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Document Date: 2008-05-14 19:02:16


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United States / Canada / Australia / New Zealand / /

Event

Diplomatic Relations / Person Communication and Meetings / /

Facility

Canterbury University of Otago University / Albany Palmerston North Wellington University of Auckland University / Waikato Victoria University of Wellington Total / Student Services Each campus / Auckland University of Technology Lincoln University Massey University / /

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law enforcement officers / web-based survey / university support services / treatment services / healthcare environments / much needed services / health services / Internet-based search / subsidised healthcare / liquor law enforcement / alcohol advertising / law enforcement / web-based questionnaires / healthcare / student health services / keyword search / student services / /

Organization

FAFPHM Injury Prevention Research Unit Department of Preventive / Victoria University of Wellington / University of Auckland University / Primary Healthcare Organisation / University of Otago / New Zealand Vice-Chancellors’ Committee / Division of Student Services / Division of Student Services Each / Students’ association / Lincoln University Massey University / University of Wellington Total / University of Otago University of Waikato / Auckland University / Ministry of Education / Ministry of Health / Ministerial Committee on Drug Policy / /

Person

Kypros Kypri / Questionnaire / Kimberly Cousins / Julia Wilson (Hons) / /

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Position

president / director / Executive / manager of student services / Dunedin Central Liquor Licensing Officer / General / Licensing Officer / /

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