Depressed? Why anti-depressants aren't the best solution
Depression affects more Kiwis than we think: and it's not just about a chemical inbalance.
Depression affects more Kiwis than we think: and it's not just about a chemical inbalance.
Scientists are helping energy networks prepare for solar event far bigger than weekend's.
The skies have been lighting up with the Aurora Australis - but what causes it?
The sun is producing strong solar flares and has hurled outbursts of plasma our way.
Human brain implant had to be adjusted after it ‘retracted’, Neuralink admits.
Death rates over winter are nearly a quarter higher than other times of the year. Why?
The global spread of bird flu has scientists concerned. Here's what you should know.
NY Times: New research explores why some octogenarians have exceptional memories.
Around two-thirds of Kiwis gamble each year - but when and how does it turn risky?
The quake was centred 15km north-east of Eketahuna at a depth of 22km.
Calls for action as the silent killer haunts New Zealand's sporting community.
Kerikeri's Sunny Perry wins Prime Minister’s Future Scientist Prize for soil research.
A $7.4 million centre has been created to make STEM fun for kids.
Forecasters are picking a dry and cold May for NZ – but not before a patch of wet weather.
Financial Times: Washington urges three countries to tighten supply of tools and tech.
The university is now involved in a new employment dispute.
The El Nino of 2023-24 is officially over. What's in store for the rest of the year?
You can blame your hormones for how your body reacts to and fights certain infections.
Here's why it might be time to review your gym hygiene habits.
New York Times: When traditional conservation fails, science is using “assisted evolution”
Health Minister Dr Shane Reti received the aide-memoire in December last year.
Museum collections help save species from extinction - but now they're at risk themselves.
New York Times: The 'massive records' set over 2023 are beyond what scientists expected.
They’ve powered some of our biggest deluges in recent years: what are atmospheric rivers?
More than 1300 jobs are facing the chop from government departments so far.
New York Times: Never mind the TikTokers - here's what the science says.
A number of job reductions have been due to stop-work notices.
The physicist's work helps scientists understand the riddles of the universe.
Scent-based therapy is revolutionising care for depression and dementia.