Peter Gluckman

Peter Gluckman

scientist New Zealand

Peter Gluckman is a distinguished scientist and former chief science advisor to the New Zealand government, renowned for his contributions to child health and environmental science. He led an independent review of New Zealand's research sector, which is shaping the future of the country’s eight universities and public research organizations.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Peter Gluckman, the then Prime Minister’s Chief Science Adviser, reported a lack of scientific evidence regarding health risks from low levels of methamphetamine exposure. 5

Matt Ball Christian Lamdin Tama Potaka Ric Stevens
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Auckland tenant admits causing meth contamination but doesn’t have to pay for items thrown away

New Zealand New Zealand: Sir Peter Gluckman is the managing trustee of Koi Tū – The Centre for Informed Futures. 7

Oliver Hartwich Christopher Luxon Marama Davidson Eric Crampton Craig Renney Max Rashbrooke Helen Clark Don Mckinnon Christine Maiden Sharp David Williams Gary Taylor Wendy Mcguinness Tim Wilson Penny Hulse
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: The varied faces of NZ think-tanks: Who fronts them and what they do

New Zealand New Zealand: Sir Peter Gluckman is the chairman of Koi Tū, who made a significant speech about Auckland's economic opportunities. 7

Wayne Brown Desley Simpson Phil Goff Len Brown Chris Bishop Steve Armitage Jack Riddell Schmidt
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Why I’m still not convinced by Wayne Brown - Simon Wilson

New Zealand New Zealand: Professor Sir Peter Gluckman led an independent review that influenced the sector reforms. 7

Upton Reti Jamie Morton
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Environment watchdog flags worries over Govt science sector shake-up