Nature, nurture, or something else entirely?
Landmark study links eating disorders to genetics.
How seaweed could help tackle climate change
New scientific research could pave the way for farming in the future.
Shake off the worries about earthquakes
Kiwis don't need to be worried about recent earthquake activity, an expert says.
Alleged 'space debris' scraps Antarctic flight
The first flight since winter has turned around for a unique reason this morning.
Roadshow returns to prepare for an alpine rupture
The AF8 Roadshow is returning to Christchurch in May, to prepare communities for an inevitable Alpine Fault earthquake. But there’s a fine line between education and scaremongering.
Atmospheric river warnings for West Coast
Severe weather warnings are in place for the West Coast of New Zealand, with an atmospheric river rolling in from the east coast of Australia.
Underwater slips
Scientists from GNS Science and the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, or NIWA, are exploring underwater landslides, canyons, and the potential tsunami risks they pose.
University of Canterbury research shoots for stars
Research experiments from the bright minds at the University of Canterbury will orbit Earth on the International Space Station.