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Early Years Research Centre: He Kōhanga Toi Tangata

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Early Years Research Centre

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Who we are

Our scholars focus on early years research, exploring pedagogy, policy, and community connections in childhood centres and schools for children aged 0 to 8.

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  • Coring at Lake Rotokaeo

    CT scans help uncover Waikato’s earthquake activity on hidden faults

    Scientists from the University of Waikato have made a world-first breakthrough by using medical CT scanners to uncover the earthquake faults under Hamilton and Hauraki are capable of generating large earthquakes.

    News 19 Feb 2026
  • Dr Victoria Egli has new research on supersized advertising near schools (1)

    Study calls for tougher laws to protect children from alcohol advertising

    University of Waikato researchers are calling for stronger Government-led laws to protect children from alcohol advertising, warning current self-regulation is failing to prevent harm.

    SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-Being 16 Feb 2026
  • cyclone conversation

    4 lessons NZ should take from another summer of weather disasters

    It serves as a reminder that few countries face as many natural hazards as New Zealand does.

    Opinion 12 Feb 2026
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    New Zealand’s biggest challenges take centre stage at the 2026 Economics Forum

    The annual forum will bring together leading economists, business leaders, and public sector officials to explore and debate the economic priorities and choices that will shape the future.

    News 12 Feb 2026

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