MAORI COLLECTION
Te ara tika: guidelines for Māori research ethics: a framework for researchers and ethics committee members.
Hudson, Maui and Milne, Moe and Reynolds, Paul, and Russell, Khyla and Smith, Barry.
Auckland, N.Z.: Health Research Council of New Zealand on behalf of the Pūtaiora Writing Group, 2010.
174.9 Ara
STANDARDS
AS/NZS 2243.3:2010: Safety in laboratories.
Standards Australia (Organization)
6th ed., Sydney, N.S.W.: Standards Australia; Wellington [N.Z.]: Standards New Zealand, 2010.
AS/NZS 2243.3:2010
MAIN COLLECTION
GAPSS 2008: findings from the Gay Auckland Periodic Sex Survey: Te rangahau tāne ai tāne.
Saxton, Peter and Dickson, Nigel and Hughes, Tony.
Auckland, N.Z.: New Zealand Aids Foundation, 2010.
306.7662 Sax
Asylum, migration and community.
O'Neill, Maggie.
Bristol: Policy, 2010.
325.1 One
People with intellectual disabilities: towards a good life?
Johnson, Kelley and Walmsley, Jan.
Bristol: Policy, 2010.
362.3 Joh
Early childhood education and care: a sociocultural approach.
Edwards, Susan.
Castle Hill, N.S.W.: Pademelon Press, 2009.
372.210994 Edw
Stars are made of glass: children as capable and creative communicators: supporting the early years learning framework.
Arthur, Leonie and McArdle, Felicity and Papic, Marina.
Deakin West, ACT: Early Childhood Australia, 2010.
372.6 Art
Essentials of pathophysiology: concepts of altered health states.
Porth, Carol.
3rd ed., Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2010.
616.07 Por
The midwifery partnership: a model for practice.
Guilliland, Karen and Pairman, Sally.
2nd ed., Christchurch: New Zealand College of Midwives, 2010.
618.2 Gui
Financial accounting and reporting.
Elliott, Barry and Elliott, Jamie.
14th ed., Harlow, England; New York: Financial Times Prentice Hall, 2011.
657 Ell:
Principles of accounting.
Smart, Murray J. and Awan, Nazir and Baxter, Richard.
4th ed., North Shore, N.Z.: Pearson, 2010.
657.044 Sma
Guide to presentations.
Russell, Lynn and Munter, Mary.
3rd ed., Boston: Prentice Hall, 2011.
658.452 Rus
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“The greatest danger in times of turbulence is not the turbulence. It is to act with yesterday’s logic” – Peter Drucker
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