WorldBritish man's bones found in Antarctic glacier 65 years after deathDennis Bell's remains were found in January by a Polish Antarctic expedition.11 Aug 07:54 PM
WorldResearch on reversing Alzheimer’s reveals lithium as potential keyHarvard scientists found lithium loss plays a key role in Alzheimer's disease.07 Aug 01:22 AM
New ZealandMissing birdsong in your backyard? A new study might explain whyBirds use their songs to find mates as well as communicate about nearby food or danger.06 Aug 10:38 PM
New ZealandRNZAF rescues three from Antarctica in high-risk mid-winter medical evacuation06 Aug 02:11 AM
WorldT-shirt costing $9 lasts longer than one priced at $895University of Leeds study showed that durability can be found at a cheap price.29 Jul 02:33 AM
New ZealandMoo-dern Love: Using ChatGPT to breed better cowsOnline dating comes to dairying, as artificial intelligence helps artificial insemination.25 Jul 05:00 PM
New Zealand'I'm so proud': Teen's $48k scholarships pave way to universityTearohanui Chellew, 18, secured two scholarships totalling $48,000.24 Jul 01:00 AM
WorldWhere will the next big hurricane hit? Ask the sharksSharknado twist: Scientists deploy sharks to learn more about hurricanes in the Atlantic. 24 Jul 12:10 AM
WorldSymrise's noses craft everyday scents in fragrance labsAbout 500 perfumers work in the industry, with 80 at Symrise.23 Jul 04:40 AM
WorldGeothermal greenhouses growing tomatoes through cold wintersCost is the main reason why there aren't more geothermal farming operations in the US.21 Jul 06:00 PM
WorldWhat scientists learned scanning the bodies of 100,000 BritsUK Biobank, launched in 2006, is a government-backed effort to transform medical research.20 Jul 09:44 PM
WorldWomen feel more anger as they age, but show it less, study suggestsParticipants’ anger spiked in the late reproductive stage of women’s lives.20 Jul 06:00 PM
WorldIt’s a girl – again! And again! Why a baby’s sex isn’t randomIt's associated with maternal age, specific genes, and the sexes of older siblings.20 Jul 05:00 PM
PoliticsGovt announces $231m new Auckland-based NZ Institute for Advanced TechnologyLuxon is speaking alongside Dr Shane Reti this morning. 17 Jul 10:20 PM
WorldAstronomers capture first glimpse of planet formation around distant starThe minerals around the star were first spotted by the James Webb Telescope.16 Jul 11:34 PM
New Zealand'Rain, wind and snow': North Island in for day of wild weatherUp to 30mm of rain fell in Auckland this morning, with gusts of 70km/h on harbour bridge.16 Jul 10:52 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldOdd couple: An unexpected animal friendshipNew York Times: 'Like two old friends walking home from a bar' a researcher said of video.16 Jul 05:00 PM
WorldNasa probe captures closest ever images of solar eruptionsNasa's probe captured images 6 million km from the sun.16 Jul 01:45 AM
WorldMost of England facing hosepipe ban as the big dry bitesTelegraph: It's the driest first six months of the year in England since 1976.14 Jul 11:02 PM
New ZealandNZ's $32m satellite mission unresponsive, Space Minister silentJudith Collins won't comment on the satellite mission issues.14 Jul 09:14 PM
OpinionOpinion: NZ’s new AI strategy is big on 'economic opportunity' but short on managing ethical and social riskOPINION: The National AI Strategy aims to invite AI use with a 'light touch' approach.14 Jul 06:00 PM
ChristchurchGlass, metal and plastic found in stomach of a little blue penguin“I’ve never seen things like that inside a penguin’s stomach."14 Jul 04:15 AM
WorldThe best flood warning systems? Here’s what works to save livesIt’s extremely difficult to anticipate exactly where a flood will strike, experts say. 10 Jul 09:51 PM
PremiumPremiumEditorialEditorial: Giant moa revival a marvellous obligation for KiwisOPINION: The big bird's reinvention redefines extinction.10 Jul 05:00 PM
WorldIn Japan, quakes cause some island residents to fleeBetween June 21 and yesterday, the area experienced 1720 earthquakes.10 Jul 01:34 AM
PremiumPremiumWorldTrump’s Nasa budget could cede solar system to China, scientists warn'We’re basically removing the wonder and awe from our portfolio,' one ex-astronaut said.09 Jul 06:00 PM
WorldLondoners could soon face water limits due to dry weatherWater usage has spiked with demand in Swindon, Oxfordshire above 2022 drought levels. 08 Jul 09:48 PM
