‘Zombie’ snapper caught in Auckland suggests disease more widespread
The sick snapper caught near Port Albert suggest the problem is widespread.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest from Science
Volcanic unrest continues at Whakaari/White Island
The volcano continues to emit elevated levels of magmatic gas, GeoNet says.
Coffee drinkers: Should you delay your morning caffeine hit?
NY Times: Some influencers say that doing so can offer benefits. We looked at the evidence
Finalists for inaugural NZ science journalism gongs announced
Reporters Jamie Morton, Sasha Borissenko and Grace Tinetali-Fiavaai are among finalists.
‘Significant lack of confidence’: Niwa staff frustrations over restructure aired in scathing open letter
Frustrated Niwa staff hit out at management over restructure that could cut 90 jobs.
Everything you need to know about motor neurone disease
Here's a guide on what causes it and the future hopes for treatment.
Study reveals how NZ's biggest quake-maker stokes world-famous volcanic zone
What puts the fire in the belly of a local volcanic zone that's produced monster blows.
Satellites revealing new view of lingering landslide risk after 2023′s extreme summer
Scientists using satellites to probe landslide risk in spots hit hardest by 2023's storms.
New survey asks parents of donor-conceived children: have you told them?
For parents of donor-conceived children, it’s the trickiest question: when to tell them?
Back to business for King's Birthday Honours 2024
A change in Government has meant a clear shift in focus for the 2024 list.
Three big winter weather trends: Was May’s chill a prelude to a freezing few months?
The first half of 2024 brought us drought and deluges. So what's to come in winter?
Editorial: Air turbulence one big reason to follow crew members’ instructions
OPINION: Incidences of serious turbulence have spiked recently.
Opinion: Time for a tune-up as NZ's economic engine sputters
OPINION: Slides in rankings suggest the decline of our country's economic foundations.
Bird flu Q&A: A virologist answers your big questions
Bird flu is knocking on NZ's door. An expert tells us what we need to know about H5N1.
Experts fly over Whakaari/White Island amid volcanic activity
There has been a string of eruptions there in recent days.
Rocket Lab sends Nasa polar satellite into space
A climate change-focused mission from Mahia.
Five things you never knew these Kiwi food staples could do
Mussels for muscles and fat-fighting feijoas: Jamie Morton looks at five food discoveries.
Diseased snapper described as 'zombies' caught in Kaipara Harbour
The fish have sunken and milky eyes, bones sticking out and a lack of mucus coat.
Another Covid-19 wave on horizon: How big will it be?
NZ likely on cusp of another Covid wave similar in size to our last two, modeller says.
The types of stones our bodies make - and how we can prevent them
You've heard of kidney stones and gallstones - but did you know there are more?
More than a headache: Half of NZ’s migraine sufferers struggle with access to care
New findings shed light on big barrier for estimated 640,000 Kiwis living with migraine.
Kaikōura 2016 earthquake linked to unrest at Taupō supervolcano - 500km away
It’s been a question on the minds of geoscientists - can big quakes trigger eruptions?
Hikurangi Subduction Zone: The burning question about NZ’s biggest quake-maker
Our biggest fault zone is thought to have a release valve in the form of 'silent' quakes.
Roy Kerr turns 90: Inside the beautiful mind of a Kiwi genius
Even at 90, mathematics titan Roy Kerr is still curious about the secrets of the cosmos.
'When I'm not working I'm anxious' - Workaholism in NZ
A new study offers a troubling glimpse into the lives of NZ's workaholics.
Depressed? Why anti-depressants aren't the best solution
Depression affects more Kiwis than we think: and it's not just about a chemical inbalance.
Preparing for a 'solar tsunami'
Scientists are helping energy networks prepare for solar event far bigger than weekend's.
What is the science behind the Aurora Australis?
The skies have been lighting up with the Aurora Australis - but what causes it?
Strong solar storm could disrupt communications
The sun is producing strong solar flares and has hurled outbursts of plasma our way.
First implant of Elon Musk’s brain chip company malfunctions
Human brain implant had to be adjusted after it ‘retracted’, Neuralink admits.
Winter jump in deaths expected: what’s most likely to kill this year?
Death rates over winter are nearly a quarter higher than other times of the year. Why?
'Extinction threat': How scared should we be of bird flu reaching NZ?
The global spread of bird flu has scientists concerned. Here's what you should know.
80-plus and still firing on all cylinders: A peek inside the brains of ‘super-agers’
NY Times: New research explores why some octogenarians have exceptional memories.