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Stretch marks cure discovered
Scientists have discovered the answer to stopping stretch marks in their tracks.
Scientists have discovered the answer to stopping stretch marks in their tracks.
Cash boosts for our largest funds for mission-led research have been welcomed by New Zealand's independent government body for the sciences.
Eyes feeling tired? It could be due to the strain of working out, a Kiwi scientist's team has discovered.
Bacon gives you cancer and wine is good for you. Yeah, right.
Researchers are planning to use images of women's own unborn babies to warn them against the dangers of smoking during pregnancy.
COMMENT: Research has uncovered decades-long, large-scale fish dumping, now let's work together on correcting this.
Scientists are travelling back more than 60 million years in history to drill deep under the ocean floor in search of clues about the event that wiped out the dinosaurs, and nearly extinguished life on earth. Source: Smithsonian Channel
A major environmental group wants to see more money for conservation funding amid Thursday's Budget announcements.
COMMENT: Have you ever read a headline claiming some scientific finding that doesn't sound quite right?
Male nursery web spiders best not show up at a lady's house empty-handed. Because they could get eaten alive for it.
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) see the world at night on every orbit - that's 16 times each crew day.
A discovery by scientists could spell fast relief for migraine sufferers.
How did the giraffe get its improbable neck? Genetic analysis finds some clues
Nasa has successfully launched a super pressure balloon from Wanaka Airport to conduct near-space scientific investigations.
After a period of uncharacteristic bubbling and steaming, Mt Ruapehu's Crater Lake is showing signs of cooling down.
The world's poorest people are suffering more extreme heat driven by climate change while wealthier nations, including New Zealand, remain less affected.
Over the last week downtown Auckland was filled with long black gowns and stiff mortarboards.
Tagging sharks, walking on volcanoes - science is a lot more than being stuck in a lab. Jamie Morton finds out how some researchers spend their days.
When you sit around imagining life aboard the ISS one thing you probably don't want to think about is a space junk slamming into your vessel.
COMMENT: Too many experts aren't confident talking to the media and feel that stepping into the public arena on controversial issues is a losing game, writes Peter Griffin.
Some of NZ cleverest minds have been singled out in the KiwiNet Research Commercialisation Awards. Jamie Morton looks at five of the 12 finalists.
It's been one of the warmest starts to the year that New Zealand has ever experienced, but Kiwis should start pulling out their winter woollies.
The internationally-renowned Kiwi scientist who is this month to receive the prestigious Crafoord Prize has also just been awarded the University of Canterbury's rare honour of Canterbury Distinguished Professor.
Kiwi scientists are investigating whether the next generation of wireless telecommunication - the much-vaunted 5G - could be harmful to us.
The University of Otago has announced plans for a new $50 million, five-storey animal research facility to be built at an undisclosed location.
As recently as two years ago, there were five islands in the Pacific Ocean. Now they're nowhere to be seen. Six more are facing the same fate.
We've already seen cars that can drive and park themselves, but could they become smart enough to tell us if we've left our wallet or phone behind?