
Eye in the sky to check on our lakes
Scientists will use satellite imagery in the battle to control toxic algal bloom.
Scientists will use satellite imagery in the battle to control toxic algal bloom.
Scientists are gaining world-first insights into the lives of Antarctica's whales.
What's life like at Scott Base? Somewhere between school camp and a space station.
Getting a tan may not depend on how much sun people get, but rather when they get it.
Andrew Stone presents 10 smart ideas and products which could get traction in 2019.
Sharks are remarkable for many abilities: Some of which we don't even understand yet.
Within Antarctica's most active volcano could be the key to understanding alien life.
NZ just saw its warmest year in one and a half centuries of records, scientist says.
It seems they are now realising that the expense of doing nothing is rising rapidly.
Why are more people experiencing severe food allergies than ever before?
When it comes to understanding NZ's ancient eruptions, we're missing most of the picture.
A photo lends a one-of-a-kind image inspiration to care for our planet.
Small doses of caffeine might help babies born up to eight weeks early.
Former chief scientist Jacqueline Rowarth left the EPA in controversial circumstances.
COMMENT: Crossing a rabbit and a plant could reduce cancer risk.
If you're prone to migraines, you might want to reconsider that Chrissy tipple.
New Zealand's science community is mourning the loss of a renowned glaciologist.
Oumuamua has scientists completely baffled, it's possible we may have missed contact.
Disease-causing bacteria and antibiotic-resistant E. coli detected in Canterbury rivers.
Rotorua's geothermal wonderland belches 1000 tonnes of CO2. What creates it?
Researchers are eyeing a fresh way to help Kiwis battling with severe mood disorders.
COMMENT: Te Papa's latest restructuring will gut it of some expert curators.
A renowned Kiwi scientist's research could point the way to bio-engineering new kidneys.
Scientists are deploying underwater robots to prepare for NZ's next big marine disaster.
Scientists suspect microbes might be responsible for lucrative manuka honey's X-factor.
NZ scientists in Antarctica are using military radio signals to monitor space weather.
Gruelling negotiations in Poland have added legal flesh to bones of 2015 Paris agreement.
Kiwi and Korean scientists are teaming up to measure Antarctica's subtlest changes.
A decade-long plan to reverse the decline of our national bird has been launched today.