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- - - - An outstanding exhibit which investigates a scientific issue related to Central Northland
        
        An exhibit which shows an innovative and/or sustainable solution relating to an engineering issue.
    - - An exhibit that shows creativity and planning in a construction and/or engineering process.
      - An exhibit that promotes energy efficiency in the home or workplace. Think insulation, heating/cooling issues
      - An exhibit that investigates, or develops a process involving; electrical use, electrical components, electrical systems, etc.
      - An exhibit linking science and technology to real world benefits and the economy. Where a student considers a commercial or socioeconomic application of a project or has shown consultation with a social or economic stakeholder to inform a real world solution to a local problem or need.
      - An exhibit which encourages the responsible stewardship of our planet’s resources. This could include ways to reduce, reuse, recycle or replace existing technologies, practices or techniques
      - An exhibit that covers a biosecurity or diversity issue for a given area within Central Northland with a view to enhancing the local environment.
        
        Examples might include:
        
        Biosecurity: Kauri dieback, introduced invertebrates and reptiles, introduced weeds, introduced bird and mammal species.
        
        Biodiversity: survival of endangered species, reintroduction of absent species.
      - An exhibit that promotes the education of the public on the protection and appreciation of New Zealand’s native species, natural ecosystems and landscapes.
      - An exhibit which shows an outstanding study on the conservation of one or more of New Zealand’s natural resources.
      - An exhibit which investigates methods to improve or technology which assists in the improvement of oral or dental health. This includes oral health education tools, causes of disease, disease prevention and improved oral hygiene.**
      - An exhibit that promotes the advancement of health and fitness. Think personal training, fitness programmes, small group training & exercise regimes.
      - A scientific investigation of a health or safety issue, or development of a tool which enhances health or safety. This could be a health and safety issue at school, home or in the work place
      - An exhibit which addresses some aspect of sight or vision. Think vision testing, glaucoma and cataract assessment, colour vision, eye glasses & eye scanning.
      - Exhibit relating to the study of food related topics including food safety, new or advancing formulations/ recipes, foods role in heath and well-being, the study of food ingredients, etc.
      - An exhibit that promotes a Northland Primary Industry. Think agriculture, horticulture, forestry or aquaculture.