The Proceedings are divided into eleven sections:
| Author | Article | Pages |
| Forer, P & P Perry | Foreword | |
| Lidstone, J | Keynote Address: Geography, Environmental Education and Disaster Mitigation: Great Expectations |
13-23 |
| (Top of Page) | Welfare, Justice and Health | |
| Barnett, JR & P Barnett | Doctors and the State: The Proletarianisation of Primary Care in New Zealand? |
24-26 |
| Brown, M | Time-Space and Recent Historical Geographies of Aids |
26 |
| Burridge, S | Deaf Justice: Foreshadowing a State Legitimation Crisis |
27 |
| Chiu, E | Self-Determination, Doing Good and Social Justice: Wading the Murky Shoals of Multi-Centre Ethics Approval |
27 |
| Coyle, P | Targeting of Health Care: Assistance for those in Most Need? |
27 |
| Dodson, J | Social Justice, Ethics and Research with Maori |
28-30 |
| Friesen, W | Yesterday's planning for Tomorrow's Schools?: Educational Access in Central Auckland |
30-34 |
| Gleeson, B | The Nature of Justice |
34-37 |
| Kearns, RA | Justice and the Relations of Research: Can Geography be 'Culturally Safe'? |
37-40 |
| Kearsley, GW | Changing Health Care Preferences in the South Island of New Zealand |
40 |
| Law, R | Life in the Bermuda Triangle: the Geography of Community Mental Health Care in Dunedin |
41-43 |
| Law, R | Equity, AIDS, and Social Service Provision: Making a Community in West Hollywood, California |
43-46 |
| McCracken, K | Approaches to Needs Assessment in Community Services Planning |
46-53 |
| Mansvelt, J | Working at Leisure: Exploring the Later Years |
53-57 |
| Morad, M & L Morad | Medical Geography of Psychiatric Care: A Case Study of the Waikato Region |
57-62 |
| Moran, W | Restructuring, Geography and Democracy in New Zealand |
62-68 |
| Petrie, S | Deinstitutionalisation, Labour and Justice |
68 |
| Wall, M | Social Justice and Conceptualising Difference in Aotearoa/New Zealand |
69-71 |
| Wiles, J | OH DOCTOR, I'M IN TROUBLE! Gender, Justice and New Zealand's Changing Health-Care System |
71 |
| Wood, BE | The Geopolitics of Choice: Locating School Reputation |
72-75 |
| (Top of Page) | Maori Geographies | |
| Gale, L | Defining a 'Mäori Geography': Issues Explained, and One Personal Opinion on What It Could Consist Of |
76-80 |
| Johns, H & M Brewin | Maori Geography - a Place to Stand |
80-84 |
| Keremeneta, R | Te Ononga A Te Tangata Ki Te Whenua (The Genealogy of People and Place) |
84 |
| Morrison, K | The Ideology of Conservation: A Bicultural Issue in Aotearoa/New Zealand |
84-86 |
| Murton, B | A Fractured Land: Constructions of Knowledge about Land in Colonial New Zealand / Aotearoa |
86-89 |
| Tutua-Nathan, T | Maori Environmental Resource Management Processes: Recognition of a Maori Geography |
89-91 |
| Cloher, DU | Maori Themes and Geographical Neglect |
91-93 |
| Wall, M | The Identity Question: the Quintessential Maori and Once Were Warriors |
93-96 |
| (Top of Page) | Physical Geography and Environmental Processes | |
| Allan, J | Shoreline Development - Lake Dunstan, South Island, New Zealand |
97 |
| Andrews, S & K Parnell | Sediment Transport and Retention in Waipareira Bay and Wetland, Waitemata Harbour, New Zealand |
97 |
| Boak, EH & PD Osborne | Characteristics and Effects of Vessel Generated Waves, Torpedo Bay, Auckland |
98-102 |
| Brookes, HD | Marine Disposal of Dredgings in the Hauraki Gulf under RMA - Can It Be Prohibited? |
102 |
| Butler, ERT | An Investigation of Swash-Phase Relationships on Lakeshores |
102 |
| Crozier, MJ & NJ Preston | A Landform Model for Eroding Hill Country |
103 |
| Ellison, HJ, S Nichol & T Hume | Levels of Turbidity in Nearshore Water of Hawke Bay, New Zealand |
103 |
| Fowler, A | Change in the frequency of heavy rainfall events as a possible "fingerprint" of global climate change |
103-107 |
| Heap, A & S Nichol | Stratigraphic Reconstruction of an Incised-Valley System: Weiti River Estuary, New Zealand |
107-108 |
| Nichol, SL & N Osborne | Late Quarternary Evolution of Marsden Point Coastal Barrier Complex |
108 |
| Osborne, PD, KE Parnell GA Rooker | Measurements of Sand Transport in the Swash Zone and Inner Surf Zone of a High Energy Beach |
108-112 |
| Pritchard, J, P Osbourne, K Parnell & S Nicholl | Sediment Transport Trends, Parengarenga Harbour |
112-117 |
| Rooker, GA & PD Osbourne | Sand Re-suspension Under High Energy Infragravity Swash, Bethells Beach, New Zealand |
117-118 |
| Single, MB & RM Kirk | Coastal Change and Human Processes in Tory Channel, Marlborough Sounds |
118-121 |
| Soons, JM | From Marine Inlet to Lake - The History of Lake Forsyth/Wairewa |
122 |
| Spronken-Smith, RA | Urban Parks as "Cool Islands" |
122-124 |
| Sturman, A | Contemporary Research into Mesoscale Weather and Climate of the South Island |
125 |
| Todd, D | Potential Tsunami Hazard Risk for Christchurch |
125-128 |
| Wearing, A | Plants and Central Otago Landscapes |
128-132 |
| Wearing, A | The State of Environmental History in New Zealand Geography |
132-136 |
| Williams, G | Macrogeomorphology, A Key to the Historical Past, An Opening to the Future |
136 |
| Williams, P | A 250 KA Record of Glacial and Interglacial Events from the Aurora Cave System, Fiordland, New Zealand |
136 |
| Young, F | The Origin and Evolution of a New Zealand Barrier Island |
137 |
| (Top of Page) | Resources, Management and A Contested Environment | |
| Aggett, G | A GIS-Based Assessment of Seismic Risk for Wellington City |
138 |
| Allan, D, D Ross, K Colhoun & P Holland | Landscape Change Over Five Years of an Integrated Pest Management Programme in the South Island High Country |
138-144 |
| Cocklin, C, G Blunden, W Moran & W Smith | Sustainability and Land-Based Production in Northland, New Zealand |
144-145 |
| Cocklin, C & L Burton | Water Resources and the Resource Management Act |
145 |
| Druce, D | Carrying Capacities Inside Mount Cook National Park |
145 |
| Erickson, N, J Dixon & S Michaels | Managing Natural Hazards in New Zealand: Is the Resource Management Act Making a Difference? |
145-146 |
| Fra, U | The State of the Environment in Galicia, Spain |
146 |
| Froude, V | Protecting the Biodiversity of Estuaries: How Useful is the Resource Management Act |
146-150 |
| Gale, L | Existance Value and Undeveloped Coastal Areas: An Analysis of the Contingent Valuation Method |
150-153 |
| Glade, T & M Crozier | The Current Status of Land-Slide Information Systems in New Zealand |
153-158 |
| Hay, I | Economic and Ideological Problematising of New Zealand's Earthquake and War Damage Commission |
158-162 |
| Hilton, M & A Memon | The New Coastal Management Regime Established by the Resource Management Act (1991) and the New Zealand Coastal Policy Statement: Prospects for Integrated Management |
162-165 |
| Jay, M | Safeguarding the Life-Supporting Capacity of Ecosystems |
165-168 |
| McAuley, I | The Changing Role of the State in the Electricity Sector in New Zealand |
169 |
| Memon, A & S Horton | Environmental Assessment: A Path Towards Sustainable Development? |
169 |
| Owens, IF | Causes and Safety Planning Implications of the Porter Heights Avalanche Fatality of June 1994 |
169 |
| Rennie, HG | Implementing the Convention on Biological Diversity: Progress, Problems and Prospects |
170-172 |
| Ryan, RJ, HC Perkins & PJ Devlin | Claims-Making and Rhetoric in the Contest Between Conservation and Recreation: The Case of the Wainui Marine Reserve Proposal |
173 |
| Weaver, S | The Geography of Identity: Uncovering an Eco-Poetics of Sustainability |
173 |
| (Top of Page) | Feminist Perspectives on Place and Space | |
| Bates, DJ | Exploring a Feminist Physical Geography |
174 |
| Berg, LD | Proclaiming Native Rebels, Affirming European Masculinity |
174-178 |
| Billot, J | Conceptualising Women's Proactivity within the Urban Environment |
178 |
| Brown, S | The Influence of Demographic Factors on Child Care Arrangements in Wellington Families |
178-182 |
| Cockerton, C | Redrawing the Conceputal Boundaries: Tswana Migrant Women Challenge the Ideological Construction of "Woman" |
182-185 |
| Fairfax, K | Urban Public Spaces as Men's Places? The Role of Transport in Women Reclaiming Their Urban Environment After Dark |
185 |
| Johnston, L | Building Bodies |
185-188 |
| Longhurst, R | Pregnant Minds: Hysterics in the Public Spaces of Rational Man |
188-190 |
| Nairn, K | Geography Fieldtrips: What a Difference a Place Makes |
190-193 |
| Peace, R | Misfits: Constructions of Poor Bodies for Policy Purposes |
193-195 |
| Penrose, J | Essential Constructions? The "Cultural Bases" of Nationalist Movements |
195 |
| Plowman, S | Constraints and Opportunities: a Life Course Analysis of Women Information Technology |
195-197 |
| Robson, LR | Racialised Gendering of the Labour Market: Employment Experiences of Filipino Immigrant Women in the South Waikato |
197-199 |
| Seymour-East, B | The Teenage Girls' Place in the Urban Environment |
199-200 |
| Stephen-Smith, N | Family Violence: Effects of Women Survivors' Residential Mobility |
200 |
| Wilson, C | 'Bimbos' and 'Blondes' in 'Nappy Valley': Reading the Masculine and Feminine Landscapes of Heartland |
200-202 |
| Wincapaw, C | Finding the Dyke Next Door: The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transsexual Section of the National Capital Freenet as Sites for Lesbian Connection |
203 |
| (Top of Page) | Migration, Tourism and Global Development | |
| Ateljevic, I | International Tourism: The Commodification of Rotorua |
204 |
| Bedford, R, J Lidgard & J Young | Globalisation and Population Change in New Zealand, 1986-1994 |
204-207 |
| Bedford, RD & J Young | International Migration and the Regions: Diversity and Change |
208-211 |
| Bishop, K | The Barriers and Distortions to the Communication of Information in the Pacific. The Case of Health in Western Samoa |
211-216 |
| Crotts, JC & GW Kearsley | Issues and Opportunities in the Greening of the Tourist Industry |
216-219 |
| Campbell, J | Pacific Island Vulnerability to Environmental Change |
219-222 |
| Garnham, B | Alliances and Liaisons in Tourism: Concepts and Implications for New Zealand |
222-226 |
| Kearsley, GW | Changing Patterns of International Tourism Flows Through New Zealand |
226 |
| Kearsley, GW | Tourism, Promotion and Economic Development in Dunedin, New Zealand |
226 |
| Kearsley, GW & JES Higham | Wilderness Perception and its Implications for the Management of the Impacts of International Tourism on Natural Areas in New Zealand |
227 |
| Kirby, VG | The Changing Place of Heritage |
227-232 |
| Kissling, C | Air Transport Components in APEC Trade |
232-236 |
| Lewis, G | Contemporary Migrations in Rural Britain: Some Conceptual Issues |
236 |
| Lewis, N | Geography and the Origins of the Restructuring Metanarrative |
236-242 |
| Lidgard, JM, RD Bedford & ES Ho | Situating International Migration within World Systems Analysis: Relevance for Aotearoa/New Zealand |
242-247 |
| Overton, J | 2020 Vision or Asian Myopia? New Zealand and the Pacific Century |
247-250 |
| Perry, PJ | Who Underdeveloped Burma - And How? |
250 |
| Scheyvens, R | Sewing Versus Self-Esteem: Strategies for Women's Development in the Solomon Islands |
251-255 |
| Stewart, S | Marketing Place: Appropriation and (Re)-Creation of New Zealand's Clean Green Image |
255 |
| Storey, D |
Realigning Our Focus: The Urban Poor, People's Power and Housing in the Third World |
255-258 |
| Van Dierman, P | The Economic Role of Jakarta: Past, Present and Future |
258-262 |
| Willis, R & P Messerli | Comparing New Zealand and Switzerland: Economic Performance in the Light of Industrial Clusters and the Porter Report |
262-267 |
| Wurtzburg, SJ | Reflections of Pacific Women: The Geography of Contact Narratives |
267 |
| (Top of Page) | Rural Change and Rural Challenges | |
| Blunden, G & W Moran | Sharemilkers and Large Corporate Dairy Farmers |
268-273 |
| Campbell, H | Crisis in the Farm/Finance Relationship during the 1980s: A Regulationist Analysis of Evidence from Ashburton County |
274-277 |
| Campbell, H | The Internationalisation of Organic Agriculture |
278-281 |
| Coombes, B | Whatever Happened to Rural Culture? Towards Responsive Rural Geographies |
281-285 |
| Hayward, D, I Cooper, R Le Heron & M Perry | Networking, Technological Learning and Co-Operative Regional Development: Experiences and Opportunities in the Hawkes Bay, New Zealand |
285-286 |
| King, LJ | "Shooting the Hippo": a Geographer's Assessment of a Current Canadian Debate |
286 |
| Pomeroy, A | Rural Policy Change: International Perspectives |
286-290 |
| (Top of Page) | People, Housing and the Urban Experience | |
| Austin, PM, F Cram, & RA Kearns | The Experience of Home and Neighbourhood of Older People in Auckland |
291-294 |
| Austin, PM & J Turner | Urban Consolidation and Housing Affordability |
294-297 |
| Badcock, B | Beyond the Golden Age of Homeownership? The Impact of Labour and Housing Market Adjustment upon Household Wealth in Australia |
297 |
| Bowler, S | The Shopping Centre as a Consumption Site |
298-300 |
| Boyer, T | Is Immigration Really Working? The Employment Status of the Taiwanese Community in Auckland |
300-305 |
| Burke, T | Urban Consolidation: The Australian Experience |
306 |
| Croft, A & S Turner | Flea Markets - The Visible Face of the Informal Sector in Aotearoa/New Zealand |
306-308 |
| Davidson, A | Alternative Models of Housing Assistance: Tenure Patterns and Cost-Renting in New Zealand and Sweden |
309-313 |
| de Bruin, A & A Depuis | Women and Housing |
313-314 |
| Depuis, A & d Thorns | The Meaning of Home |
314 |
| Flenley, J | West Meets East in a Japanese Garden |
314-316 |
| Grant, A | Appropriation of Heritage Creating Meaning and Identity: the ASB Bank in Napier |
316-319 |
| Ho, E, S Kim & J Young | Chinese and Korean Migrants in Auckland: Perspectives on Employment Prospects among Adolescents |
319-322 |
| Johnston, DC | Spatial and Temporal Patterns in Mobility: Railway Travel in Canterbury 1880-1961 |
322 |
| Kearsley, GW | Tenure Change, Mortgage Rates and Repossessions in the English Housing Market |
322 |
| McAloon, J | Family, Property and Inheritance in the Colonial South Island |
322-324 |
| McLeay, C | The 'Dunedin Sound' - Regional Refrain or Media Noise? |
324-326 |
| McLeay, E | Housing Networks and the Policy Agenda |
326-327 |
| McMurray, S & P Morrison | The Rise of the Inner City Apartment Market |
327-331 |
| Morrison, P | Inner City Housing in Historical Perspective |
331 |
| O'Brien, P | Broadway Park: Private Estate, Auckland. Changing Notions of Community in New Zealand |
332-334 |
| Press, CJ | The Role of Government in Developing the Colonial City: the Case of Wellington 1840-1903 |
334-338 |
| Thawley, S | Infill Housing: Characteristics, Externalities and Social Conflict |
338 |
| Wulff, M & C Maher | Long Term Private Renters in the Australian Housing Market |
338 |
| Yoon, H-K | An Ethnogeography of East Asian Immigrants in Auckland |
339-341 |
| (Top of Page) | Methodology, Techniques and New Perspectives on Geospatial Data | |
| Booth, K | Outdoor Recreation Research Methods - Are We Stuck in the 1970s? |
342 |
| Cochrane, GR, MA Mongillo & RN Merton | Thirty-five Years of Vegetation Mapping with Satellite Remote Sensing |
342-349 |
| Gao, J & M Wyness | Use of GIS in Locating Childcare Facilities in Northshore City |
349-350 |
| Keast, C | An Investigation of GIS Implementation Strategies: A Case Study of Two Pre-Implementation Projects |
350 |
| Khawaja, M | 1996 Census of Population and Dwellings: An Overview of Questionnaire Contents |
350 |
| Lee, AC, RN Merton & LE Harvey | Digital Mapping of Heterogeneous Vegetation Communities Using Remotely Sensed Imagery and Geographic Information Systems |
350-351 |
| Little, J | The Role of Remote Sensing in the Study of Forested Environments: Prospects and Limitations |
351 |
| Merton, RN & GR Cochrane | Imaging Spectroscopy: A New Tool for the Physical Sciences |
351-358 |
| Mongillo, MA, GR Cochrane & PRL Browne | Geothermal Mapping in New Zealand: Looking Back, Looking Forward |
358-365 |
| Poulsen, M | Sydney's Third Runway: The Usage of GIS in the Environmental Impact Assessment Process |
365-368 |
| Simmons, DG, P Forer & M Oberdries | Tourism Planning: Can GIS Solve both the Data Management and Communication Challenges? |
368-371 |
| Sims, G | Data-Structures for Cell Based Climate Modelling |
372-376 |
| Watkins, R | A Model for Landscape Analysis of an Agrosystem in the Regional Resource Evaluation Project, Northland, New Zealand |
376 |
| Winchester, D | Maps or Mayhem: The Cartographer's Art |
376 |
| Winchester, D | An Emerging Hierarchy of Towns: An Animated Cartography |
377 |
| (Top of Page) | Geography and Education | |
| Arnold, G, R Kearns, M Laituri & R Le Heron | Exploring the Politics of Geographical Authorship |
378 |
| Boswell, S | The Splintering of Student Geographies: Activity Paths and Coping Strategies |
378-380 |
| Fastier, M | Geography Unit Standards: Changes Resulting from the Consultation Process |
381 |
| Forer, P | New Geographies of Learning? Optimising the Universities' Location in Cyberspace |
381-383 |
| Milicich, M & M Goldstone | Servicing the Masses: The Provision of Intimate Learning Experiences for Undergraduate Classes |
384-386 |
| Grundy, KJ | The Separation of Humanity from Nature: Evolution and Implications |
386-387 |
| Keown, PA | Education for Biculturalism and Multiculturalism through Geography |
387-390 |
| Macaulay, J & G Connell | Social Studies in the New Zealand Curriculum: Likely Implications for Secondary Geography |
390-393 |
| Philp, C | Images of Our World, and the Role of 'Geographic Knowledge' |
394 |
| Roche, MM | George Jobberns as a Human Geographer |
394-398 |
|
Rowland, D |
Developing Computer-Based Teaching Materials for Population Studies |
398 |