catherine MurrayAn evaluation of international city performance and benchmarking surveys that include Auckland . |
| Bakkie, Braai and Boerewors: South African Employers and Employees in Auckland and HamiltonAuthors: Carina Meares, Joanna Lewin, Trudie Cain, Paul Spoonley, Robin Peace and Elsie HoThis research seeks to increase understanding of the economic integration of immigrants from South Africa by examining the experience of employers and employees in Auckland and Hamilton.
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| Bangers n Mash: British Employers and Employees in Auckland and HamiltonAuthors: Bronwyn Watson, Carina Meares, Paul Spoonley, Trudie Cain, Robin Peace and Elsie HoThis research seeks to increase understanding of the economic integration of immigrants from the United Kingdom by examing the experiences of employers and employees in Auckland and Hamilton. |
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Aotearoa New Zealand: Recalling the Past, Exploring the Future, Shaping Tomorrow
Professor Sir Mason Durie,
Professor of Maori Research and Development and Assistant Vice-Chancellor (Maori and Pasifika) at Massey University
Followed by comment from
Professor Manying Ip,
Professor of Asian Studies at the University of Auckland
Thursday 10th May 2-3:30pm, Council Chamber, Auckland Town Hall
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Improving the Quality of Housing: How Public Policy can Promote Multiple Benefits
Prof. Philippa Howden-Chapman, Director, He Kainga Oranga/Housing and Health Research Programme, University of Otago, Wellington.
and
Dr Arthur Grimes, Senior Fellow at Motu Economic and Public Policy Research.
Thursday 10th May, 12.30-2pm
Old Government House, Women's Federation room, University of Auckland
