White Island's crater lake is back
White Island's crater lake has reappeared, as quakes detected at the island and Ruapehu.
White Island's crater lake has reappeared, as quakes detected at the island and Ruapehu.
NZ-led research leads world a step closer to combating emissions from sheep and cattle.
A series of volcanic earthquakes is stirring beneath Mt Ruapehu.
Sustainable and profitable farming were showcased at gala awards evening.
Research submitted two weeks before he died revealed how we can detect other universes.
Something odd is happening beneath South Atlantic. It's so bad, it's killing satellites.
Six easy tricks to make a quick recovery after a terrible night's sleep.
The five mummified bodies found in Peru were originally thought to be evidence of aliens.
Before Scientology's first lady disappeared, a young woman died in odd circumstances.
Other people's stress may change our brains in the same way that our own stress does.
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A group of young Kiwis have helped make new discoveries in NZ's Kermadec Islands.
Scientist never shied away from challenging theories.
Stark warning issued by Professor Stephen Hawking in the months before his death.
850 tonnes of mud and sand flushed away seafloor life in Kaikoura Canyon.
Scientists tracking young yellow-eyed penguins awed at one intrepid bird's 470km hike.
"He was brilliant and was one of the top scientists in the 20th Century."
The world's great scientist since Einstein, Professor Stephen Hawking, has died, aged 76.
Scientists aim to better understand the habitat and movements of the little flying mammal.
NZ's leading science body joins unprecedented Commonwealth call for climate action.
One of Auckland university's more than a dozen drugs to have reached clinical trial stage.
Scientists reveal new insights into a culture regarded as Polynesians' ancient ancestors.
University insights find there's a glaring lack of diversity in the robot world.
Suspecting natural fibres are better for skin than synthetic ones isn't woolly thinking.
The University of Auckland will look at how land is moving on 10 slopes around the city.
Autonomous vehicles are on the roads - but experts divided on when they'll replace cars.
Scientists around the globe are on alert for a new and potentially deadly pathogen.
It could kill thousands, but there's much about our main geological threat we don't know.
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