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Snoring linked to smaller babies
Pregnant women with sleep apnoea could be more likely to have smaller babies, researchers have found.

Living longer is all in the genes
Advances in genetic science could see future generations of people living free of disease well into old age.

What the platypus' sexual evolution can tell us about our own
The platypus has a lot to teach us about sex and evolution, says a University of Adelaide professor.

Older does mean wiser
The over-55s use their brains more efficiently than their younger counterparts, say scientists.

Time to take Auckland seriously
Auckland's mayor is ready to up the pace for action on the transformation of the city writes Fran O'Sullivan.

A new dawn for Auckland's Wynyard Quarter
Support will be needed from tech firms to bring this unique, ambitious project alive.

Crop pioneer fights the bio-battle
Non chemical spray innovator sets its sights on overseas markets

The Pill affects sexual partner choices - study
Women who take the Pill tend to choose as partners men who are less attractive and worse in bed but who are a sounder bet for a relationship.

Lanzatech links with Swedes, Virgin and Boeing on bio-fuels push
Local bio-fuels company Lanzatech is accelerating its path into the aviation fuel market by partnering with a Swedish company to convert ethanol to aviation bio-fuel for Virgin Atlantic and Boeing.

Studies identify medicinal benefits from common herbs and spices
Researchers have been finding new medicinal possibilities in some common food enhancers.

More varieties of sex please, we're British
Britons are becoming more sexually adventurous, with fewer defining themselves as 'straight', research has found.