Kerry Sunderland

Aotearoa has the cleanest rivers in the world in its many conservation estates, which equate to roughly a third of all land here – but downstream waterways are now some of the most polluted in the developed world.

In this article, published in The Byron Echo on 7 April 2021, Kerry Sunderland reports on some of the major festivals that have taken place over the 2020-21 summer in New Zealand.

New Zealanders are rolling out their yoga mats or taking to dance floors as therapy against the stresses of modern life. Kerry Sunderland explains how ‘wellness’ aims to prevent disease.

Rob Donovan's research to support a complaint to the Alcohol Beverages Advertising Code (ABAC) is a fascinating example of how research with children can be applied.

The most recent polls all suggest that the majority of the community does not support the carbon tax. But does this mean they no longer support action on climate change?

With the biggest survey of all–the 2011 Australian census–taking place next month, Kerry Sunderland asks a range of researchers to comment on whether or not those who participate in survey research represent the Australian population.

Highly complex and detailed benchmarking data—usually from external sources—has left some companies wondering ‘so what’. Many HR practitioners are now using benchmarking figures in new ways.