Two Kākāpō flying home from Auckland Zoo in time for Christmas
Adult female Cyndy and Huhana 2-A, a juvenile, will be flown home to Whenua Hou Island.
Adult female Cyndy and Huhana 2-A, a juvenile, will be flown home to Whenua Hou Island.
New York Times: Will flooding the market with artificial rhino horn help or hurt?
Document warned changes to climate 'will cause melting of the polar icecaps'.
New York Times: A yearlong expedition to study the Arctic's changing climate.
Even animal adolescence is filled with teen drama and peer pressure.
We will be more knowledgeable when New Zealand history is on the syllabus.
COMMENT: Leaf blowers are endangering our garden friends and contributing to their decline
NZ's biggest philanthropic effort will aid crucial studies. We look at three of them.
Brain researchers will never have to wash cars to raise money again.
The satellite will be able to gather data on methane at the individual feedlot level
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Jay Kuten is playing word games in his promotion of this dangerous legislation.
Daytime darkness. Ember storms. A scientist describes what it's like inside a forest fire.
One hundred stargazers watch the Transit of Mercury from historic Coromandel location.
The next big smoke plume from Australia's fires hits NZ tomorrow. Should we be worried?
Gene technology could be a powerful tool in reducing predators, says Vernon Tava.
COMMENT: Just open a window to improve indoor air quality, says new research.
Dormant for 500 years, geologists are scrambling to make sense of what's happening.
Planning a baby? A fertility app won't necessarily tell you the best time to try.
NZ team developing a mid-pregnancy blood test that may help prevent pre-term birth.
A look at Mt Taranaki's last eruptive era offers clues to how its next big bang unfolds.
New Zealand history is set to repeat itself in a very cosmic way early on November 12.
Plants have an intricate defence system and warn other organisms about potential danger.
Comment: Many Kiwis underestimate the huge potential of this exciting new sector.
A forecaster is picking a scorching start to November, ahead of a warmer summer season.
Two indicators of unrest at our most active volcano are at their highest level since 2016.
Scientists make intriguing discoveries into "slow-motion" quakes often observed around NZ.
More than 150 young scientists appeal to Greens to soften its stance over gene editing.