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Island hijinks: 'Drunken nudity' at Auckland law camp
Fresh claims in law school scandal: 'Drunken nudity' at Auckland camp.
Fresh claims in law school scandal: 'Drunken nudity' at Auckland camp.
Ex-University of Auckland law student alleges inappropriate behaviour by a staff member.
Universities across the board have cut ties with Russell McVeagh.
New trial investigates whether fish oil in pregnancy can combat weight problems in kids.
Women who use their own tissue in breast reconstruction have fewer post-op complications.
NZ-Singapore study reveals two forms of heart failure aren't as similar as first thought.
Shaun Hendy wants to walk the walk on climate by taking train instead of plane this year.
Universities want the Government to stump up with extra cash.
Clare Reynolds switched from regular to diet fizz during pregnancy. But was it any better?
Forest and Bird is worried sewage overflows could be hurting Auckland's marine life.
Leading astronomers have questioned NZ's involvement in planet's largest radio telescope.
The innovation's purpose is collecting fog to provide good-quality drinking water.
A Kiwi has proposed an approach that could help the hunt for other life in the universe.
If you thought it's been humid already, be warned - it may be about to get stickier.
Dancing, singing, peeing on yourself - welcome to the secret sex life of a native NZ bat.
The smoothie's creator said she meant no offence, but others feel the name was racist
Oil surveys may impact the foraging habits of korora in the South Taranaki Bight.
Teachers now have to have better English than doctoral students at NZ universities.
They're called dead zones - patches of water that kill life - and NZ isn't immune to them.
Veteran science journalist Paul Gorman recounts his days covering the Canterbury quakes.
What will the world be like in 2040? Jamie Morton looks at four areas ripe for revolution.
In our Science Made Simple series, Dr JJ Eldridge discusses binary stars.
Kiwi four-year-olds appear to be resisting the rising tide of obesity, new findings show.
Group that set up European Students Association are now exposing alleged paedophiles
In our Science Made Simple series, we talk to Professor Cather Simpson about lasers.
It's meant warmer surf, but what has the marine heatwave meant for ocean species?
Our NZ wrens are famously tiny - but they could be key to answering some big questions.
Why do men and women suffer stress differently? Brain researchers aim to solve the puzzle.
Is there such a thing as "healthy" marketing for children? A new study aims to find out.
We talk to three experts about some diets making headlines in 2017.