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  • Why sentencing reforms in NZ will annoy judges and clog the courts

    News
    Comment & Analysis
    23 Sep 2024
    Court crest

    Analysis - The Luxon government surely has little sense of irony, writes Kris Gledhill.

    Dogma or data? Why sentencing reforms in NZ will annoy judges and clog the courts
  • Self-driving boat unveiled as council turns to AI

    News
    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    23 Sep 2024
    A self-driving boat was just one of the examples given to Minister Judith Collins about the strides that Nelson was making in artificial intelligence.

    Minister Judith Collins applauded the city's uptake of artificial intelligence across various sectors and said the technology was key to lifting productivity.

    Self-driving boat on show in Nelson
  • Pacific nations gear up for a fight over shipping emissions

    News
    Pacific
    23 Sep 2024
    A cargo ship sails through the Panama Canal, in Panama City, Thursday, June 13, 2024.

    Negotiations in London will center on how to slash emissions to net-zero 'by or around' 2050.

    Pacific nations gear up for a fight over shipping emissions at critical UN meeting
  • Students using AI to cheat on school work

    News
    New Zealand Media & Technology
    23 Sep 2024

    Teachers says artificial intelligence has huge potential for improving education, but misuse of the technology is an increasing problem.

    Students using artificial intelligence to cheat on assessments, teachers warn
  • The rock in a hill a quarry really, really wants

    News
    Politics In Depth
    23 Sep 2024
    Te Ao o te Rangi Apaapa stands with his ancestral maunga Te Weraiti cloaked in clouds behind him.

    A quarry has tried repeatedly to crack a permanent protection to get more rock out of a mountain. Now, it's turning to the 'Fast-track' law.

    Rocky road: The rock in the hill a quarry really, really wants to get out
  • Teachers warn students using AI to cheat on school work

    Audio
    technology education
    23 Sep 2024

    Teachers are warning that students across the country are getting away with using artificial intelligence to cheat on their school work. Head of science at Wellington's Saint Patrick's College Doug… Audio

  • NZ Space Agency offers internship at NASA

    News
    New Zealand education
    22 Sep 2024
    Illustration on the NASA stand at the 73rd International Astronautical Congress, Paris, France,  September 2022.

    The agency is looking for post-graduate students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics to apply.

    NZ Space Agency offers internship at NASA
  • Inside Saudi Arabia's controversial desert megacity project

    News
    World
    21 Sep 2024
    A handout picture provided by Saudi's NEOM on July 26, 2022 shows the design plan for the 500-metre tall parallel structures, known collectively as The Line, in the heart of the Red Sea megacity NEOM. A futuristic megacity in Saudi Arabia will feature two massive, mirror-encased skyscrapers that extend over 170 kilometres of desert and mountain terrain, ultimately housing nine million people, the kingdom's de facto ruler has announced. (Photo by NEOM / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / NEOM" - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

    Influencers showcasing life inside the development are gaining traction online, but face backlash from critical audiences.

    NEOM, Saudi Arabia's planned megacity in the desert, is popping up in influencer vlogs. Where is the project at?
  • Graham Leonard: What's the deal with offshore volcanoes?

    Audio
    science
    21 Sep 2024
    View of Whakaari / White Island from a monitoring flight on 31 August, 2022.

    Volcanologist and GNS principal scientist Graham Leonard explains the difference between onshore and offshore volcanoes, and why it's important. Audio

  • Reducing splash-back and soaking up the nasties from dairy cows' pee

    News
    Country Country Life
    20 Sep 2024
    Plant & Food Research catch crop trials at Woodstock Farm

    An "eye-opening" farm trial could help clean up New Zealand's rivers and streams.

    Crop trial aims to reduce splash-back and soak up the nasties from dairy cows' pee
  • We've been to the moon... Now a moon is coming to us

    News
    New Zealand science
    20 Sep 2024
    Dr. Nicholas Rattenbury in his office, with a rocket model behind him.

    A 10 metre wide asteroid - officially known as 2024PT - will begin orbiting the planet on 29 September. Audio

    Earth set to become a two moon planet
  • A visit from a wee mini moon

    Audio
    science
    20 Sep 2024
    The asteroid, known as 2023 DW, is nearly 50 metres in diameter and could arrive on Valentine's Day in 2046, according to NASA calculations.

    We've been to the moon. Now a moon is coming to us. For the next couple of months we're set to become a two moon planet. A 10m wide asteroid - officially known as 2024PT - will begin orbiting the… Audio

  • Forensic science at the fore in the Polkinghorne trial, but it's only a 'tool'

    News
    New Zealand crime
    20 Sep 2024
    Dunedin-based forensics company Oritain Global's food lab.

    In crime dramas, forensic science is the hero. In real life, we need context

    The language of forensic science
  • The language of forensic science

    Podcast episode — 19 September 2024

    In crime dramas, forensic science is the hero. In real life, we need context.

    The language of forensic science
  • The language of forensic science

    Audio
    crime law
    20 Sep 2024

    In crime dramas, forensic science is the hero. In real life, we need context. Audio

  • The Pre-Panel for 19th September 2024

    Audio
    science
    19 Sep 2024
    hand holding coin

    Today on the pre-Panel, Wallace Chapman previews tonight's show with Mark Leishman. Plus producer Tom Riste-Smith joins them to discuss this year's Ig Nobel Prizes and the probability award handed to… Audio

  • Rocket Lab aborts latest launch due to ground support equipment issue

    News
    New Zealand science
    19 Sep 2024
    Rocket Lab

    This mission, dubbed "Kineis Killed the RaIOT Star", was meant to be the 53rd Electron rocket launch.

    Rocket Lab aborts latest launch due to ground support equipment issue
  • Govt money to avoid a clam-mity

    Audio
    science environment
    19 Sep 2024
    Freshwater gold clam // Corbicula fluminea

    Researchers warn "it's now or never" in the fight against the invasive freshwater gold clam. Audio

  • What's happened so far as Polkinghorne jury begins deliberations

    News
    New Zealand crime
    19 Sep 2024
    Philip Polkinghorne at day 1 of his trial for the murder of his wife at the High Court at Auckland.

    As the jury begins to consider the evidence, here's a recap of how this case unfolded.

    Timeline of the death of Pauline Hanna and the trial of Philip Polkinghorne
  • The teamwork that solved a life-and-death puzzle

    News
    Te Ao Māori Our Changing World
    19 Sep 2024
    A portrait of Maybelle as she stands on some grass in front of a cream and red trimmed Marae flanked by trees, with a bright blue sky int he background.

    It's been almost 30 years since a team joined forces to investigate a type of stomach cancer, and they have helped saved thousands of lives along the way.

    Our Changing World: Solving a genetic cancer puzzle
  • Genetic testing for autism provides answers

    Audio
    science health
    19 Sep 2024

    A decade long study by Auckland University has found genetic testing for autism results in more answers for families, and could provide a tailored pathway, sooner. Co-author Dr Jessie Jacobsen spoke… Audio

  • The teamwork that solved a life-and-death puzzle

    Audio
    science
    19 Sep 2024

    It's been almost 30 years since a team joined forces to investigate a particularly aggressive form of stomach cancer that was afflicting one Tauranga whānau. Kimi Hauora Health and Research Clinic in… Audio

  • Te reo Māori needs to go digital to survive - innovator

    News
    New Zealand Te Ao Māori
    18 Sep 2024
    Peter-Lucas Jones attending the TIME100 Impact Dinner in San Francisco.

    A Māori tech innovator and language revitalist wants to see te reo Māori thrive in-person and digitally.

    Te reo Māori needs to go digital to survive - innovator
  • Our Changing World – Finding a cancer-causing genetic mutation

    Audio
    science health
    18 Sep 2024
    Erin Gardiner, Dr Jeremy Rossaak;Pauline Harawira, Professor Parry Guilford;Maybelle Mcloed and Associate Professor Karyn Paringatai at the front roro at Tamapahore wharenui.

    Almost 30 years ago a team of researchers banded together to investigate an aggressive form of stomach cancer that was responsible for early deaths in one Tauranga whānau.

    Together, Kimi Hauora… Audio

  • Spray that increase the shelf life of red meat gets funding

    Audio
    food science
    18 Sep 2024
    Steak generic

    A team of Otago University researchers looking into a spray that could control red meat spoilage has won a 1 million dollar grant from MBIE. New Zealand's red meat industry generates 10.8 billion… Audio

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