They're usually spun to make spooky Halloween decorations, but new research from the University of Waikato and the Bioeconomy Science Institute has found that... Read More

Imagine you're on a boat lost at sea, too far from the coast for a VHF radio or mobile phone to work. Maybe you've got a personal locator beacon, but you... Read More

James Kelly was facing criminal charges when he paid a private investigator $2000 to provide an 'honest assessment” of the police case against... Read More

Could this be an alternative to long, choppy boat crossings? A battery-powered aircraft had a test flight today and is expected to fly across the Cook... Read More

Mount Maunganui aerospace engineer Keshika Warnakula was 11 when her parents took her overseas for the first time. 'I just fell in love with aircrafts [sic].... Read More

Children from across New Zealand aged 6-12 can explore the natural wonders of Bay of Plenty from the comfort of their classroom. How? Through the latest virtual... Read More

As scams grow increasingly sophisticated, more realistic and harder to detect, a leading global information technology company is warning Kiwis that suspicious... Read More

A new supercomputer is expected to vastly improve the accuracy of daily weather forecasting around the country, with the help of artificial intelligence. Dr... Read More

​What if the insects you hit with your car could contribute to research on climate change? That's the idea driving new research from University of Auckland... Read More

SpringScreenBreak is inviting people to take a seven-day digital reset, unplug from screens and reconnect with nature, whānau, and community. The campaign... Read More

Struggling to manage the costs of rising electricity, some consumers may be finding the free 'hour of power' is not the cost-cutting magic bullet they... Read More

More than 21,000 consultations have already been delivered through the Government's new 24/7 digital health service launched in July, Health Minister Simeon... Read More