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Unbeaten India heap more misery on holders England
India maintained their unbeaten streak at the 2023 World Cup with a 100-run victory in a low-scoring contest against holders England, who are facing a premature exit following their fifth defeat in…
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MetService on criticism: Auckland Anniversary flooding was 'unprecedented'
MetService is defending itself against criticism it was unable to forecast the extreme rainfall that led to deadly flooding in Auckland in January.
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Answer to New Zealand's maths problem remains elusive
New Zealand has a maths problem. Our grades are getting worse. What is the solution? By Venetia Sherson.
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AlphaTauri expect Ricciardo back for Austin
Liam Lawson's time in the seat looks to be coming to an end with AlphaTauri expecting Daniel Ricciardo to return at the US Grand Prix in Austin in two weeks.
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Lawson confirmed for Qatar Grand Prix drive
New Zealand driver Liam Lawson has been confirmed to drive in place of Australian Daniel Ricciardo for the fifth straight race at this weekend's Qatar Grand Prix.
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EV chargers proves election talking point
There's been a lot of talk about EVs this election - but how many chargers will we actually need to meet demand?
It's a complex question that will depend on EV uptake and the number of owners that… Audio
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Scientists use Age of Empires computer game to simulate ant warfare
A computer game once given away in kids' cereal boxes is helping Australia eradicate an invasive ant species.
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Fleetwood secures Ryder Cup for Europe after brave US fightback
Europe survived a fierce American fightback to secure the four points required to reclaim the Ryder Cup with popular Englishman Tommy Fleetwood sealing the deal in a nerve-jangling climax at the Marco…
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Consciousness: Why a leading theory has been branded 'pseudoscience'
Analysis - Civil war has broken out in the field of consciousness research. More than 100 consciousness researchers have signed a letter accusing one of the most popular scientific theories of…
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National puts second-language bill on the back burner
The National Party appears to be deprioritising a key language bill it once championed if it can form a government after the election next month.
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Eddie Jones gets backing from his players, but not his country
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones came under a barrage of fire back home, but captain Will Skelton backed him as the man to revive Australian rugby.
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Wallabies dismantled by Wales; on verge of RWC exit
Wales became the first side to advance to the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals with a 40-6 demolition of Australia that left the two-time winners facing an embarrassing early elimination.
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Big win for England, Portugal and Georgia draw
Winger Henry Arundell scored five tries on his World Cup debut as England scored a 71-0 win over Chile.
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Who teaches our teachers?
Are our teachers getting the best education, before getting in front of the classroom? A new report by the think tank The New Zealand Initiative says the current university model of teacher education… Audio
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Nights Expert - Mathematics
Nights resident mathematician Dillon Mayhew is back and tonight he's talking about a controversy that has erupted in the world of mathematics around something called the abc-conjecture - which if you… Audio
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ACT's housing policy promises to scrap consent process again
The ACT Party says it will allow builders to opt out of council building consents to improve the supply, quality and cost of housing.
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Newly-found bubble of galaxies
An international team of astronomers has discovered a giant 'bubble' of galaxies in the nearby universe. They hope the discovery can fill in some blanks about our understanding of the universe. Team… Audio
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Questions for Oral Answer 30 August 2023
Audio 30 Aug 2023Questions to Ministers CHRISTOPHER LUXON to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by all of his Government's statements and actions? HON PHIL TWYFORD to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he… Audio
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Why the Silver Ferns don't win many World Cups
Analysis - Three weeks on from the Netball World Cup, Bridget Tunnicliffe examines why the Australian Diamonds have won 12 titles, and the Silver Ferns five.
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Peter Rowlett: Can mathematics help win lotto?
Audio 27 Aug 2023Are there tricks that can maximise your lottery winnings? Should you avoid the number seven, for example or only pick numbers over 31? Mathematician Peter Rowlett from University of Sheffield Hallam… Audio
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Why targeted protection is now the best strategy against Covid
Opinion - Interventions to decrease the rate of Covid infections are sensible, but not at any cost, a group of academics write. Here's what the science shows us about protection strategies.
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Woodhouse denies claiming gender was behind demotion
National Party leader Christopher Luxon says a range of factors are taken into account when the party list is put together. Audio
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Covid-19 update: 3953 new cases, a further 12 deaths
There have been 3953 new cases of Covid-19 reported in New Zealand and a further 12 deaths attributed to the virus over the past week.
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Core reading, writing and maths teaching requirements to be made compulsory
Labour plans to mandate reading, writing and maths "core teaching requirements", to ensure consistency regardless of which school a student attends.
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'Stay grounded and connected to the community' - Aupito William Sio
The Labour MP for Māngere, Aupito William Sio is leaving Parliament after a sixteen year-stint which encompassed nine years in Opposition bookended by spells in Government. Audio
