WorldAlpha males are rare among our fellow primates, scientists sayMale domination was observed in only 17% of primate populations, such as among baboons.07 Jul 10:01 PM
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Lifestyle‘Insane’ MRI images: How one couple redefined anatomy with scienceTikTok revives 1991 MRI sex study, highlighting groundbreaking discovery on female anatomy.30 Dec 10:45 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleInside your body, ageing unfolds at remarkably different ratesParts of our bodies start ageing earlier than others, right down to our organs and cells.03 Dec 04:00 PM
OpinionOpinion: Richest 1% emit more CO2 in an hour than lifetime of average personOpinion: 'Climate inaction will cost countries much more than climate action.'29 Nov 02:15 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleWhy do we cry? The science behind human tears explainedNY Times: We’re the only species that sheds emotional tears, but reasons remain an enigma.21 Nov 01:00 AM
LifestyleIs happiness genetic? The psychology of happiness and how to feel happierIn the pursuit of happiness, Sarah Pollok returns to university to see what science says about how to live a more joyful life. Video / Carson BluckWatch04 Oct 07:00 AM
LifestyleScientists just figured out how many chemicals enter our bodies from food packagingA new study details chemicals finding their way into human bodies from contact with food.17 Sep 05:58 AM
WorldAlzheimer’s wonder drug gets the green light in BritainLecanemab could be the ‘beginning of the end’ for the disease, experts suggest.22 Aug 08:06 AM
LifestyleDancing in sync brings us closer together - here's whyMusic and dance have important functions in terms of how people create and maintain bonds.19 May 04:39 AM
PremiumPremiumNew ZealandLet the music play: The top 10 Kiwi tunes you’re hearing at the supermarketWhat are we hearing, why and does it even matter?10 May 05:00 PM
PremiumPremiumNew ZealandLatest science: Is your ex really a narcissist?They’re arrogant, jealous, entitled - and make up about 5 per cent of Kiwis.30 Mar 04:00 PM
LifestyleWorld’s population to fall for first time since the Black DeathGlobal fertility rates hit a tipping point and are unlikely to recover, say experts.23 Mar 04:00 PM
WorldAncient human DNA hints at why multiple sclerosis affects so manyStudy of ancient DNA hints at why Northern Europeans more prone to multiple sclerosis.11 Jan 02:07 AM
New ZealandNZ needs centre for disease control, experts sayA CDC would build the capacity needed to respond to future pandemics.15 Nov 07:54 PM
WorldMan receives world's first eye transplantEye transplant extraordinary addition to a face transplant.09 Nov 08:12 PM
WorldScientists uncover new Covid origin clueExpert says the DNA findings are significant, even though they aren’t definitive.17 Mar 11:25 PM
New ZealandProfile: NZ scientist raising $100m to cure motor neurone diseaseAfter 30 years overseas, Chris Shaw is returning to New Zealand with ambitious plans.18 Sep 05:00 PM
WorldConcerning detail in Australia monkeypox outbreakOne state is being hit hard by a monkeypox outbreak as the virus continues to spread.12 Sep 01:05 AM
LifestyleScientists discover humans do have an invisible auraThe haze is produced on bodies when ozone in the air reacts with oil made by the skin.05 Sep 04:18 AM
New ZealandLauded scientist wants to inspire other womenPrestigious prize for one of the scientists behind Covid-19 genome sequencing programme.31 May 06:51 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestylePuberty starts earlier than it used to. Nobody knows whyNew York Times: Some girls are starting to develop breasts as early as age 6 or 7.24 May 06:00 AM
New ZealandNew research could help early diagnosis of Alzheimer'sGroundbreaking research may pinpoint the toxic molecules that causes Alzheimer's.21 May 08:20 PM
Lifestyle'Youth transplants' really can slow the ageing processCerebrospinal fluid can regenerate the memory centre and may help to rejuvenate bodies.14 May 08:54 PM
