The Government has unveiled the Digital Strategy 2.0 – a collection of new initiatives, targets and guidelines for the development […]
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A round-up of comment from experts on breaking stories and ongoing issues in science and technology.
Malnutrition in hospitals
The problem of malnutrition in our hospitals will be discussed at the New Zealand Dietetic Association National Conference in Hamilton […]
Continue readingCoral reef conservation failing
One of the largest studies to date of coral reef protection measures warns that conservation zones are in the wrong […]
Continue readingBenefits of HRT for older women
Brand new research published today in the British Medical Journal(1) shows the results of one of the world’s longest and […]
Continue readingClimate change – impacts in our neck of the woods
Climate scientists opened the Australia and New Zealand Climate Change & Business Conference in Auckland last night with a warning […]
Continue readingA global problem: Vanishing bees
In response to recent declines and collapses in honey bee populations worldwide, the United Nations has launched a $27 million […]
Continue readingPrince Charles warns of the risk of GM crops
The Prince of Wales warned this week that the development of genetically modified crops risked creating “the biggest disaster environmentally […]
Continue readingEnhancing Sport Performance
The 2008 Olympic Games have now begun, and we are all focused on the performance of our athletes. We asked […]
Continue readingAir Quality at the 2008 Beijing Olympics
With the 2008 Olympic Games fast approaching, some in the media are raising the issue of Beijing’s air quality and […]
Continue reading30 years of In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF)
Three decades ago today, on 25 July 1978, Louise Brown, the world’s first ‘test-tube’ baby was born. We asked New […]
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