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Understand more about our local bush areas, where the water comes from and how we know the area is healthy.

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Causes of climate change
Impacts of climate change

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How is energy generated in NZ and how will we have enough in the future?

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Why is understanding what's going on "up there" such a big deal?

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What's going on with our body when we are unwell?
How does our immune system work?

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What is all the talk about "Prime" drinks all about?

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Why are current practices unsustainable
Why should we care?
What changes can we make?
How can we make a difference?

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What does vaping do to our bodies?

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Rongoā - traditional approaches to medicines and healing

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How do the systems of our body work?

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Why and how are weather patterns changing?

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Why is our landscape, flora and fauna so unique?

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Understanding of what is AI and how it is going to change our lives.

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What is in the food we eat?
How does it change when we cook food?
How does our body get nutrients out of food?

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The understanding that when changes are made within complex systems there is a knock on effect to other parts of the system (this can be within the human body, weather systems etc).

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To question and think critically realising that many science developments have begun by thinking outside the box, persevering and taking risks

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- The relationship to knowledge production and historical harms e.g. eugenics, racism, ableism, sexism
- The responsibilities of researchers
- How misinformation can be guised as science
- How ethical frameworks, peer review processes and reflexivity etc. were developed to counter harmful narratives and improve equitable wellbeing outcomes
- How do we distinguish ‘good’ research from ‘bad’