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Introduction / Rt. Hon. Helen Clark -- In right relationship: whanaungatanga / Haylee Koroi -- Part one: The science -- Climate: recent past, present and future / Dr Jim Salinger -- How will our coasts and estuaries change with sea-level rise? Implications for communities and infrastructure / Dr Rob Bell -- The impact of climate change in Aotearoa New Zealand on native flora, fauna and biodiversity / Matt McGlone -- Aquatic environments under climate change in Aotearoa / Andrew Jeffs and Simon Thrush.

Report for MPs says government must lead fight on tackling harm of adverse childhood experiences

Brief profiles of female political leaders from around the world are presented. Adapted from the source document.

New Zealand has not always been the robust little democracy with the freedom of speech enjoyed today. The election of the first Labour government, the 1951 Waterfront Lockout emergency regulations and the Muldoon era were all testing times for the news media. In the first of the three commentaries, Prime Minister Helen Clark examines a politician's view of media rights, responsibilities and ethics.

The author, a member of New Zealand's Parliament and Chairperson of its Foreign Affairs and Defence Select Committee, contemplates security issues in the Pacific Basin from New Zealand's perspective. The changing security perceptions of New Zealand and the reasons for concern about nuclear weapons and nuclear war in the South Pacific. The reaction of the USA to non-nuclear initiatives in the South Pacific. (DÜI-Sen)