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Tools of ancient hunters find their place in outer space
19 July 2021
Space might be the final frontier, but, like all frontiers it’s strewn with junk. Luckily, Professor Guglielmo Aglietti, director of the Auckland Space Institute has a plan
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Dr Disaster and the schools of tomorrow
31 May 2021
Carol Mutch says schools need more recognition and resoures for their roles in the aftermath of increasingly common major disasters.
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New and ancient lens for healthy rivers
24 February 2021
Researchers have articulated a way to look at and look after our fresh waterways founded on Matauranga Māori.
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Greening our food production and supply chains
25 November 2020
The team at the Centre for Green Chemical Science is finding new ways to make the food we eat more sustainable.
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Kaitiaki of the Waipā
25 November 2020
The Waipā River system is on the pathway to restoration, and making sure iwi involvement is embedded in every aspect of the process is critical to its success.
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Giving biodiversity the best chance
25 November 2020
Creating a safe place for our wildlife to thrive is not only key to preserving biodiversity but also a crucial ingredient for a sustainable world and our own existence.
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Double check on climate change models with matauranga Māori
24 May 2020
Māori were skilled ocean voyagers. Their ancient knowledge of clouds could inform the accuracy of contemporary climate change models.
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Plastic plague for our waterways
21 April 2020
Researchers find microplastic pollution in Auckland waterways that rival that found in the Rhine.
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The secret life of our aquifers
21 April 2020
What is the impact of nitrogen pollution on our aquifers providing drinking water for 40 percent of New Zealanders?
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Plastic leachate at the base of food web
21 April 2020
Are microplastics disrupting the tiny creatures crucial to our marine food web?
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Meet the reef whisperer
21 April 2020
By eavesdropping on the ocean researchers have found novel ways to revitalise seascapes suffering from climate change.
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