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NZ team developing a mid-pregnancy blood test that may help prevent pre-term birth.
All Blacks' mana undimmed, grief will pass: expert
Expert says national mourning will be short-lived because All Blacks' mana is intact.
SkyCity fire: Insurance cover may be refused if 'recklessness' proved
Will subcontractors have to pay for SkyCity fire?
Inside convention centre fire: Expert explains what's driving blaze
Expert who consulted on centre's fire risk shares insight into what's driving the blaze.
Kiwis are turning to spy software to curb porn use
Church-affiliated groups are promoting surveillance software in an effort to combat porn.
'Virtual therapy': Are robots the future of physical rehab?
NZ researcher says machines could soon be helping us recover from injury or disease.
Top honour for scientist behind newborn breakthroughs
A scientist who has helped millions of newborns and mums receives NZ's top research medal.
Dunedin party death: Police will consider criminal nuisance charges, experts say
Police say they are trying to form a timeline of the events which led to student's death.
'Just for the rich': Govt's parent visa rule change criticised
The parent category visa is back but with significant new income requirements.
Auckland Uni students stage sit-in to protest campus racism
Auckland Uni students stage sit-in to protest campus racism. Video / Rosie Gordon
Auckland Uni students stage sit-in to protest campus racism
Students stage sit-in to protest alleged racism on campus.
Sleeping on your back while pregnant 'same as smoking 10 cigarettes a day'
It's equivalent to the effect of smoking 10 cigarettes a day, research shows.
Paracetamol 'as good as costly painkillers'
Paracetamol is just as good as costlier medicines for sprains and falls, a study shows.
Govt's climate risk assessment a 'good first step', councils say
Councils facing $14b climate change risk say Govt's risk assessment is a good first step.
Outrage as Air NZ tries to trademark 'Kia Ora' logo
"I don't know if this was the wisest PR move" - trademark law expert
Watch out for those suited up, older males zooming past on an e-scooter
"There is an uncanny ability with human beings to find new ways to injuring ourselves."
Measles outbreak: 300 students sent home from Auckland school
'The epidemic curve looks like it's heading into interstellar space'.
Hand-wash hell: Patients at risk because of grubby hospital hygiene
Hand-washing failures spark "huge concern" it's accelerating the spread of deadly bugs.
Revealed: Most NZ school kids have a cellphone by age 11
School census finds most children have their own phone by Year 7.
'Yuck factor': Disgust plays major role in selective consumption habits
A new study has found a lot of work has to be done around the stigma of sustainable food.
Simple, cheap test saves 4 newborns' lives
A cheap, simple test is picking up critical defects in NZ newborns. So what's the catch?
Another 37 cases overnight: Auckland measles 'epidemic'
Almost a third of Auckland cases occurred in the last eight days, most in South Auckland.
Education Ministry: It's not a reading 'U-turn'
The Ministry of Education denies that it has done a U-turn on reading.
Bike riding worst sport for head injuries in kids, new study shows
Recreational sports is more likely to cause head injuries in kids than contact sports.
Under pressure: $5m to unlock secrets of silent killer
Auckland University scientists aim to solve health issue that affects 1bn people.
The immunisation fallout: NZ set to lose measles 'all-clear' status
Kiwi kids at "growing risk" of dying from measles if the Government does not act soon.
Gran's 'rare' mercy: When murder doesn't merit life in prison
Lorraine Smith avoided a life sentence for murder - how common is it?
More than 100 gather for Hong Kong protest
Unlike the first protest, today's event was free of any physical conflict.
Only in NZ: Falling preschool obesity is unique worldwide
Getting a good night's sleep could be the best way of preventing child obesity.
Seymour's letter to Chinese: Stop interfering in NZ's internal affairs
Epsom MP David Seymour pens strongly worded letter to Chinese Consul General in Auckland.
Falling through the cracks: Boy thought he was 'too dumb to learn'
Children who can't see are struggling to learn and thinking they are dumb.
China Consulate General condemns Hong Kong protests, slams media reports
Students who stood up for the love of Hong Kong and opposed splitting the country praised.
New Zealander wins prestigious statistics prize
New Zealander Hadley Wickham is honoured and excited to receive the statistics award.