Macy Duxfield got scholarships, did university papers in Year 13

Leading astronomers have questioned NZ's involvement in planet's largest radio telescope.

A huge overseas recruitment drive will help in schools this year but many still have gaps.

Object discovered in neighbouring galaxy is 12 times bigger than our own Sun.

Students switching from BA and BCom degrees to more job-rich fields such as IT.

Veteran science journalist Paul Gorman recounts his days covering the Canterbury quakes.

Historians seeking to uncover secrets of 600-year-old scroll.

In our Science Made Simple series, we talk to mathematical modeller Dr Alex James.

A relieved mum is among those whose hearts were touched by a Mangawhai man's kindness.

NZ researchers recreate what's thought to be the first computer-generated Christmas music.

Could robots change way we think? Researchers fear AI could hijack our language.

A NZ astrophysicist has shed new light on the 'binge-eating' habits of exhausted stars.

The map shows how much of New Zealand is uninhabited - which is a large proportion of it.

Indoor trainer competition wins Christchurch cyclist a team contract in Europe.

Dr Jarrod Gilbert says the person who clamped the car is a "f***wit".

Professor urges strengthening of political system to withstand "foreign interference".

Why are quakes more shaky in some spots than others? The answer lies just under our feet.

We look at 10 of the most exciting new science projects just awarded Marsden Fund grants.

Rutherford Medal-winner among 21 researchers honoured at awards event.

A vitamin-mineral treatment could help kids with ADHD, new Kiwi-led research suggests.

Could artificial intelligence mean better grape harvests for Kiwi winegrowers?

What if we flipped the paradigm and fed methane to cattle? Scientists explain the case.

Rich resources of oil and gas could lie trapped inside volcanoes buried off our coasts.

Predicting which way you'll vote tomorrow could come down to a simple 'like' on Facebook.

Labour leader was mobbed by hundreds of fans - but one objected to one sign in particular.

Scientists reveal promising signs of life deep in the quake-hit Kaikoura Canyon.

Canterbury residents living in quake-damaged homes were at higher risk of heart attack.

The top 1000 universities list is out and Auckland University has tumbled down the ranks.

Even when we're not tired, why do we yawn if someone else does?

Former prime minister graduated from Canterbury with bachelors degree