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Ring's quake-call right on
Score another point for moon man Ken Ring - he picked the latest earthquake for Christchurch.
Bilingual skills a boost for brain
Speaking two languages from a young age may help protect people from Alzheimer's disease.
John Roughan: Top minds work on teen issues
Study on adolescent risks finds answers in behaviour of infants.
Part of White Terraces discovered
Scientists who found part of the famed Pink Terraces in Lake Rotomahana in January have also found remnants of the White Terraces on the lake floor.
Sir Peter Gluckman: Early intervention vital for helping NZ's troubled young
More needs to be done during early childhood, write Peter Gluckman and Harlene Hayne.
Periodic table gets new elements - but no one knows what they do
They have existed for less than a second each, but two new elements have been added to the Periodic Table.
Success: Funding helps make the most of milk
Angel investors' $500,000 aims to boost sales of dairy-based health products.
The blind pioneers learning to 'see' like bats
A handful of visually impaired people in Britain are now using echo-location to help them navigate.
Drug hope for aggressive breast cancer
A new Australian discovery could lead to the first ever drug treatment for people battling the most aggressive form of breast cancer.
The jumbo question: For or against Auckland's new elephants?
New elephants are coming to Auckland Zoo - but not everyone is happy about it. We look at the arguments for and against the council's $3.5 million new attractions
Life underwater is getting louder
The ocean is growing ever-noisier and scientists are increasingly wary of sound's potential to impact sea life beyond just marine mammals.
NZ expedition discovers new species
Two new aquatic species have been discovered at the halfway mark of New Zealand's largest ever...
LHC search for 'God Particle' is near end, say scientists
CERN's director general believes that if the Higgs boson exists, the Large Hadron Collider will prove it by the end of 2012.