Jacinda Ardern meets with Boris Johnson: Extension to UK holiday visa scheme on cards
Ardern will meet UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Downing Street.
Ardern will meet UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Downing Street.
Change to the balance of power at the top of the food chain could affect whole ecosystem.
New strain of antibiotic-resistant bacteria circulating among pigs is ringing alarm bells.
New York Times: An unusual double crater on the lunar surface leaves experts guessing.
Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks with award-winning UK science writer Dave Robson.
Most bacteria are microscopic, but this one is so big it can be seen with the naked eye.
Scientists are making worrying discoveries about Long Covid. Jamie Morton looks at three.
The Whakaari tragedy showed eruptions can happen any time. Can NZ better forecast them?
Are NZ conspiracy theorists likelier to lean left or right? It's not so straight-forward.
Matariki brings in new innovation and study opportunities for Otago University students.
Health ministry data may have over-estimated Māori vaccination rates, new analysis finds.
Long Covid is likely to affect women far worse than men, a new study has shown.
Returning flu and a second wave fuelled by new subvariants spell double trouble for NZ.
Novel vaccines and new forms of precision medicine are changing the paradigm.
We've all had a little too much to drink. Ever wonder how alcohol physically affects us?
New York Times: Robert Earl Hayes was acquitted of murder in 1995.
The students ran 10,000 simulations of passengers getting on and off planes.
Kiwi men are less likely than women to see retirement. So what can they do about it?
Noticed some spectacular sunrises and sunsets lately? Forecasters have an odd explanation.
Omicron's infected half of NZ and is now set to drive a second wave. But what comes next?
What's behind this days-long lightshow? La Niña? Climate change? Jamie Morton explains.
Conditions that stoked Australia's 'Black Summer' can happen in NZ, new modelling reveals.
Astronomers hope to boost understanding of these mysterious celestial behemoths.
NZ should 'celebrate' snowy days, forecaster says, with third record warm winter possible.
Today there are also 332 people are in hospital, four of them in intensive care.
Nasa considers this a first step in trying to explain mysterious sightings in the sky.
Check your insurance and top your trees is the advice of one Kāpiti resident.
New York Times: Yes, the world you are seeing is an illusion. But don't be alarmed.
New York Times: How a centuries-old tool helped a week choked lake.
New York Times: Only 40 per cent of an estimated 25k near-Earth asteroids have been found.