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Genetically modified embryos 'essential'
It is "essential" the genetic modification of human embryos is allowed, a group of scientists, ethicists and policy experts says.
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Cancer - lifestyle vs bad luck
Cancer is often caused by the "bad luck" of random mutations that arise when cells divide, not family history or environmental causes, a new study suggests.
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Decades of work pays off for physicist
A physicist who discovered why mercury is liquid at room temperature using Einstein's theory of relativity has won New Zealand's most prestigious science award, the Rutherford Medal.
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High Altitude Training
Exercise scientists simulate high altitude by removing oxygen from air, and then study the physiological effects of low oxygen levels on athletes as well as sedentary people Audio
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High Altitude Training
Exercise scientists simulate high altitude by removing oxygen from air, and then study the physiological effects of low oxygen levels on athletes as well as sedentary people
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At the bleeding edge
Harder to predict than scientific advances in the near future are the motivations on which they might be based.
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Late Edition for 14 November 2013
Audio 14 Nov 2013The government decides not to pay compensation to the families of the Pike River mine victims; genes & IQ & in Dateline Pacific, French Polynesia's roading boss in a drunk driving incident. Audio
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Genetic history of the apple now traced
Thirteen teams of geneticists from five countries, including one from Plant & Food Research in New Zealand, have traced the genetic history of the apple. Audio
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When Johnny Came to Town: NZ's First Rock Concert
In April 1959 a show headlined by Johnny Cash and Gene Vincent played at Auckland's Town Hall. Marty Duda looks back at New Zealand's first international rock 'n' roll show, including interviews with… Video, Audio
