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University challenged: Auckland Uni dealt blow as it drops out of world's top 200
Foreign students may now prefer Australia, which has nine universities in the top 200.
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Carterton children potentially exposed to harmful gas
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Big Read: How noise pollution is killing us
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Waste of space - junk net passes first test
A tossed net has managed to capture space junk in orbit-cleanup experiment.
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Activists escape conviction over oil ship protest
Norman and climate activist Sara Howell were discharged without conviction.
Helping children out of chronic pain
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Three Kiwis bag Cambridge scholarships
Scholarships mark outstanding academic ability, leadership potential, integrity and vision
Big Read: Andrew Little ducks for cover on law changes
Justice Minister Andrew Little's justice reform struggles on law changes.
The moon and back: How expensive is space tourism?
Elon Musk has named his first space tourist, but how much does a ticket to the moon cost?
1080 whistleblower now supports its use
Conservationist Peter Grant changed his mind about 1080 as its use was refined.
Supplement which claims to slow ageing launched in NZ
A new supplement claims to slow the effects of ageing but not everyone is convinced.
Stephen Hawking's 'ghosts' found
Astronomers' discovery could be evidence of an extinct universe - one that may be our own.
Kea caught on camera using sticks for tools
The endangered kea has been seen on camera using a stick tool to access food.
Flu pandemic 'matter of when, not if'
NZ scientist Robert Webster may have saved the world from a killer flu.
Scientists global warning: Expect more intense hurricanes
Warmer world makes for nastier hurricanes, they possess more energy and intensify faster.
Kiwi-made bionic hand up for top award
The Kiwi designers behind a bionic hand are finalists for a prestigious design award.
Gluckman: Tackle emissions with farm plans
Ag sector could slash methane emissions through tailored farm plans, Peter Gluckman says.
What happens to your body when you hold in a fart?
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What lies beneath: 500km faultline 'one of biggest threats'
A large Alpine Fault quake could leave 10,000 locals and thousands of tourists cut off.
Is this NZ's cleverest teen? Whiz kid's next big test
He'll likely have a PhD by age 21, but for now Tristan Pang wants to win a global contest.
Ohinemutu eruption no cause for concern says GNS
A geyser appeared about 4pm on Saturday in Te Ruapeka Bay.
NZ scientist teams up with alien-hunting SETI effort
NZ scientist teaming up with an international effort searching for life beyond Earth.