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Herald podcast: Why we can't risk normalising climate change
We can't risk normalising our climate emergency, write Jamie Morton and Jacob Anderson.
We can't risk normalising our climate emergency, write Jamie Morton and Jacob Anderson.
In flood-exposed South Dunedin, Eleanor Doig says things are going to have to change.
Girls make a clean sweep of the top prizes; home school students also excel.
Methane from cows remains NZ's biggest climate change problem.
Commonly used artificial sweeteners are an even worse threat to a long life than sugar.
Why does climate change make some people feel powerless to act? Jamie Morton finds out.
There's an emergency in our native wilderness. Why are so many Kiwis oblivious to it?
Companies are creating plant-based, lab-grown meats. Will they meet religious standards?
The universe is looking younger every day, it seems.
There are many more threats to the Great Barrier Reef than just climate change.
New research has been released into synthetic drugs after a two year study by ESR
Only matter of time before full thought-reading software here?
Experts have finally cracked this complicated maths riddle after 65 years.
Between the developed and developing worlds we have two different population problems
Science is still dominated by an "old boys' club", despite efforts to fix its gender gap.
Is it spring? Winter? Call it sprinter. Forecasters are picking a volatile season ahead.
Oz university suspends top NZ scientist Alan Cooper after carrying out "culture check".
COMMENT: Research has found the first genetic instructions in DNA linked to handedness.
Neuroscientists wanted to take a look inside the brains of Kiwi newspaper readers.
Research shows boards need to change to adapt to greater workloads and higher risks.
NZ scientist Professor Neil Gemmell has revealed what lurks in Scotland's Loch Ness.
Will the Govt's freshwater reforms be enough to save our rivers? Jamie Morton explains.
So far, the 350 people hospitalised with measles have cost taxpayers more than $800,000.
DNA findings explain the mysterious demise of NZ's enigmatic South Island kokako and huia.
He never went to university. Now space visionary Peter Beck can call himself a professor.
New York Times: Humans are having a terrible influence on weka.
A humble scientist was told "it's not your job" before having his invention installed.
The researchers said thousands genetic variants are likely to be involved.
COMMENT: Call for noise reduction on aircraft to conserve and regenerate our wildlife.