Expert Q&A

Expert Q&A | Published: 11 July 201328 March 2016

Growth restriction in utero is a potentially serious pregnancy complication with no current treatment options. Around the world, researchers are […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 24 June 201328 March 2016

Many of the remaining great unknowns about climate change lie buried within Antarctica’s ice. At the Strategic Science in Antarctica […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 16 May 201328 March 2016

Budget 2013 saw a net increase of around $50 million in science and innovation funding, according to Science and Innovation […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 10 May 201305 July 2018

UK SMC: As the number of human cases of avian flu continues to rise, China and its surrounding regions remain […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 01 May 201307 May 2013

The Government has announced the National Science Challenges – 10 areas of focus over the next four years – $73.5 million in […]

Expert Q&A, Expert Reactions | Published: 17 April 201314 February 2019

Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment Dr Jan Wright has launched a new report, On a pathway to extinction? An investigation […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 22 March 201311 April 2013

ONLINE MEDIA BRIEFING – FRI 22 MAR The ‘big dry’ continues, with the entire North Island officially declared a drought […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 03 December 201224 February 2014

Is current intensification of land use damaging our waterways beyond repair? Deteriorating water quality and arguments over access to water […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 27 November 201225 February 2014

The Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment, Dr Jan Wright, today released her report on hydraulic fracturing (fracking). The PCE’s report […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 14 November 201225 February 2014

Your genome – the billions of bits of DNA code that make up the instructions needed to make you who you […]