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Sarah Williamson: Icy reception for Antarctic season opening
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Expert says it may be weeks at least before NZ sees peak of slower-building Omicron wave.
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How music controls everything from taste to our spending habits
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Niwa picking hotter-than-average temperatures for early summer
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Covid-19: Modeller challenges ministry's isolation advice
Modeller's own 12-day Covid-19 infection underscores need for smarter isolation regime.
First known family of Neanderthals found in Russian cave
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Covid-19: 4.2% of Pfizer vaccines going to waste in NZ
About four of every 100 doses of our main Covid-19 vaccine are currently going to waste.
Here comes the humidity: Forecasters pick sticky weekend
A mass of humid air is set to make for uncomfortably sticky days and nights this weekend.
Experts warn Kiwis to take extra care in the sun as UV levels rise
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Explained: Pfizer seeks NZ approval for BA.5-targeted vax
Pfizer's seeking provisional approval for its latest Omicron-targeted vaccine. What is it?
Hunga eruption: NZ team finds new activity at nearby volcanoes
Hunga has quietened after its monster blast, but activity's increased at nearby volcanoes.
Covid-19: NZ's third Omicron wave a 'puzzling picture'
Expert says third Omicron surge may peak smaller than last wave, but uncertainty abounds.
Extreme weather: Insurers' damage claims leap by third
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Covid-19: 14,311 new cases in past week; five questions about third Omicron wave
It's looking likely another wave has begun. But this time, things are harder to predict.
Is it time New Zealand re-examined its relationship with genetic modification?
Science Digest explores the contentious area of genetic modification.
From cancer-killing cells to fake burgers - is NZ ready for genetic modification?
After 20 years of debate, scientists say it's time for meaningful reform of our GM laws.
Explained: The 'summer switch' about to bring warm days to NZ
After a chilly start, the back-half of October marks a slide into summery temperatures.
Marine heatwave: Models point to major event this summer
Seven of eight models now point to abnormally warm waters around NZ this summer.
Another wave risks hundreds more Covid deaths this year, expert warns
Third Omicron wave may cause hundreds more virus deaths before 2023, epidemiologist warns.
Covid-19: Half of eligible Kiwis know little about antivirals
More than half of surveyed eligible Kiwis know little about potentially life-saving pills.
Siouxsie Wiles' case against uni continues as other academic's action ends
One of NZ's best-known scientists is pushing on with legal action against Auckland Uni.
Scientists implanted human brain tissue into rats - the results are encouraging
Most successful attempt yet to add human neurons to animals’ brains.
Severe marine heatwave looming: The alarming trends for NZ's marine life
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