Chairpersons and goddesses: non-sexist usages in New Zealand English
31 October 1993
Articles by author
Two for /t/: flapping and glottal stops in New Zealand English
31 October 1995
Syllable-timing and Maori English
31 October 1996
What’s sexy in New Zealand sociolinguistics?
30 June 1998
Language in the Workplace Symposium: General introduction & Goals, Scope and Methodology
30 June 1998
Sociolinguistics and the Individual
31 August 1969
Linguistic humour: It’s not the way you tell it
31 August 1973
Hedging your bets and sitting on the fence: Some evidence for hedges as support structures
31 August 1984
Learning by experience: Notes for New Zealand social dialectologists
31 August 1988
‘Beyond Compare’: Supervising Postgraduate Research
31 August 2007
The Discourse of Leadership
31 August 2003
Obituary for John Pride
31 October 1994
Book Review – by Janet Holmes of Eckert (2018)
22 October 2019
Serendipity and strategy: the growth of Linguistics at Victoria
22 December 2018
Tributes to Donn Bayard
31 August 2005
Eliciting Refusals: A Methodological Challenge
31 August 2003