The amount of methane created by humans could be up to 40% higher than thought. What does that mean for the fight against climate change?
We said the country could face a climate change-driven bushfire crisis by 2020. It arrived on schedule.
A strange pneumonia-causing virus has broken out in China, and the number of cases is rising rapidly. How worried should we be?
Fishermen and swimmers around the Hauraki Gulf are reporting droves of baby sharks in the waters. What does it mean, and where are their parents?
Australia cannot blame the destruction on others; in any moral calculation, it has done this to itself.
Last year was the fourth hottest year on record for New Zealand, and scientists say it's only getting hotter.
Females have been told for years that the hymen is an integral part of sex, especially when it comes to 'losing your virginity'. That's all a lie.
Australia, your country is burning – the climate change emergency is here with you now, writes a climate scientist visiting the country.
Hundreds of vicious bushfires have been scorching the country in an unprecedented wave of destruction
Leading physicist Richard Easther explains what's been going on with the smoky orange skies above New Zealand.
Lauire Winkless speaks to the New Zealand scientists working to clean up the final frontier and how to make steel in a zero-carbon future.
Ada is a dog with a very unusual, life-saving skill: warning her diabetic owner that her blood glucose levels are getting dangerously low or high.
Despite it being proven that women with dense breasts have an increased risk of developing breast cancer, there is currently no requirement for Breastscreen Aotearoa to inform women of their own density after a mammogram. Shoshana Maasland talks to the women advocating for that to change.
Our universities have a shocking record on emissions. If they band together, however, they could make a massive difference.
Twenty-four hours after the eruption on Whakaari/White Island, here's what we know about the ongoing situation.
Another giant bird has been torn from its grave: the ancient Rēkohu/Chatham Island penguin. Just how big was it?
We don’t normally see these eruptions coming, no matter how much we would like to.
