New ZealandResearcher explains why apex predators are heading our way'We’re starting to see some of those start to come back.'29 Sep 06:00 PM
New ZealandThe first global climate overshoot summit asks: what happens after 1.5°C?Last year was the first to briefly pass 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.29 Sep 04:00 PM
WorldThe LA fires destroyed 11,000 homes. Less than 10% have permits to rebuildAs Southern California nears the heart of wildfire season, rebuilding is inching forward.28 Sep 05:00 PM
WorldWhy the brain hangs on to some memories but lets others fadeA study on memories drew on data from 10 experiments involving nearly 650 people.25 Sep 11:43 PM
WorldAncient skull may push back origin of modern humans by 600,000 yearsThe digitally rebuilt skull suggests humans split from Neanderthals far earlier.25 Sep 11:02 PM
WorldWHO joins health leaders rejecting US paracetamol warningsGlobal health body slaps down claims made by US President and US Health Secretary.24 Sep 10:49 PM
WorldChina pledges first-ever emissions reduction targetThe country has huge influence as the world’s largest emitter and clean energy superpower.24 Sep 09:00 PM
New Zealand'Verges on outrageous': Why Trump’s unfounded paracetamol claims could put pregnant women at riskThe US president also repeated discredited claims about vaccines and autism.23 Sep 09:39 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldShe wants to start a blood bank for zoosNew York Times: Dr Lily Parkinson is building a frozen blood bank for endangered species.23 Sep 05:00 PM
WorldTrump 'announcement' on autism expected todayThe US President signalled the news as 'one of the most important' events of his term.22 Sep 07:21 PM
New ZealandAI-powered supercomputer delivers faster, more precise weather forecastsThe Cascade supercomputer makes five-day forecasts as reliable as two-day ones.22 Sep 03:29 AM
WorldCalifornia’s fire safety push clashes with an LA iconRules to bar planting flowers like bougainvillea near buildings in high-risk areas.21 Sep 09:43 PM
WorldInside the Space Force as it prepares for a new kind of warA rare look into how the secretive branch is preparing to fight the next war in space.21 Sep 06:00 PM
World‘Twister Sister’: Chasing storms across the US MidwestMelanie Metz is one of the most famous storm chasers in the world.21 Sep 05:00 PM
WorldTea can be grown on the Moon, study findsTea plants thrived in lunar soil but failed to grow in Martian conditions.18 Sep 10:56 PM
WorldOzone layer 'healing', on track to recover by mid-century, UN saysOzone hole over the Antarctic was smaller in 2024 than in recent years. 16 Sep 12:18 AM
New Zealand'Blindsided': Ag education leader slams Govt’s curriculum changesKerry Allen says she'll be encouraging the Government to review the decision.14 Sep 09:24 PM
WorldStrange speckled stones on Mars could hold clues to life beyond EarthPerseverance dug up speckled rocks from an ancient Martian lakebed in July.10 Sep 08:29 PM
New Zealand'Huge step': Researchers score $3m to turn by-products into sustainable foodsTeam hopes 'future food' will be ready to be sold by the end of the three-year project. 09 Sep 07:52 AM
World'Mockery of science': Experts blast US Government climate reportIn a rebuttal, 85 scientists said the Government was relying on a handful of contrarians.02 Sep 10:15 PM
New ZealandWatch: 'Really humbling' - Kiwi photographers' generous response overwhelms cancer battlerAn exhibition for Jason Oxenham will raise money for his expensive treatment in China.02 Sep 05:00 PM
New ZealandPM Luxon highlights Amazon's $7.5 billion investment in NZAmazon unveils data centre in Auckland, boosting NZ economyWatch01 Sep 08:59 PM
New ZealandNed the lefty snail has a 1 in 40,000 shot at a mate. Cue a nation-wide searchNed is living a life of celibacy. Kiwis are hoping to help fix that.28 Aug 09:30 PM
LifestyleThis morning routine could help jump start your dayOne woman claims her no-cost habit has changed her life.28 Aug 03:03 AM
WorldScientists crack 4-billion-year-old puzzle of protein formationThiols helped transfer amino acids to RNA, initiating protein synthesis.27 Aug 10:02 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldThe unseen dangers of floodwatersNew York Times: Experts strongly advise avoiding floodwaters if you can.25 Aug 06:00 PM
WorldSpaceX’s expensive Starship explosions start to add upA test-stand incident in June was the latest in a series of recent setbacks for Starship.24 Aug 05:00 PM
Auckland'Still quite alive': Rangitoto's surprising geothermal activity uncoveredRangitoto's magma is still warm 600 years after forming.24 Aug 02:22 AM
EntertainmentMoa revival: The ambitious plan to resurrect NZ's giant birdMoa were dominant in NZ for 50 million years before humans arrived.21 Aug 05:00 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleWhy do screens keep you up? It may not be the blue lightNew York Times: Sleep scientists are changing how they think about screen use at night. 19 Aug 06:00 AM
PremiumPremiumNew Zealand'A remarkable feat': Two new species of wētā discoveredThe Anderus Rakiura and Anderus Pipiwai are the latest additions to the species family.17 Aug 08:40 PM
WorldVienna museum tries to keep cool with coloursEach dot on the artwork represents a billion tonnes of CO2 emissions.15 Aug 03:17 AM
PremiumPremiumWorldTap-and-go: How scientists are using drones to tag sperm whalesNew York Times: It's a way to gather data while minimising the disturbance to the whales.14 Aug 06:00 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleHow to treat the three key types of depression, according to a neuroscientistTelegraph: New research suggests we may have been approaching depression the wrong way.14 Aug 12:00 AM
