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    The representation of gender in a masculine context in New Zealand is constructed through hegemonic constructions formed through colonisation. Due to being constructed by this dominant ideology, which in terms of a New Zealand context is Pakeha and male (Hegemony), the construction of masculinity appears natural. This hegemonic masculinity is so naturalised it becomes invisible and we don’t see or think about it. Law, R (1997) states that “The concept of hegemonic masculinity allows for us to theorise

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    important part of our workforces. At least 70% of our employees are covered by 37 collective employment agreements. • RELIABILITY We want safety to be a shared value and want to be the safest and healthiest workplace in New Zealand. We also want to exceed the minimum requirements of proposed new health and safety legislation. In May 2015 our Wellington cargo team celebrated 10 years of ‘Destination Zero Harm’, an achievement that reflects the team’s commitment to keeping their colleagues safe. The

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    in the buildings can help to reduce by 29% at no major cost (Levine, M., D. Ürge-Vorsatz, K. Blok, L. Geng, D. Harvey, S. Lang, G. Levermore, A. Mongameli Mehlwana, S. Mirasgedis, A. Novikova, J. Rilling, H. Yoshino 2007). Now, the need of the New Zealand government is to focus on the package of policies i.e. mandatory public procurement to improve the efficiency of this sector which requires strong leadership and demonstration by the government (Kelly 2012) . The mandatory procurement program need

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    then replicated this configuration in the New Zealand market. The first Pak’nSave organisation was just about was just about an indistinguishable clone of Safeways’s Pak “N” Save chain in Northern California. (Wikipedia, 2013) Business Policy – Mission and Strategy Pak’n Save of New Zealand’s follows clear policy of providing lowest food prices, then why should Kiwis shop anywhere else? Further Pak’n Save loves to capitalize on being proudly New Zealand owned and operated, their patriotic feeling

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    Maori culture. Now Maori culture is rich and they integral part of New Zealand. Maori has good stories that making creation on our society. Polynesian people settled in New Zealand then they are known as like a Maori people. They have a personal and unique languages and traditions. Also Maori take different types of food. Maori tourism is a growing industry by in New Zealand. Maori people take freshly and enjoying life in New Zealand. So which things participant A and C have a good knowledge about

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    in New Zealand and they are Māori. With this essay, I picked to compare and contrast Māori vs Hawaiian culture. It is my pleasure to write not only about my family but also share stories from people I know in New Zealand. Having the experience to go to New Zealand for two weeks in May of 2017. It was their Winter and it was our Summer back here in Hawaii. I had the chance to go with my classmates for our Senior class trip. We got to see both North and South Island. Both parts of New Zealand had

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    Finally finishing with my thoughts on Te Tiriti o Waitangi from what I know and what I think as a modern day Maori and a Pakeha and wht Te Tiriti o Waitangi means to me. Te Tiriti o Waitangi or The Treaty of Waitangi is the founding document of New Zealand. It is a document that both Maori iwi, tribes, sub tribes and the Crown (British Monarchy-Queen Victoria) representatives made agreements upon. Te Tiriti o Waitangi was named after the place where Te Tiriti o Waitangi was first signed which was

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    1. Low participation and achievement in education settings: • No role model to identify with – there is no set goal of what the learner wants to achieve when enrolling for English Literacy and Numeracy courses. • No computer or access to a computer, and therefore computer illiterate, will leave the learner frustrated – English Literacy and Numeracy with computer skills are vital today when applying for higher paying employment in order to better your standard of living. • No time to enrol in full

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    For psychosocial model of parental supervision behaviour, the study will analyse the hospitalisations due to Injury-related events. New Zealand has been coding the diagnoses and external causes of injury for hospitalised cases over 30 years. For injury-related hospitalised cases, the sample was set to those hospitalisations with the possible diagnosis of injury (S00-T98 in ICD-10 coding). S00-S99 indicates that the injury is related to single-body region. T00-T98 refers to the injury related to unspecified

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    ASSESSMENT 1 Course: MKT 220 (BUYER BEHAVIOUR) Business level 7 Stream B Submitted By: SHIVANG DESAI (14095248B) Submitted To: PROF. MRS.ANIKA SHARMA Date: 18/5/2015 Q.1 which strategic action Disney took in terms of customer focused initiative? Give examples. Disney targeted Hong Kong as a target market as Hong Kong being a capitalist economy where English is prevalent maintains a sound legal and judiciary system and good corporate governance makes it an Ideal choice for many Corporations

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