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Our 2016 Science Journalism Fellow, Meena Amso, has landed on her feet following journalism school picking up a reporting role with […]
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Reporter Paul Gorman departs The Press after 14 years, including a stint spent getting to grips with earthquake science. Paul […]
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With the summer season kicking off, it’s not all BBQs and beaches: many scientists are heading south for the Antarctic […]
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UPDATED: A snapshot of New Zealand’s science and innovation system has laid out where we are doing well and where […]
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Four scientists were honoured on Thursday at an awards ceremony that also recognised one of New Zealand’s historic science stars. […]
Continue readingUniversities succeed when they produce thoughtful leaders, not technocrats – Gareth Jones
The place of humanities in a university raises issues that extend far beyond a single department, argues Emeritus Professor Gareth […]
Continue readingDunedin’s International Science Festival – In the News
Dunedin has once again played host to the International Science Festival, which comes to town every two years bringing scientists […]
Continue readingTūhoe and scientists collaborate on dinosaur hunt – In the news
Ngāi Tūhoe and palaeontologists have teamed up to go digging for dinosaurs and understand more about how these animals lived in […]
Continue readingTen science successes profiled in the Herald on Sunday
In a two-page spread in the Herald on Sunday, science journalist Jamie Morton lays out ten New Zealand science and […]
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