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Breaking News: Science and Technology, Internet
New Zealand's largest Crown Research Institute has announced a breakthrough discovery of a “clean green” alternative to control insect pests.
British researchers have made a significant breakthrough in their understanding of how infection of the uterus damages fertility in cows, which could provide insights into how to treat infections such as chlamydia in humans.
The sustainability of organic farming practices has come in for criticism in Parliament with Agriculture Minister Jim Anderton echoing concerns that some organics practices can be toxic.
The hole on the ozone layer over the Antarctic is relatively small this year, although this is due to mild temperatures in the region’s stratosphere this winter and is not a sign of recovery, according to the United Nations World Meteorological Organisati
Geologists have found that the Young River landslide in Mt Aspiring National Park is the biggest landslide in New Zealand since the top fell off Mount Cook in 1991.
Increasing numbers of information technology workers want to move to the provinces and work fewer hours, according to an industry survey.
An earthquake hit near Hanmer Springs in the early hours of Sunday morning.
A 5.6 force earthquake near Hanmer Springs shook parts of the South Island and was felt in Wellington this morning.
An organisation representing hundreds of the country’s scientists says it is “farcical” a leadership group set up to advise the Government on its emissions trading scheme has no working scientists.
The Government has been given a world stage to showcase its ambitious goal to make New Zealand carbon neutral.
Part 6 – Issues relating to equitable and efficient allocation of emission units
Legislation is to be pushed through Parliament to remove nuisance, costly or outdated red-tape hampering parts of the fishing, health, tourism and research industries.
Scientists in Canada say smoking may permanently affect key genes in the body.
Scientists say naturally-occurring arsenic in drinking water poses a growing health risk across the world.
United States researchers say mathematical analysis has confirmed that bird flu spread from person to person in Indonesia earlier this year.
Clouds may prevent some people from watching the moon glow red in this evening's lunar eclipse.
A technology commentator says people can expect their email inboxes to be flooded by commercial messages before anti-spam legislation comes into force on September 5.
A magnitude 5.1 earthquake shook the lower North Island on Saturday.
Scientists say that a fossil find in Ethiopia indicates that humans and gorillas split from each other at least two million years earlier than previously believed.
Scientists say they have discovered diamonds in Australia almost as old as the Earth itself.
New research suggests inequalities in health care between ethnicities may be lessening.
Frustration is mounting that the Government continues to give little away about the shape of its planned emissions trading scheme, sparking business fears that the policy is being politicised.
The space shuttle Endeavour has touched down safely at the Kennedy Space Center following a 13-day mission to the International Space Station.
Previously unknown islands are appearing as Arctic summer sea ice shrinks to record lows, raising questions about whether global warming is outpacing United Nations projections, experts say.
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