• The rise and fall of Middle Island Separation 

  Kerse, Jocelyn M (Thesis, Bachelor of Arts with Honours, 1973)

  PREFACE: This study looks at the topic of Otago Separation, or Middle Island Separation as it came to be called after the formation of the Middle Island Separation League, in its early stage. It leaves the topic at the end ...
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  Allocation and Ageism in Aotearoa: An exploration of the ethical justification for age-based healthcare rationing 

  Lambie, Deborah (Thesis, Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours, 2013)

  New Zealand’s population, like many first world countries, is ‘ageing’. This will place our healthcare system under increasing and changing pressures, as there will be a greater proportion of older people in our population ...
• The validity of a food frequency questionnaire in assessing the nutrient intake of New Zealand adults 

  Bolch, Rachel (Thesis, Bachelor of Consumer and Applied Sciences with Honours, 1994)

  In 1993 a semi-quantitative food frequency questionnaire was designed to assess the dietary intakes of the New Zealand adult population. The aim of this study was to determine the validity of this food frequency questionnaire ...
• The geology of Ruapuke Island 

  Webster, Jennifer Gaye (Thesis, Bachelor of Science with Honours, 1981)
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  An investigation of the correlations between subjective and objective measures of bowel inflammation in Spondyloarthritis 

  Bloomer, Chris (Thesis, Bachelor of Medical Sciences with Honours, 2012)

  Introduction: Spondyloarthritis (SpA) and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) are related conditions of unknown aetiology demonstrating both common clinical features and common genetic and immunological pathomechanisms. ...

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