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Chimps kill neighbours to expand territory - study
Gangs of chimpanzees kill individuals from neighbouring groups to expand their territory.
Sea slugs returning to Auckland beaches
The toxic sea slugs which sparked health warnings at Auckland beaches last year appear to be on their way back.
Study says males exaggerate ills
Research has confirmed what many women have long suspected - men are prone to exaggerate symptoms when they're not feeling well.
<i>Rob Fenwick</i>: Sea levels set for dramatic rise
Polar scientists are united on the likelihood of level rises - but how much and when?
Bumblebees die before rescue mission to UK
Hand-picked NZ bumblebees waiting to be sent to Britain on a pollination "rescue mission" have died in captivity.
British scientists begin project to search for life on Mars
British scientists have started an ambitious project aimed at searching for signs of extraterrestrial life on Mars.
Anti-fear drug 'could help wipe painful memories'
Soldiers and others in dangerous professions could take anti-fear medications to cope with stress.
Whale-rider link stops orca autopsy
An orca that washed up dead near Whakatane has been buried in a nearby Maori cemetery despite researchers wanting to perform an autopsy.
Your countryside needs you: Call for citizen scientists
Members of the public are being urged to become "citizen scientists" by recording their sightings of local wildlife to save endangered species.
Virtopsy: Cutting edge forensic pathology
Scalpel-free, virtual autopsy, or 'virtopsy' - a radical new approach to forensic investigation.