ANZCCART Fact Sheets (September 2020)
About Australian & New Zealand Council for the Care of Animals in Research and Teaching (ANZCCART) ANZCCART is located in
New Zealand
Ethical guidelines for students in laboratory classes using animals or animal tissues – ANZCCART (December 2013)
Introduction The use of animals or animal tissues in laboratory classes is a privilege that brings with it responsibilities. These
(New Zealand) Royal Society drops action against controversial letter writers – Times Higher Education (John Ross | March 2022)
With respect to the seven, and we are conscious we are White folk (mostly) from Australia commenting on a very sensitive New Zealand topic: It would be possible to show respect to mātauranga Māori (Māori knowledge) and still then cover the Western knowledge and understanding of the scientific topics to be covered in the learning activity. Aotearoa New Zealand has a treaty (The Treaty of Waitangi), which establishes clear expectations in this regard. Future professional practitioners need to understand this knowledge to understand the frame from which a significant proportion of their clients approach the topics. This is the reality of practicing in a country with a strong First People tradition. It is high time Australia had something similar.
(New Zealand) Risk Governance and Risk-Based Regulation: A Review of the International Academic Literature (Papers: Jeroen van der Heijden | June 2019 )
Abstract This research paper presents findings from a broad scoping of the international academic literature on the use of risk
(New Zealand) Are New Zealand’s universities doing enough to define the limits of academic freedom? – The Conversation (Matheson Russell | November 2021)
The news last week that University of Auckland public health researcher Simon Thornley was retracting a co-authored paper about supposed vaccination risks
(New Zealand) A talk by Nic Aagaard, Principal Advisor Ethics, Health Research Ethics
Early in 2020, the Ministry of Health Ethics team and NEAC hosted training days for researchers and users of the
(New Zealand) National Oral History Association of New Zealand (2013). Code of Ethics
Origins The National Oral History Association of New Zealand (NOHANZ) Te Kete Kōrero-a-Waha o e Motu was established as a
(New Zealand) University of Auckland Code of Conduct for Research – Code (University of Auckland | June 2012)
1. PURPOSE This code of conduct seeks to ensure that researchers at the University of Auckland maintain the highest standards
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