As an industry we have to be a little careful that these ads don't become too cool and ironic.

A Canadian couple have decided to raise their 4-month-old baby to be 'genderless'.

Australia's main cities face floods and king tides from rising sea levels that could make once-in-a-century disasters....

New Zealand patients have become the world's first to have a leg-stretching treatment that is controlled by external magnets.

The ocean is growing ever-noisier and scientists are increasingly wary of sound's potential to impact sea life beyond just marine mammals.

Two new aquatic species have been discovered at the halfway mark of New Zealand's largest ever...

A Hamilton-based company is harnessing the anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and antimicrobial properties found in cow's milk.

Giving up plastic often starts with good intentions, but consumers can quickly be overwhelmed by the ubiquitous nature of plastic products.

Scientists have been able to convert skin cells into liver cells, a breakthrough that could one day eliminate the need for organ transplants.

Some people are born happy, scientists say. Researchers have identified a "happiness gene" that makes people more likely to feel satisfied with their lives. Their sunny dispostion is an accident of birth, at least in part.

Television watchers will soon see tailored advertisements selected for them according to their viewing habits, post codes and type of household.

Could the amount of light in a classroom play an important role in the learning process?

Suddenly, grab-a-bargain websites are everywhere, with deep discounts on anything from burgers to overseas holidays.

In these days of single parent families and working mothers, having Nana or Gramps look after their kids' children is a boon. Or is it?

Lobsters aren't just for eating any more.