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Why genome sequencing is the key to fighting covid
New Zealand scientists are playing a key role in genome testing being used trace coronavirus cases back to their sources. Audio
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Why genome sequencing is the key to fighting covid
New Zealand scientists are playing a key role in genome testing being used trace coronavirus cases back to their sources.
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Rydges isolation Covid-19 transmission mystery continues
It's a mystery baffling our health experts: How did a Rydges hotel maintenance man contract a strain of Covid-19 from a hotel guest he apparently never came into contact with?
Yesterday the Ministry… Video, Audio
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How genome testing could help reveal the source of NZ's Covid-19 cases
Scientists are analysing the genome sequence of the four positive Covid-19 cases at the centre of the current community outbreak to potentially identify how and when the outbreak started, as well as… Audio
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Covid-19 unmasked: experts discuss coronavirus
'Covid-19 unmasked: understanding the outbreak' is a panel discussion from the 2020 New Zealand International Science Festival. Audio
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Covid-19 unmasked: experts discuss coronavirus
'Covid-19 unmasked: understanding the outbreak' is a panel discussion from the 2020 New Zealand International Science Festival.
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Our Changing World for 6 August 2020
A panel of virologists from the University of Otago discuss research into covid-19. Audio
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Scientists to track how Covid-19 spread across New Zealand.
A team of scientists has been given over half a million dollars to track how Covid-19 spread across New Zealand.
Fourteen scientists from Otago University and the Institute of Environmental Science… Audio
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Genetic scientists map spread of Covid-19 in New Zealand
Genetic scientists mapping the spread of Covid-19 say that as few as 35 cases may have led to the outbreak here.
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Today's sports news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Injury setback for Breakers, Spurs drop points in ECL opener and Kiwi boxer ousted in world championship quarter-finals
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Today's sports news: what you need to know
The NBA has decided to ban "ninja-style headwear".
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Temporary stay on Vanuatu resort insolvency decision
A judge in Vanuatu has ordered a temporary stay on a decision to liquidate the company which owns a prominent resort.
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Jailed Vanuatu MPs must wait for judgement
Fourteen jailed former Vanuatu MPs have been told they have to continue to wait for the Supreme Court judgement on their constitutional application.
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Jailed Vanuatu MPs given hope
Fourteen jailed former MPs in Vanuatu could be a step closer to having their convictions quashed.
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More delays in Vanuatu for new Police chief
The Supreme Court in Vanuatu has stopped the replacement of Api Jack Marikembo as chairman of the Police Service Commission until his application for a judicial review is completed.
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Phil Rudd trial due to open
AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd is due to go on trial today on charges of threatening to kill and possessing drugs.
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Whincup most successful Australian touring car driver
Jamie Whincup has cemented his place as the most successful driver in Australian touring car history with a record sixth V8 Supercars title in seven years.
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Rudd ordered not to take illegal drugs
AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has been ordered by a court not to take illegal drugs after appearing in the Tauranga District Court in relation to a breach of his bail conditions. Audio
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McLaughlin wins as Whincup takes V8s title
The New Zealand V8 Supercars driver Scott McLaughlin won the first race at the Phillip Island event from pole position, as Jamie Whincup claimed a sixth championship.
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The Giz on pole, Whincup closing in on record-tying fifth V8s title
Auckland driver Shane Van Gisbergen's topped the timesheets and will start on pole in his Holden in today's season-ending second V8 Supercars race at the Sydney 500. It's a Holden...
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OUSA wants to leave national body
Audio 26 Oct 2010Otago University students want to save themselves thousands of dollars a year in union fees by withdrawing from the national students assocation. Audio
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Otago to downgrade national student membership
The University of Otago, the biggest financial contributor to the New Zealand Union of Students' Associations, is downgrading its membership.
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World cup for underprivileged children
Audio 6 Jul 2010As the Football World Cup enters its final week another kind of international tournament is underway in South Africa. Audio
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South Africa commemorates Sharpeville massacre
Audio 22 Mar 2010The South African government has called for an end to violent street protests over poor living conditions as it marked the 50th anniversary of the Sharpeville massacre. Audio
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Student association won't appeal over toga decision
The Otago University Students Association says it will not appeal against a judicial review decision, backing the university's right to discipline students for off-campus activities.
