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Move over, honeybees: Aussie native bees steal the show with unique social and foraging behaviours
‘Metasurface’ technology: researchers pave the way for flatter and more energy-efficient screens
People in urban areas have worse hay fever symptoms, analysis suggests
Landslides and law: Cyclone Gabrielle raises serious questions about where we’ve been allowed to build
Animal cruelty investigation at Brighton
What drives children to choose compassion
University of Sydney joins Technician Commitment program
Upsurge in rocket launches could impact ozone layer
A rapidly growing rocket industry could undo decades of work to save the ozone layer — unless we act now
Too much sex and not enough sleep is deadly for endangered marsupial
Marketers are targeting teens with cheap and addictive vapes: 9 ways to stem rising rates of youth vaping
Academy Fellows celebrated with Order of Australia honours
Social learning is possum-able, world-first research suggests
Dark cost of being toxic
Microplastics climate research gets funding boost
‘Constant bird song’ result of conservation on Mercury Islands
They say we know more about the Moon than about the deep sea. They’re wrong
Theoretical Computations Identify a Solid-State Hydrogen Storage Material’s Key Bottleneck
Climate change puts brakes on speedy corals
Researchers Fix ‘Fundamental Flaw,’ Improving Pandemic Prediction Model
Can customary harvesting of NZ’s native species be sustainable? Archaeology and palaeo-ecology provide some answers
Snakes have clitorises
Snake clitoris described for first time
WHO Appoints Farrar, Tuipulotu as Chief Scientist/Nurse Officer
Nano ‘capsule’ to target cancer cells
Hummingbird flight could provide insights for biomimicry in aerial vehicles
Three scientists win Royal Society of NSW awards
Statement From Premier On Professor Derek Denton AC
Climate change risks to property values
Animals are key to restoring world’s forests
Travel emissions drop aided lockdown methane surge
How genome research is helping recovery of Chatham Island black robin
Two more prestigious awards for Otago researchers
STEM workplaces and academia under LGBTQIA+ microscope
Renowned Dunedin Study wins Rutherford Medal
Space research informs everyday life
DOC and Auckland Council host UK island biosecurity project
Forget tobacco industry arguments about choice
Almost $20m for Otago researchers in Marsden grants
Taniwha, and ‘kiwi’ microorganisms are among 13 University of Canterbury Marsden-funded research projects
Dozens of new innovative projects awarded funding
Prehistoric reptile casts turn out to be copies of priceless fossil destroyed in WWII
Study of scavenging activity in south-eastern Australia shows value of carnivore conservation and rewilding
Tree rings offer insight into devastating radiation storms
Radioactive traces in tree rings reveal Earth’s history of unexplained ‘radiation storms’
Water extractions key driver of drying Darling River
Water extraction is key cause of Darling River drying: study
Endangered fruit-eating animals play outsized role in tropical forest