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Japan to import deadly viruses as scientists prepare for Rugby World Cup
SCMP: Experts want to study some of world's deadliest viruses in preparation for RWC.
SCMP: Experts want to study some of world's deadliest viruses in preparation for RWC.
The amount of ice circling Antarctica has plunged, and it's baffling scientists.
Auckland's coastal environment has been found to be teeming with plastic particles.
Some of NZ's main centres have failed to meet a key safety standard for drinking water.
Monster kauri log unearthed near Kaikohe could prove immensely important to science.
New York Times: Ancestors of modern crocodiles evolved to survive on a plant diet.
Many cruise liners coming to New Zealand will need to adhere to tougher standards.
Focus to go on education when it comes to enforcing new plastic rules.
Study's implications range from better transport to unravelling Jupiter's Great Red Spot.
COMMENT: Music skills can help children with development in other areas of their learning.
Reversing NZ's horror cancer rates isn't as hard as we think, says surgeon Richard Babor.
A potential cure for baldness was presented at a conference Los Angeles.
Scott Base's cluster of Chelsea cucumber green buildings to redeveloped into three.
Kiwi help narrow down search for a vaccine to save thousands of kids from pneumonia.
New York Times: Tiny wings and tinier solar cells power a new robotic "bee."
Times: Cyborgs will one day rule the world. But don't worry, they'll need us.
New York Times: Mars, it appears, is belching a large amount of a gas.
The Himalayas has only 72 per cent of the ice that was there in 1975.
'Deer can completely regenerate an organ. No other mammal has that ability.'
As Kiwis freezes their breeches off, we answer your burning weather questions.
More bureaucracy, heaps more rhetoric but much less real council control.
Study finds poverty one reason for ethnic differences in weight issues.
Conservationists have swept a plant pest off Rainbow Mountain. But the battle isn't over.
A new report finds we eat 5 grams of plastic a week. Here are four other shock statistics.
What people in cities use, eat and wear makes up a big amount of global emissions.
Scientists working on revolutionary cancer therapy get $5m boost from Govt.
Scientists question whether a 5.5 quake did indeed strike on the big-risk Alpine Fault.
What does a climate emergency declaration actually mean? Jamie Morton explains.
The Times: A rare tour of the world's biggest machine as it gets an upgrade.
In a world seeing the rise of meatless meat, where does NZ's beef and lamb industry stand?