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Techweek 2019: 13 things that will change our world
All the latest in tech will be showcased this week
All the latest in tech will be showcased this week
COMMENT: 5G is simply the fifth generation of mobile internet connectivity.
The hands-on kits provide science and tech learning opportunities for kids aged Year 1-8.
COMMENT: Economic textbooks are missing several key facets of human nature.
A parasite carried by cats is more threatening to dolphins than commerical fishing.
NYT: Fish that have never known sunshine could be able to see shades we can't imagine.
The findings were far stranger than the doctor had anticipated.
Kiwis who wish to witness the amazing discovery may only have to wait a few months.
She was pregnant when Nasa offered to send her to space. Anna Fisher didn't hesitate.
Swimmer stumbles across moa footprints - a find expert describes as a 'career highlight'.
Elon Musk's SpaceX is on a mission to reshape the industry in this second space age.
Researchers say the finding is extraordinary, something new in evolutionary history.
Promoting kids ahead of their age group at school can lead to university success.
Scientists reveal more about a fault set to unleash one of the biggest quakes NZ's seen.
NYT: Computer algorithm acts like the Fountain of Youth - sort of.
COMMENT: Demand for electric cars risks driving a new child exploitation industry.
More than 20 pieces of the timber potentially worth $10,000 per cubic metre was unearthed.
Archives NZ files reveal our 1980s horror over a French antenna on the Chatham Islands.
Are some senses fundamentally more important in making us human?
COMMENT: Research shows human tongue contains odour-detecting proteins in the taste cells.
Griffin captured "great" view of rare celestial event, Saturn being eclipsed by the moon.
The image has gone viral after thousands were left astounded by the unusual revelation.
High-flying DNA company has been sold to a US-based business.
What will a tech-disrupted future mean for your job? A new report explores four scenarios.
It's being touted as a low-emission wonder for NZ's energy future. What is green hydrogen?
How we value the fruits of our labour over instant gratification.
Moa DNA expert Prof Michael Bunce follows controversial tenure of Dr Jaqueline Rowarth.
Photos taken by holidaymakers in Antarctica were used to tag mammals.
It turns out there's an exact middle of Middle Earth. Artist Billy Apple just marked it.
Smokers have better chance of quitting by using nicotine gum and patches at the same time.