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Boost in Parkinson's battle
An innovative concept which would override the damaging brain patterns of Parkinson's disease could give new hope to sufferers.
An innovative concept which would override the damaging brain patterns of Parkinson's disease could give new hope to sufferers.
A new laser that can build a 3D colour image of crime scenes will bring new clarity to New Zealand courtrooms.
Being a teacher doesn't just mean losing your patience with unruly pupils - it can also mean losing your voice.
There’s always one in a crowd, a person mosquitoes seem to target more than others. What is it about these unlucky chosen few that makes them mosquito magnets?
Hopes of finding water-based life in our galaxy took a leap forward after five Earth-sized planets were found around a distant star.
People who live beside Auckland's Southern Motorway are subjected to air pollution at nearly double the level of those 130m further away, research shows.
Scientists believe the genetic profiles of cats contain crucial clues about diseases to which humans and felines are both susceptible.
The humble golf ball is possibly the most mistreated object in all of sport.
NZ researchers have created a machine with the potential to accurately predict strokes, help the paralysed to move and to perform Jedi mind tricks.
Nearly all fish oil supplements marketed in NZ contain much less of the brain-boosting omega-3 fatty acids than their labels claim.
It's midnight, you've been trying to sleep for a couple of hours and you're still sweaty and awake. Sound familiar this summer?
A popular muscle-boosting dietary supplement could also be used to protect our brains, New Zealand scientists have found.
Dramatic geothermal landscape of Waimangu volcanic rift valley a miniature Mars for space buggy inspired by next robotic rover Nasa plans to land on red planet.
Fat supplies found in a woman's thighs and buttocks are needed to develop babies' brains, scientists have claimed.
It IS rocket science - and Auckland-based Rocket Lab has about 35 jobs to fill as it shoots for it s first flight at the end of the year.
It's being described as a war, an arms race, an unseen struggle where the stakes are being raised and the weapons redefined each minute - the war a faceless cyber-criminal.
China has presented its highest award for foreign researchers to a renowned Kiwi scientist who helped change the face of the country's farming systems.
A NZ scientist is heading a project that uses stem cells grown from patient skin samples to study the process of the incurable and fatal motor neuron disease.
A mechanism that protects the brain when animals hibernate could help scientists develop new treatments for Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases.
The goodness in supermarket staples such as milk, yoghurt, cheese and cereal could soon be supercharged thanks to Kiwi-developed technology.
Auckland brothers, aged 3 years and 10 months respectively, both have a muscle-wasting genetic disorder with no cure that could claim their lives as early as their twenties.
Further volcanic eruptions have disrupted more flights to and from Tonga this evening.
Artificial arteries designed like gun barrels could revolutionise heart bypass surgery and save health services millions, researchers claim.
Hundreds of robotic instruments deployed across the South Pacific have begun to reveal dramatic new insights into the impact of climate change upon oceans in our corner of the world.
A dramatic new image has emerged of the volcanic eruption which has disrupted air travel to and from Tonga.
Coconuts and their many benefits have been endorsed by everyone from Madonna to Harry Belafonte - but there’s much about the tropical wonder-fruit we still don’t appreciate.
Hundreds of travellers and holidaymakers have been left stranded after flights to and from Tonga were cancelled yesterday because of a huge volcanic ash cloud.
Like anything, cricketers are looking for an edge and the most common way to do that is through bat technology.
International researchers are coming together to investigate a powerful force that lurks hundreds of metres deep in the Tasman Sea.