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Mai Chen: Quakes a true test of government
Mai Chen asks whether emergency laws and cash can sustain people's trust .
<i>Peter Boxall:</i> What makes the workforce happy?
Peter Boxall asks: What makes the workforce happy, and how can we build on it?
<i>Peter Boxall:</i> Are NZ workers really disengaged?
Are the raft of employee 'engagement' surveys that show New Zealand workers are unhappy with ther work really accurate?
Success: Partners spur water watchers' growth
Smart metering company's markets include Australia, the US and Africa.
<i>Anthony Doesburg</i>: What lies beneath Auckland, ask quake scientists
Deep probes may provide first signs of seismic or volcanic activity.
Mum's diet key to baby health
Expectant mothers' diets could be creating an obesity timebomb for their unborn children, a groundbreaking study involving New Zealand scientists has revealed.
Five of the best: Climbing walls
Climbing the walls this school holidays? Get them out climbing real ones instead at supervised walls around the region.
Stuart McCutcheon : Professor's claims over uni at odds with facts
University of Auckland staff conditions are not under threat.
Christchurch earthquake: 10 acts of kindness
Katherine Irvine has found people from all walks of life doing what they can to contribute to the earthquake appeal.
Enrich your life and offer gifts that keep giving
Chris Liddell writes on the future of philanthropy and how we can get involved.
Christchurch earthquake: How to donate
Several appeals have been launched to help Cantabrians following today's devastating earthquake. ANZ launched an appeal and announced it would make the first donation, $1 million.
Anthony Doesburg: Broking a marriage of business and academia
Events aim to encourage university researchers and companies to start talking to each other.
Fruit juice, apples linked to fetus harm
Pregnant women who eat a lot of sugar-laden food could be compromising their babies' development, new New Zealand research suggests.
Study: Sugars could harm unborn baby
Pregnant women who eat a lot of sugar-laden food could be compromising their babies' development, new New Zealand research suggests.
Antioxidants may improve chance of conceiving - research
Couples trying for a baby may find it easier to conceive if the male takes antioxidant supplements, new research suggests.
Under the volcanoes
Auckland is home to more than 50 volcanic cones and craters. Diana Clement explores just a few.