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22 May 2026

Rangahau Rising Webinar August 2026

Wednesday 19 August, at 1:00 pm More details coming soon. Please check back here for the registration link. More Information Research: Learn more about Nicola’s aligned doctoral research with Bioprotection Aotearoa….

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22 May 2026

Rangahau Rising Webinar July 2026

Wednesday 15 July, at 1:00 pm More details coming soon. Please check back here for the registration link. More Information Learning from the past for bioprotection futures: Understanding the roots…

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20 May 2026

Rangahau Rising Webinar September 2026

Wednesday 16 September, at 1:00 pm More details coming soon. Please check back here for the registration link. More Information Research: Resilience Agroforestry for Pacific Communities – Exploring how agroforestry…

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9 February 2026

Understanding the key weapons of the kauri dieback pathogen Phytophthora agathidicida

Wednesday 17 June, at 1:00 pm REGISTER HERE   Plant diseases are an increasing threat to natural ecosystems worldwide, and Aotearoa New Zealand is no exception. Kauri dieback, caused by…

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9 February 2026

Calculating hope: How spatial modelling can help us plan strategies to protect Aotearoa New Zealand’s indigenous myrtles from disease

Plant disease outbreaks are occurring more frequently across the world. This is due to a combination of environmental change and people moving plants, pathogens, and their vectors beyond their natural…

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9 February 2026

Dairy farming in Aotearoa: Feeding the world or destroying the planet?

Few sectors are more contentious than dairy, with debates tending to be polarised between optimising the current system and “abolitionist” narratives. The ongoing intensification of dairy farming globally and in…

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9 February 2026

Bacteria and Their Enemies: Insights from Studying Microscopic Warfare

Bacterial pathogens infecting humans or plants have major impacts on health and agriculture, especially as the efficacy of traditional control methods such as antibiotics and agrichemicals is increasingly undermined by…

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13 October 2025

Non-native plant invasion in Aotearoa: insights from mānuka–kānuka shrublands

Non-native plants are increasingly threatening Aotearoa New Zealand’s biodiversity and ecosystems, with nearly half of all plant species being non-native and many becoming environmental weeds with a widespread impact. To…

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3 July 2025

Studying drivers of soil carbon resilience across agroecosystems in Waitaha | Canterbury

Agricultural land use intensification is a major driver of soil carbon loss. Understanding the impacts of agricultural land use on soil carbon cycling is essential to develop sustainable land use…

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2 July 2025

Maire tawake microbiome and how it’s impacted by myrtle rust

Microbes, the tiny living things that are found all around us, play crucial roles in the development, health and interactions of humans, animals and plants alike. The microbial communities, or…

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