Nasa has released a stunning image of what its Curiosity rover has been up to on Mars.

US-based Kiwi Thiran Jayasundera says mechanical solution can restore partial sight.

Experts are cautioning Kiwis against diving into an "idiotic" natural health craze.

60,000+ structures hidden for centuries underneath Guatemala jungle have been discovered.

As the Blacks Caps take on Aussie tonight, we look at the science of pace bowling.

COMMENT: Sometimes you meet somebody new and instantly click with them.

Letting Fluffy roam free could be killing environmental cred among your neighbours.

NASA have released a panoramic view of the Gale Crater on Mars, from the Curiosity Rover

The astonishing thing is not what it means to us, but what it means to them.

Fault-line monitors at Dannevirke, Weber and Akitio part of major scientific programme.

Snow in Southern Alps melting earlier than usual thanks to scorching summer.

It's unclear if the shakes were Kaikoura aftershocks or typical Cook Strait seismicity.

Kiwis are world-famous for giving old words quirky new meaning. We give it heaps, in fact.

Scientists have gained important insights into the role of an influential molecule.

NZ has $20b of stormwater and wastewater systems that are not up to what may be coming.

COMMENT: Much of what determines happiness is outside of our control.

Nearly all Kiwis driving electric vehicles today say they wouldn't go back to petrol.

Scientists have been baffled to discover the first-ever male NZ stick insect - in the UK.

If you're feeling short on creativity, a nice hot cup of tea might be just what you need.

Plastics in the oceans are killing corals by increasing their risk of becoming diseased.

COMMENT: Do teenagers spend too much time on their screens?

Rocket Lab's successful launch is a venture the country can celebrate.

Object discovered in neighbouring galaxy is 12 times bigger than our own Sun.

COMMENT: Volunteers who slept more ate on average 10g less per day of free sugars.

Forest & Bird’s Northland Conservation Advocate Dean Baigent-Mercer talks about the parapara tree.

Crawling babies kick up clouds of "biogunk" - but that's not necessarily a bad thing.

How are oceans faring with pollution, fishing and climate change? Simon Thrush explains.

Increasing societal awareness and acceptance of gender diversity likely behind trend.

Huge asteroid, size of world's tallest building, to hurtle past Earth in two weeks' time.

Following a string of major incursions, Professor Travis Glare discusses NZ's biosecurity.