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    • Sacred joy at birth: a hermeneutic phenomenology study 

      Crowther, Susan (Auckland University of Technology, 2013)
      There is an increasing secularisation of birth and reliance on technology in the western maternity context. Growing from a concern that something of significance at birth was being hidden or lost, this study explores the ...
    • Safe enough? The working experiences of New Zealand children 

      Anderson, Danaё Meredith (Auckland University of Technology, 2010)
      ‘Serious work in social legislation begins always with the protection of children’ Albert Thomas, first director of the ILO (ILO, 1931: i) The experience of New Zealand children in their working lives is a traditionally ...
    • Safe Practice Effective Communication (SPEC): An Analysis of the Development Content Implementation and Nationalisation of De-escalation and Aggression Management Training for Mental Health Services in Aotearoa New Zealand 

      Brebner, Priscilla Anne Maria (Auckland University of Technology, 2022)
      The use of restrictive practices in acute mental health settings is a contentious issue. Eliminating use of these practices in acute mental health settings is a goal in Aotearoa New Zealand and internationally. One way to ...
    • Safe practices and methods of sharps waste disposal in health facilities in the Western Highlands province of Papua New Guinea 

      Kerepa, Sabina Benesa (Auckland University of Technology, 2014)
      Safe practice and use of appropriate methods for safe management and disposal of sharps waste are important infection control and prevention activities in health care facilities around the world including those in Western ...
    • Safeguarding the Human Rights of Civilian Population in an Environment of Economic Sanctions: A Study on the Boundaries of International Law 

      Tayebi, Leila (Auckland University of Technology, 2019)
      Iran has been the target of the United Nations Security Council economic sanctions, imposed under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, from 2006 to 2015. This research aims at understanding and addressing the impacts of the ...
    • Safety Screening of Auckland's Harbour Bridge Movable Concrete Barrier 

      Rathee, Munish (Auckland University of Technology, 2021)
      A moveable concrete barrier on the Auckland Harbour Bridge facilitates traffic flow control and optimisation. The concrete barrier's block segments are inter-connected with metal pins, which sometimes can pop out of their ...
    • Sailboat and Kayak Detection Using Deep Learning Methods 

      Luo, Ziyuan (Auckland University of Technology, 2022)
      Visual object recognition is one of the most important and tough problems in computer vision. It targets various visual objects within realistic and real-time images. In depth, deep learning has become a powerful method ...
    • Sailitofa: Samoan-born teachers’ perspectives of ICT in Aoga Amata 

      Kesi, Fa'atamalii (Auckland University of Technology, 2014)
      The rapid growth of information communication technology (ICT) is evident in our society today. Few studies in early childhood education (ECE) have been accumulated to explore the relevancy in the integration of ICT in ...
    • The salesperson's role in the realisation of the potential value of a business buyer-seller relationship 

      Zhang, Annie Liqin (Auckland University of Technology, 2011)
      This research investigates which salespeople’s relationship activities in a business-to-business buyer-seller relationship influence the level at which the buyer’s resources are accessed and used for the benefit of both ...
    • Salt of our blood 

      Elsmore-Neilson, Mary (Auckland University of Technology, 2013)
      My creative work of the heroine's journey in Salt Of Our Blood originated when I noticed the absence of independent strong matriarchal characters and realized the predominance of the stories of patriarchal male heroes such ...
    • Sam and Susana 

      Heath, Tim (Auckland University of Technology, 2009)
      My novel, ‘Sam and Susana’ is set in Auckland in 1968. The story centres on the developing relationship between two students: Sam, a 21 year old from a middle class palagi family, and Susana, a Samoan girl from Otara. When ...
    • Samoa: Exploring the Linkages Between Climate Change and Population Movements 

      Flores-Palacios, Ximena (Auckland University of Technology, 2016)
      This Samoan study explores people’s experiences and understandings of climate change, including whether and how climate-related factors have influenced internal and international mobility patterns in the last 30 years. ...
    • The Samoan Diaspora Church in New Zealand: Patterns of Movement and Dynamics Amongst Three Generations of Samoan Families 

      Taule'ale'ausumai, Feiloaiga Janette (Auckland University of Technology, 2019)
      This qualitative study explored the dynamics of movement in the Samoan diaspora church in New Zealand using a case study of three generations of Samoan families who began their journeys within the Pacific Island ...
    • Samoan Elders' Perceptions of Wellness: A New Zealand Case Study 

      Lilomaiava Silulu, Falegau Melanie (Auckland University of Technology, 2021)
      Globally, the health and wellness of ageing populations are areas of interest as people live longer. The Pacific population in New Zealand is similarly ageing. However, little is known about their health and research on ...
    • Samoan Leadership for New Zealand Born Samoan Through the Aganu'u Journey of Discovery - O Ie Isaraelu Moni E Tatala Ie Faamalama Ma Vaava'ai Atu I Iona Nu'u 

      Sauvao Vaauli, Ianualio (Auckland University of Technology, 2018)
      Much of the literature paints NZ-born Samoans as a vulnerable group unsure of their identity as ‘real’ Samoans or the knowledge and practises of the Fa’asamoa. There is significant research based around the identity journeys ...
    • Sand Dune Vegetation Monitoring and Assessment Using UAV Remote Sensing: A Case Study for Karekare Beach Auckland Region New Zealand 

      Bilkey, Joshua Glyn (Auckland University of Technology, 2022)
      There has been a rapid amount of ecosystem and biodiversity loss globally. Coastal ecosystems such as sand dunes have been particularly at risk, from climate change, residential intensification and invasive species (Haddad ...
    • ‘Sandcastles’ & ‘The Postmodern Rules For Family Living’ 

      Fee, Roderick Harold (Auckland University of Technology, 2008)
      The exegesis accompanies a thesis, the latter being the portfolio of work consisting of two parts, each being a completed first draft of a novel written during the Masters of Creative Writing course: Part 1: ‘Sandcastles’ ...
    • Santa Course 

      Cheung, Chi Tat Joseph (Auckland University of Technology, 2014)
      The fantasy novel Santa Course, begins with the main character, Leslie Florence, content, and living in Auckland. He has a good job as a civil pilot, a lovely wife Laura and a lovely son Jack. One evening, Leslie goes ...
    • SARM: Synthetic Data Annotation for Enhancing the Experiences of Augmented Reality Application Based on Machine Learning 

      Le, Huy Khac Anh (Auckland University of Technology, 2022)
      Background and Objective: Augmented Reality is one of the fastest-growing fields, increasing funding for the last few years, as people realise the potential benefits of rendering virtual information in the real world. As ...
    • Satisfaction Factors of Tourists Staying in Queenstown’s Airbnbs: An Exploratory Study 

      Li, Jiaxin (Auckland University of Technology, 2021)
      Because satisfying customers is a persistent goal of the hospitality industry, many studies have aimed to determine the key factors of guest satisfaction. More recently, with the emergence of the sharing economy, Airbnb ...

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