What Antarctica's 'doomsday glacier' means for the planet
Financial Times: Thwaites Glacier holds crucial clues about the future of the planet.
Financial Times: Thwaites Glacier holds crucial clues about the future of the planet.
It's our shortest day - so how much extra daylight can we expect tomorrow?
Threat of Covid-19 forces Antarctica NZ to cancel next season's field science projects.
The location for the memorial is not confirmed but a quarter of the budget has been spent.
The white continent remains free of the coronavirus.
Kiwis and up to 130 Australians left stranded on Antarctic cruise with no way home.
More women than ever are conquering the world's harshest environment.
Financial Times: The struggle of Antarctica's animals holds lessons for us all.
New York Times: Travel to Antarctica is booming. What does that mean for the environment?
It turns out the wages are really, really good on the frozen continent.
About 150 people are needed to fill some of the most adventurous jobs on the planet.
Thawing permafrost may unleash a monster load of carbon. What will come from Antarctica?
Pilot says relatives of those killed in Erebus disaster have gone on to fly for airlines.
Hundreds gathered to honour those killed in flight 901 40 years ago this week.
A US navigator reveals his panicked alert to the doomed Air NZ flight to Erebus.
It was a normal day, then an Air NZ sightseeing plane went missing in Antarctica.
Decision delayed on placing Erebus national memorial in Parnell Rose Gardens.
It is believed that the iceberg is five times the size of the European island, Malta.
'I've never seen anything worse in my life,' an Antarctic adventurer wrote at the time.
Scientists reveal another monster NZ bird - this time, an ancient 1.6m-high penguin.
There's disagreement between weather officials as to how much of an impact it will have.
Temperatures will fall as low as -6C tomorrow in parts of the South Island.
See what happens when boiling water is thrown into Antarctic air.
COMMENT: New Zealand has a key role in the coldest, driest, windiest place on Earth.
For six months of the year Antarctica doesn't see the sun.
Organisers want to make sure online list of all 257 victims' names is correct.
One skifield reported a dump of 75 centimetres.
Part of the world's largest ice shelf is melting 10 times faster than the overall average.
'The battle of political will, military power and global influence has been heating up.'
Adored for their waddle and striking black and white attire, these birds have smarts.