There’s been a changing of the guard in the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Advisor’s office over the weekend, with outgoing […]
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Clever crows make tools from memory – In the News
There’s yet another piece of evidence to suggest New Caledonian crows might be the smartest birds around: new research has […]
Continue readingLand and Water recommendations – In the News
The Land and Water Forum has reported back to Government with a series of recommendation for improving water quality, but […]
Continue readingStrokes expected to increase – In the News
Despite improvements in stroke prevention and management, the number of strokes in New Zealand will increase by 40 per cent […]
Continue readingZero Carbon Bill – Expert Reaction
The Government’s proposed Zero Carbon Bill lays out how they plan to transition New Zealand to a low-emission economy by 2050. The public […]
Continue readingGaming loot boxes meet gambling criteria – In the News
Video game ‘loot boxes’ – boxes with randomised rewards inside that players can purchase – can meet the structural and […]
Continue readingWhy National’s climate U-turn is such a big deal — James Renwick
Climate change is not a partisan issue, and the need to take big steps to reduce emissions is urgent. So […]
Continue readingAntarctic ice loss – Expert Reaction
Antarctica has lost about 3 trillion tonnes of ice since 1992, which corresponds to a sea-level rise of around 8 […]
Continue readingScience Journalism Fund – round 3 applications now open
Applications are open and eligibility criteria have been updated for the third round of the Aotearoa New Zealand Science Journalism […]
Continue readingPM’s new Chief Science Advisor — In The News
This morning, Jacinda Ardern announced Professor Juliet Gerrard will replace Sir Peter Gluckman as the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Advisor […]
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