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November 2004 - October 2005
October 2005
3-6 October 2005
The New Zealand Historic Places Trust is organising a national heritage conference as part of their 50th anniversary celebrations. the conference will provide a national level forum for discussion and debate about New Zealand's key heritage issues. Website information being developed.
Held by
New Zealand Historic Places Trust
Venue
to be advised
25-27 October 2005
Conference for Users of Statistics 2005. This five-yearly conference for users of statistics to exchange views and learn about new developments. Key themes – statistics and their role in national identity, environment, the changing economy, social setting, community development and education. Also, developments with the Official Statistics System.
The conference will focus on the role of statistics in defining New Zealand, the changing economy, environmental issues, community development, and education. Workshops will examine economic, social, cultural and environment statistics from the perspective of those using them.
Special sessions will be held for non-profit organisations, policy analysts, educationalists and other groups. The conference will present a challenging range of keynote speakers. Research into user groups will provide views from beyond the conference walls.
Hosted by
Statistics New Zealand with support from other agencies
Venue
Te Papa, Wellington
September 2005
7-9 September 2005
Ageing Population Conference: 65 Not Out
Conference on ageing held by The Actuarial Professional in association with the Oxford Institute of Ageing. Three major themes to be discussed are: longevity, genetics and medicine; economics and finance; and employment, society and the law.
Held by
The Actuarial Professional
Venue
St Anne's College, Oxford, England
August 2005
18-20 August 2005
Urbanism Down Under
Conference on creative and imaginative solutions for the future shape of urban centres. A multidisciplinary approach to urban design in an Australasian context.
Held by
Wellington City Council
Venue
Wellington City Council, Wellington, New Zealand
July 2005
18-23 July 2005
XXV IUSSP International Population Conference
Conference of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population. This conference will include a session by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) on an update on the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) held in Cairo in 1994.
Held by
International Union for the Scientific Study of Population
Venue
Vinci Convention Centre, Tours, France.
24-27 July 2005
Local Government New Zealand 2005 conference
Conference theme national goals, local roles focuses on the symbiotic relationship between central and local government.
Held by
Local Government New Zealand
Venue
Christchurch Conference Centre, Christchurch, New Zealand
June 2005
3 June 2005
Planning for Cultural Wellbeing
Regional workshops that introduce cultural wellbeing and provide information about promoting cultural wellbeing.
Held by
Ministry of Culture and Heritage
Venue
Christchurch City Council chambers, Christchurch, New Zealand
3-6 June 2005
New Zealand Women's Convention
Convention focuses on changes for New Zealand women with the themes changing faces (including declining birthrate and increased aged population), changing workplaces (including pay rates, discrimination and work-life balance) and sustainable development.
Held by
Women's Convention/Janus Trust
Venue
Wellington Town Hall, Wellington, New Zealand
10 June 2005
Planning for Cultural Wellbeing
Regional workshops that introduce cultural wellbeing and provide information about promoting cultural wellbeing.
Held by
Ministry of Culture and Heritage
Venue
Dunedin Centre, Fullwood Conference Room, Dunedin, New Zealand
17 June 2005
Planning for Cultural Wellbeing
Regional workshops that introduce cultural wellbeing and provide information about promoting cultural wellbeing.
Held by
Ministry of Culture and Heritage
Venue
Invercargill City Council, Invercargill, New Zealand
30 June - 1 July 2005
Population Association of New Zealand Conference
Biennial conference of the Population Association of New Zealand (PANZ)
Held by
Population Association of New Zealand
Venue
University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
May 2005
6 May 2005
Planning for Cultural Wellbeing
Regional workshops that introduce cultural wellbeing and provide information about promoting cultural wellbeing.
Held by
Ministry of Culture and Heritage
Venue
Te Papa Tongarewa - Museum of New Zealand, Wellington, New Zealand
13 May 2005
Planning for Cultural Wellbeing
Regional workshops that introduce cultural wellbeing and provide information about promoting cultural wellbeing.
Held by
Ministry of Culture and Heritage
Venue
Napier City Council, Napier, New Zealand
20 May 2005
Planning for Cultural Wellbeing
Regional workshops that introduce cultural wellbeing and provide information about promoting cultural wellbeing.
Held by
Ministry of Culture and Heritage
Venue
Trailways Motel, Nelson, New Zealand
April 2005
5-12 April 2005
55th ISI Biennial Session
A diverse and cutting edge scientific programme has been developed for the 2005 International Statistical Institute (ISI) Session and includes invited paper meetings, contributed paper meetings, key note speakers of world repute, poster sessions, tutorials and short courses. Theme days will cover statistics and finance, environmental statistics and genomics.
Held by
Joint conference of the International Statistical Institute, International Association of Official Statistics, International Association of Survey Statisticians, International Association of Statistical Education, International Association of Statistical Computing and the Bernoulli Society.
Venue
Sydney, Australia
14-15 April 2005
IAOS Satellite Conference
Satellite Meeting on Measuring Small Populations
Held by
International Association of Official Statistics
Venue
Te Papa Tongarewa - Museum of New Zealand, Wellington, New Zealand
13-14 April 2005
Complex Sampling, Retrospective Sampling and Missing Data
International Statistical Institute Satellite Conference in Honour of Alistair J Scott.
Held by
International Association of Survey Statisticians
Venue
Maritime Museum, Auckland, New Zealand
13-16 April 2005
International Symposium on Business and Industrial Statistics
The focus is on important statistical issues relating to productivity improvement, improved use of quantitative methods to support decision-making at all levels of business and industry, and statistical aspects of finance.
Held by
The Statistics in Business and Industry Committee of the International Statistical Institute.
Venue
Palm Cove (25 minutes north of Cairns), Australia
March 2005
1-3 March 2005
Hui Taumata
The second Hui Taumata meeting of Māori leaders and thinkers (first was in 1984). The hui will be the focal point for a six-month programme started in 2004 of research and exchange of ideas. It will discuss practical ideas for future Maori success, focusing on people, assets and enterprise.
Held by
Hui Taumata Secretariat
Venue
Wellington Convention Centre, Wellington
21-23 March 2005
Regional Development Conference
Theme is "Our Future, Our Potential, Our Choices".
Held by
Economic Development Association of New Zealand and Ministry of Economic Development
Venue
Municipal Theatre and War Memorial Centre, Napier
31 March - 2 April 2005
Population Association of America Annual Meeting
Conference covering all population issues.
Held by
Population Association of America
Venue
Philadelphia, USA
February 2005
9-11 February 2005
Family Matters
Conference on current issues facing families and family research.
Held by
Australian Institute of Family Studies
Venue
Exhibition and Convention Centre, Melbourne, Australia
November 2004
22-23 November 2004
Eleventh Conference on Labour, Employment and Work
New Zealand's leading labour market research symposium. Contributors present recent research on labour, employment and work issues.
Held by
Victoria University of Wellington’s Industrial Relations Centre and Institute of Geography
Venue
Victoria University's Pipitea Campus, Wellington, New Zealand
25-26 November 2004
Second Social Policy, Research and Evaluation Conference
The conference theme is "What works?" There will be a practical focus with the aim of encouraging the use of research and evaluation in social policy and practice.
Held by
Ministry of Social Development
Venue
Wellington Conference Centre, Wellington, New Zealand
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