Hepatitis in children: Scientists have found a possible cause for mystery outbreak
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Experts give one big reason why this wave hasn't reached a worst-case peak: immunity.
Studies bolster theory Covid-19 emerged from the wild
These two studies really provide compelling evidence for the natural origin hypothesis.
More than 300 quakes under Lake Taupō since May
Scientists observe spate of Taupō quakes but the supervolcano isn't any closer to blowing.
Existence of Loch Ness Monster is 'plausible' after fossil discovery
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How likely would Britain's 40C heatwave have been without climate change?
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NZ's 1400 Covid-linked deaths likely a 'conservative' count - expert
Nearly 1400 NZ deaths have been tied to Covid-19 - but the true picture may be more grim.
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Newly-updated data has given a clearer picture of how Kiwis have been dying with Covid-19.
Principal says Govt should take clearer position on masks in schools
Auckland principal worries new Govt guidance on masking leaves schools in tricky position.
Jarrod Gilbert: Police, meth - and the fight to reduce demand
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Covid-19: Building immunity against virus will take years - expert
Expert warns of 'washing machine-like' process over coming years as we build up immunity.
Quake early warning system: Would Kiwis use it properly?
Quake early warning systems give crucial seconds to prepare. Would we do the right thing?
5535 new Covid cases, 14 further deaths; wastewater results released
Just-released, searchable wastewater data adds fresh perspective to NZ's Omicron wave.
Four-fold jump: Border reopening will seed many more Covid cases, study finds
Reopened borders may see rate of foreign-seeded cases in our communities jump four-fold.
Monarch butterflies listed as endangered
Regal insect hit by loss of habitat, herbicides and pesticides, as well as climate change.
DNA on a discarded coffee cup leads to arrest in 1975 murder
New York Times: Without genealogy tracking, the case wouldn't have been solved - police.
Wellbeing isn't easy with a brain wired for fear
Happiness Editor Matt Heath speaks with Chris Williamson about a wellbeing 'bank account'.
High-flying experiment: Do stem cells grow better in space?
The zero G experiment aims to overcome the terrestrial difficulty of mass-producing cells.
Magic mushrooms and depression: Do you need the trip to get the benefit?
New York Times: The answer could determine whether millions get much-needed help.
Bat virus studies raise questions about lab tinkering
New York Times: Scientists gave a close relative of the Covid virus the chance to evolve.
They couldn't believe their eyes: the ocean was glowing
New York Times: 'Normal bioluminescence is when the waves light up. This was different.'
As AI language skills grow, so do scientists' concerns
AI bots like the GPT-3 can write up almost any text you ask for — like letters and books.
Antibiotics during pregnancy and asthma in children linked - Kiwi study
Results were consistent regardless of which trimester the antibiotics were prescribed.
NZ's Covid future: Our five biggest questions answered
Are waves like this our new normal? Michael Baker fields five questions we're all asking.
It's one of the worst Covid symptoms. Sore throats suck - do lozenges help at all?
Some lozenges are more effective than others at soothing a sore throat.
Scientists link 'atmospheric rivers' to Antarctic melt
Train of atmospheric events starting near NZ linked to record melting of ice shelves.
Pig organ transplants inch closer with testing in the dead
Scientists have transplanted pigs hearts into two brain-dead people successfully in US.
Q&A: What Omicron wave means for NZ's Long Covid risk
Many Kiwis are already living with Long Covid. How will this Omicron wave raise the risk?
Equivalent to 1800 tonnes of TNT: What we know about the meteor that lit up NZ
The meteor produced a shock wave strong enough to be picked up by GeoNet.
He fixed Nasa's $8 billion giant space telescope, reluctantly
New York Times: When Gregory Robinson took over, Webb was an expensive disaster.
Security tool will help protect against 'quantum' hackers
Post-quantum cryptography helps to prevent attacks by 'quantum hackers'.
Far out! Nasa telescope takes 'deepest ever' image of cosmos
First images from new $10b telescope show space brimming with galaxies.
First image coming from Nasa's new space telescope
Deepest view of the cosmos ever captured, close to the dawn of our universe.