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Budget 2023: $400m to help make Wellington a ‘science city’
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Scientists' mistake restores woman's vision
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Nasa reveals why you'll lose weight on a holiday to Sri Lanka, but not Borneo
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Analysis: Climate disasters hurt some NZ businesses more than others
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Nasa launches stadium-sized, space-bound balloon from Wānaka Airport
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Stunning mosaic of baby star clusters created from 1 million telescope shots
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NZ's largest land quake-maker: Researchers study thousands of years of Alpine Fault shakes
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