A stoatily different approach to ratting out pests
Scientists now have a powerful new codebook to use against two notorious NZ killers.
Scientists now have a powerful new codebook to use against two notorious NZ killers.
The world has been worried about pandemic diseases for many years.
Emergency planning toolbox based on credible example of 8.9 earthquake and tsunami.
Botswana is a stronghold for Africa's remaining 400,000 elephants.
Rocket Lab's 'Pics or it didn't happen' launch was fast-tracked to avoid bad weather.
Each of us consumes around 31kg of plastic each year - and the problem's getting worse.
2019 Prime Minister's science prize winner. Video / Supplied
A small but world-leading team of Antarctic scientists have won the PM's science prize.
New York Times: American patients will be prioritised.
In the face of the virus emergency, research standards have been relaxed.
It's been a dramatic six months. So what about the next six? An expert gives his outlook.
Scientists are probing a spate of recent quakes at Taupo - but say it's not about to blow.
Dr Lisa Pilkington won a fight with cancer. She now thinks she's found a breakthrough.
Based on stats today's East Tamaki tornado is a less than once-a-year event for the city.
New York Times: Coronavirus opened the door to a "giant, global environmental experiment".
Science for Technological Innovation has given $200,000 to 15 researchers.
Just how safe are NZ's borders from Covid-19? Scientists explain.
Volcanic eruption caused a collapse into the sea, triggering a devastating tsunami.
NZ's 24-day streak of no cases might've been broken sooner if all arrivals were tested.
Eighty-one percent of coronavirus infected passengers on a cruise ship had no symptoms.
New interactive maps have revealed a never-before-seen look at our sunken continent.
Prof Matteo Bassetti says Covid-19 has been losing its virulence.
Early morning quake's side-to-side motion stopped it from causing a tsunami, expert says.
New York Times: A world wracked by coronavirus relies on bat scientists.
Financial Times: With the world in lockdown, emissions will see biggest drop since WWII.
Massive Alpine Fault quakes have helped sculpt NZ's stunning Southern Alps, study finds.
After a big quake, some of us are more scared about the next one than others. Why?
An obscure pattern in our atmosphere is pointing to a rain-maker La Niña for NZ this year.
Our radical efforts to beat Covid-19 have squashed rates of another winter nasty: the flu.
Working at home during lockdown was strange - but we should all give it another chance.