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'A Pacific academy would be game-changing for the region’
A science academy in the Pacific would help unite Pasifika scholars with unique knowledge.
Breakthrough NZ cancer therapy shows promising results for killer disease
A NZ-developed cancer therapy is safer than its overseas counterparts in early trials.
Here comes the heat: NZ to get early dose of El Niño summer later this month
Forecasters pick shift to warmer, drier weather this month - courtesy of hot air from Oz.
Scientists confront Massey heads over uni cuts
Redundancy-threatened scientists air their frustrations over cuts with Massey chancellors.
Atmospheric rivers: What climate change means for NZ's biggest rainmakers
What will moisture-laden 'atmospheric rivers' look like at the end of this century?
NZ must prepare for Long Covid implications, researcher warns
A study shows Kiwis are going to work while unwell.
Sensors used in east coast fault zone quake study
Scientists to deploy ocean-bottom sensors off Wairarapa coast to pick up hidden quakes.
'Absolutely not safe': School slammed after science experiment ends in skin graft
An industrial chemist said the school should not be sending sodium hydroxide into homes.
Earth will likely lock into breaching key warming threshold in 2029
World will hit a climate threshold if it keeps burning fossil fuels at the current rate.
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Fonterra science optimistic about finding cow methane reduction biotool - CEO
The innovation could potentially switch off methane production in cows.
Two South Island earthquakes within 13 hours: what caused them?
Scientists say there's no direct link between South Island's 5.2 and 4.0 earthquakes.
The 12 regions that recorded a 100-plus day marine heatwave
One region topped them all with a record 381-day marine heatwave.
Worsening marine heatwaves threat to popular shellfish
Lab glitch unexpectedly delivers insights into how mussels will cope with climate change.
Massey scientists push back on ‘biased’ numbers behind restructure
Massey scientists call for independent audit of workings behind controversial restructure.
Faults near Wellington open up new insights
Scientists mapping the region's faults make fascinating new discovery.
What will NZ droughts look like in 30 years? El Nino, potential billion dollar toll
Scientists are exploring what a horror drought will look like in a climate-warmed future.
Cats have the power to glow in the dark, scientists discover
Mysterious fluorescent properties "could help mammals communicate".
Scientists discover intriguing ‘mini eruptions’ at Mt Ruapehu
A new data-crunching approach has turned up recent missed 'mini-eruptions' at Ruapehu.
What NZ scientists just learned about nasty Strep A bug with ‘striking differences’
Mounting efforts to make a vaccine against a widespread bug likely just got tougher.
Computer scientist Steffen Albrecht on hospital admissions AI study
Computer scientist Steffen Albrecht talks to Mike Hosking about groundbreaking research into patterns in hospital admissions. Video / Newstalk ZB
Brain drink or fancy juice? Start-up strives to prove health claims
Ambitious beverage startup faces criticism and regulatory turbulence.
Tonga eruption’s unprecedented water vapour rapidly depleted ozone layer
New findings describe another remarkable observation from last year's monster eruption.
Scientists have a clever new playbook to control - and conserve - the possum
Scientists have just reconstructed the entire genetic jigsaw of the brushtail possum.
Scientists offer a new explanation for long Covid
New York Times: Virus remnants in the gut could be to blame, researchers say.
Kiwi scientists take leap in research on gut health
Study marks major step in learning how diet can help with inflammatory bowel diseases.
'Thrilling': Nasa spacecraft launched to mysterious rare metal asteroid
Nasa’s Psyche spacecraft rocketed away on Friday on a six-year journey.
Red, juicy, heat resistant: New Zealand’s hunt for a climate-proof apple
Financial Times: Europe's growers have turned to NZ as climate change upends the industry.
Editorial: The election, the climate and the uncomfortable truth
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