Biological emissions from farms should be policed differently to CO2, watchdog says.

Scientists have unravelled the 7.8 Kaikōura Earthquake - the most complex ever recorded.

Leading DNA expert believes he can answer forensic question baffling investigators.

Whale song recordings aid recovery of rare ocean giant.

NZ's famous glaciers are looking "sad and dirty" after another brutally warm summer.

Scientists make crucial discoveries about a NZ whale species nearly driven to extinction.

Backyard burial can be dangerous for other pets and wildlife.

Dogs' cooperative submissive nature evolved from their grey wolf ancestors.

Scientists are closing in on a way to help young boys undergoing cancer treatment.

Twenty years of development finally comes to fruition.

Clearly some people are having trouble understanding this: Climate change is real.

COMMENT: Even one hour of exercise per week reduces the risk of an early death.

Shock at a rogue Chinese experiment sparks a call for international rulebook.

Waihi people are divided over kindergarten kids joining a global strike for climate.

I've been looking for signs of intelligent life in Parliament and it's been a hard slog.

I'd expect the local bastion of news to report all news, even about its own organisation.

Kiwis are helping answer one of the most tantalising questions facing science.

New findings indicate that the resurrection of mammoths is not a fantasy.

Over 1400 people died from poison in NZ between 2008 and 2013, study finds.

Don't we agree the branding of sports teams in NZ is downright confusing and embarrassing?

Clinical psychologist Natalie Flynn explains what science says about caring for babies.

Thousands of teens will march over climate action on Friday. What world will they inherit?

In a secret tribunal, nurse has been accused of "serious" misconduct concerning his care.

New study uses sewage samples to compare risk of drug-resistant bacteria around the globe.

Conservationist says it's time to talk about controversial gene technology to beat pests.

Two Auckland sisters are helping people keep their memory in tip-top condition.

Hannah Hughson can't read road signs, price tags or recipes, but she wants to help others.

COMMENT: Obesity highlights need for review of social media influencers.

Brightest minds called on for New Zealand Aerospace Challenge 2019