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New discovery could prompt rethink on quake hazard
An intriguing discovery may prompt a rethink over how scientists calculate seismic hazard.
An intriguing discovery may prompt a rethink over how scientists calculate seismic hazard.
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By better understanding violence in NZ prisons, researchers hope to be able to predict it.
Nanogirl's Auckland offices were burgled early this morning.
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Thousands of people around the globe stage rallies to call attention to climate change.
Scientists are replicating nature's wonder-material, spider silk, to make clothing.
The new study focuses on the drop in sheer numbers of birds, not extinctions.
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The facility is one of the two sites that holds samples of smallpox and Ebola.
The first in a series to see how well you know New Zealand's climate change numbers.