Critic magazine hits back at censorship
Student magazine Critic Te Arohi has hit back at University of Otago "censorship".
Student magazine Critic Te Arohi has hit back at University of Otago "censorship".
COMMENT: Readership of Otago University's student newspaper skyrocketed this week.
Any law change on cannabis should consider the risks to young people, says researcher.
"Period drama" has come to a full stop after the proctor offered his apologies.
The Campus Watch team removed the magazines from stands around the university.
Researchers call for more to be done to understand causes of pelvic pain.
Scientists have uncovered evidence of one of the first Polynesian settlements in Aotearoa.
Research into scent-detection dogs identifying lung cancer among those to get a grant.
Zombie apocalypse preparation 'the same as for an earthquake or other natural disaster'.
Why did the chicken get crossed with the moa?
More sex crimes are being reported to police, but offenders aren't getting to court.
We may be facing a bad winter for flu viruses and growing asthma problems.
A Kiwi company's novel anti-ageing drug could play a big role in preventing heart disease.
A sprawling check on recent Kiwi war veterans begins amid warnings of a "lost generation".
Experts have called for a new unit to oversee government-run AI predictive tools.
Researchers say we need to find out which communities will be worst hit by climate change.
Scientists have described a baleen whale that roamed our waters 27.5 million years ago.
Retailers should be doing more to highlight risks posed by fresh chicken say researchers.
NZ scientists have questioned a study's findings about the sweet potato's Pacific history.
Researchers hope digging up old bodies will reveal insights to the past.
Study may be a breakthrough for women with polycystic ovary syndrome.
The chocolate's great and so is the scenery. But our cheese? Yeah, nah.
The technology has the potential to bring $50 million per year to the New Zealand economy.
Professor Mark Henaghan had stepped aside as dean at the university.
Wagers have been flying in from around the world for The Great Hihi Sperm Race.
Kiwi study shows infants that eat yoghurt are protected from developing eczema, allergies.
Active kids have less excess fat, a study has shown.
New Zealand researchers have found a better way to treat hypoglycaemia.
A Kiwi scientist's odd sperm-racing campaign could help save NZ's threatened hihi.