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Vonk, Adam<br />
Whittaker, Thomas<br />
Xie, Zoe<br />
Mid-Miocene to Early Pliocene Evolution <strong>of</strong> the Central-<br />
Western North Island Continental Margin<br />
Stable Isotope and trace element records <strong>of</strong> climate change<br />
from <strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong> Speleothems<br />
Environmental impact <strong>of</strong> effluents from dairy processes.<br />
M Sc Topics include<br />
Bell, Jessica Assessing the hazard <strong>of</strong> coastal cliff erosion in the Waitemata Group.<br />
Craig, Hadley Volcanic Deposits – GIS – TVZ Tongariro, Ngaruahoe<br />
Goodhue, Nigel Water Quality Modelling Of Maketu Estuary And Lower Kaituna River.<br />
Griffin, Anna Products & processes <strong>of</strong> cone building eruptions North Crater, Tongariro<br />
Hewitt, Dolan Assessment Associated With Volcanic Collapse Mount Putauaki , BOP.<br />
Jelley, Neil An Integrated Water Supply Strategy For Whangamata (Coromandel Pen)<br />
Lao, Fine Tongatapu, Tonga-- Coastal vulnerability to Climate change sea-level rises<br />
Michael, John Integrated Water Resource Management <strong>of</strong> Laloki River Basin PNG<br />
Pishief Katherine Coastal Hazard Community Surveys<br />
Salmon, Summer Wave Climate on East Coast Beaches<br />
Steeghs, Laura Characterising the Hydrodynamics <strong>of</strong> Mercury Bay<br />
Tait, Greg Tsunami Hazard NE NZ<br />
Te Aho, Murray Shore Platform Mahia Peninsula<br />
Titjens, Jeremy Tertiary Skeletal Limestones and carbonate Dykes, Chatham Islands<br />
VICTORIA TO CO-PRODUCE CLIMATE CHANGE FILM<br />
The Tipping Point - a feature film about the effects <strong>of</strong> climate change on the<br />
polar regions (especially the Antarctic) is to be co-produced by Victoria and<br />
Oxford (UK) universities.<br />
The $1.8 million (£600,000) film will feature scientists' perspectives <strong>of</strong><br />
Earth's changing climate, how and why it is happening and the options we<br />
have for responding. The Antarctic is prominent due to the large<br />
uncertainties in both magnitude and timing <strong>of</strong> its response climate change.<br />
Production has begun with the key scientists and film crew planning their<br />
latest trip to the Antarctic in the near future. The Tipping Point is<br />
expected to debut in 2009<br />
MEMBERS FORUM<br />
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GSNZ <strong>New</strong>sletter 143 (2007) Page 18