Professor Allan Blackman is back in the studio for another week of Dear Science. The team discuss needleless insulin, C02 production from bottom trawling, and what it means when a dog wags their tail (hint: it is not just happy).
The Coalition Government’s plans to dissolve mega polytechnic Te Pukenga has left the tertiary education sector in a state of uncertainty.
Last year individual polytechnics reported a collective loss of $185 million and strike action disrupted students' courses as tertiary education providers took concerns over pay and conditions to the government.
Nicholas spoke to the National president of the Tertiary Education Union, Dr Julie Douglas, about the issues facing Tertiary Education in 2024 as well as the policy areas she believes need to be at the forefront of the Minister for Tertiary educations plans.
In the tumult of last year's election campaign it seemed that there were a myriad of issues that got limited to no coverage time.
Amongst the issues that took a backseat was mental health care.
Statistics from 2021 showed an increase in people reporting poor mental wellbeing and as a country we ranked 38th in the world in child mental wellbeing in 2020.
An article titled “Some mental health advice for Minister Doocey“ was recently published by Newsroom. The article highlighted three key areas of focus for policy regarding mental health, with those priorities being;
Universal Health Coverage, Parity of Esteem for mental health services and reaching unreached populations.
Nicholas spoke to the article's author Dr Ian Soosay about his advice for the new Government’s mental health policy.
The Tuesday Wire team is joined by Dr Allan Blackman for Dear Science!
Nicholas speaks to the National president of the Tertiary Education Union, Dr Julie Douglas, about the issues facing Tertiary Education in 2024 as well as the policy areas she believes need to be at the forefront of the Minister for Tertiary educations plans.
Nicholas also spoke to mental health advocate Dr Ian Soosay about his advice for the new Government’s mental health policy.
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