What's shaking? Your phone might know before you
Is this the latest innovation in earthquake detection, or just another way for Android users to outshine those with iPhones?
'What's your poison?'
Could this new chemical be the answer to our possum problem?
Livestream technology goes wild
If you can't bring people to the zoo, bring the zoo to the people.
Uncovering the world of the wide-bodied pipefish
Not your regular matchmaking: These unique fish have their own game in the dating pool.
Under the light of an inflatable moon
The Canterbury Museum has a new hands-on exhibition that explores the moon’s past, present and future.
Turn on the light to stop Covid-19
AgResearch is developing new technology that uses different forms of light to kill the virus that caused Covid-19.
Seals, tropics and glaciers - what connection?
US glaciologist Kiya Riverman spoke to the US Embassy Youth Council in New Zealand about what scientists have discovered in Antarctica.
Diversity in science needs investment
Proper investment is needed if we want more diversity in New Zealand's science industry.
Light pollution threatens night-sky wow factor
Astronomical society urges the use of LED lights to preserve star-gazing.