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Covid-19: Three big questions we're now asking
Should NZ cut travel? Is MIQ ventilation risky? Will vaccines guard against new strains?
Should NZ cut travel? Is MIQ ventilation risky? Will vaccines guard against new strains?
More travellers come forward about MIQ mixing, but Govt insists protocols are strict.
Experts say global Covid-19 surge and potential for breaches means more leaks are likely.
Trust, but not toughness, could be key to getting more Kiwis to scan in at bars and cafes.
"It makes sense to develop vaccines for pets as a precaution," genetics professor says.
NZ's tough Covid-19 response has been credited with a dramatic drop in deaths last year.
While another lockdown is unlikely, experts say latest case should prompt travel rethink.
Researchers surprised after using Google data to correctly pick cannabis referendum vote.
He was blind for 10 years. Now a successful world-first operation could be a gamechanger.
Border workers can now get saliva tests, but it is not goodbye to the nasal swabs yet.
Scientists firing rocks at roofs to explore how buildings may fare in Auckland eruption.
2020 wasn't just one of the 10 warmest for NZ, but for our wider region as a whole.
Air NZ staff will be tested for Covid-19 using saliva samples in a new three-month trial.
Could we travel to other universes using wormholes?
Study showing antibodies linger in Covid-19 patients may bode well for vaccine effort.
Major NZ study aims to answer burning questions around vaping's long-term effects.
Antarctic blue whale's migratory route off Taranaki coast tracked by seafloor microphones.
Earth's ability to absorb CO2 emissions through plants may be halved scarily soon.
Amid a pandemic NZ saw its seventh hottest year in 2020, carrying on a dire warming trend.
A ghostly landscape greets displaced villagers one year after Taal volcano erupted.
New York Times: Experts have been startled by the pace at which new variants have emerged.
New York Times: Marine biologist's DNA profiling called "biteprinting" prompts objections.
NZ scientists seek to reveal one gene's critical role in the onset of Parkinson's disease.
Discovery made after Kaikoura quake could tell us how NZ's big-risk Alpine Fault unravels.
A third of NZ homes are too hot in summer. A study seeks to find out how Kiwis cool them.
NZ's north should be wetter right now, and the south drier. Blame it on a strange La Nina.
Unusually warm waters are creating prime conditions for some stunning displays.
New data suggests why Māori, Pacific people must be considered in early vaccine roll-out.
Training kids self-control could set them up to be healthier, finds study using NZ data.
Move over kererū: a NZ study suggests a much heftier animal was a seed 'super-spreader'.