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Internationally renowned jazz pianist and composer, Michael Cain has arrived in Auckland, as Distinguished Visitor at the School of Music.
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Social media helps scientists monitor rarely sighted whales
Social media posts helped scientists to monitor one of Aotearoa’s rarest whale species, the infrequently sighted southern right whale, or tohorā.
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Sondheim, my teacher
Dr Gregory Camp will steer an event that pays homage to the late, great Stephen Sondheim who he says was one of most significant influences on him as a teacher.
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Invasive pests cost Aotearoa $12b, study shows
Invasive pests come with a big price tag, according to research using a new global database.
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Five lessons from the Emissions Trading Scheme
Basil Sharp offers Emissions Trading Scheme insights that could help Government deliver property rights that create value and certainty for business.
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Poverty is not a partisan issue
Bipartisan support for substantial long-term transfer policy reforms needed urgently to share the pain of reduced living standards, writes Susan St John.
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