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Health experts warn that more extreme versions of the trend can pose serious risks.

The convention opened with a live performance from the anticipated animated film Moana 2. Video

A seismologist says New Zealand is unlikely to have a megaquake such as the one Japan is on high alert for, but a lesser quake could still be more devastating.

The Volcanic Alert Level has now been raised to Level 3 and the Aviation Colour Code raised to orange.

Any proposed cuts at the EPA make no sense and carried risks for the environment, Environmental Defence Society chief executive Gary Taylor says.

Cook Islands' Antony Vavia, 28, is first Pacific islander to graduate with a doctoral degree within marine sciences from Auckland University of Technology.

The Paris Olympics will close on Monday after 329 gold-medal events.

The dry conditions are causing ecological concerns and pushing up power prices.

It's staged interactions and storytimes, disgusting cooking videos, and mistakes that, frankly, just piss people off.

The government's environmental watchdog and justice ministry have confirmed a total of 169 jobs are planned between them.

Making and processing music is something unique to human brains, says Dr Sam Mehr. But why are we so attuned to rhythms, melodies and matching tones? Claire and Sam take a deep dive into the universal…

A Hawke's Bay village says a plan to build stopbanks along its river will destroy the town out in future floods. Audio

Gore has breached its air quality standards for the first time in four years.

The Minnesota Governor is a former football coach and teacher who served in the Army National Guard. Audio

A new study estimates the 2022 bleaching cut the population by close to half, making it the world's largest "sponge mortality event". Video

Human remains have been found inside a crocodile that wildlife officers euthanased in far north Queensland.

The Centre for Sustainable Futures will be a place of "seamless blending of expertise, diverse knowledge, indigenous wisdom and knowledges alongside modern science", the USP says.

An Australian cryonics company froze its first client in May. At the moment, it's unlikely to ever come back to life. Audio