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16 Nov Now We Are Eight: Life in Middle Childhood report
Growing Up in New Zealand has released its Now We Are Eight: Life in Middle Childhood report which provides a unique insight into the lives and experiences of eight-year-old Kiwi children. Visit Website16 Nov Every move counts: launch of the WHO guidelines on physical activity and sedentary behaviour Webinar
Posted at 09:25h
by Kim Tucker
Join us to learn about the new WHO guidelines on physical activity and sedentary behaviours and hear our panelists from around the world discuss the importance for their work and the promotion of healthy and wellbeing.
13 Nov Jane Cartwright
Posted at 15:33h
by Margaret McLachlan
20 November 2020 Jane Cartwright is Executive Officer at the New Zealand Breastfeeding Alliance. She is a registered dietitian and holds an MBA from Otago University. “I’ve always been interested in people and what makes them tick. I came from a family that was embedded...
13 Nov Erina Korohina
Posted at 14:51h
by Margaret McLachlan
16 November 2020 Erina Korohina (Ngāti Porou) has been working as a public health practitioner since graduating from a BSc in Human Nutrition in 2006. Nine of those years were spent living and working in Tai Tokerau supporting the workforce development of the Māori nutrition and...
12 Nov Aotearoa New Zealand’s food system from a land and soil science perspective Webinar
Posted at 09:48h
by Kim Tucker
AUT Food Network and the New Zealand Nutrition Foundation (NZNF) are pleased to present Dr Fiona Curran-Cournane in this first of a series, “Feeding New Zealanders better”. Whakatauki: “Te toto o te tangata he kai, te oranga o te tangata, he whenua, he oneone While...
09 Nov ANA Webinar – Food and nutritional issues in Aotearoa
Posted at 13:01h
by Kim Tucker
What is the nutritional status of people living in New Zealand? ANA has launched a set of three issues papers: Kawea ake te wero, Enabling everyone in New Zealand to eat well, to try to answer this question. Join the authors of the issues papers:...
09 Nov ANA Webinar – Introducing Kawea ake te wero
Posted at 12:59h
by Kim Tucker
ANA Executive Director Alison Pask leads a discussion with paper authors Dr Sally Mackay, (Registered Nutritionist) and Dr Leanne Young, (NZ Registered Dietitian) as they discuss why and how the papers were written. It will cover the key insights and gaps in knowledge leading to...
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