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Charles Darwin, evolution simple and testable
2015-07-01
Evolution is testable like all good normal science, writes DR DAVID PENNY.
Growing healthy learners
2015-04-21
Government urged to invest in food and sustainability education.
New Zealand at the vanguard of environmental science
2015-04-03
New Zealand leads the way in earth and environmental sciences in the Asia Pacific region, a new study finds.
Land of the great white butterfly
2015-03-11
JAINE CRONIN writes about how the hunt for an insect pest is bringing the Nelson community together, in the latest in our 'Science in the community' series.
Working together to protect Flora and fauna
2015-02-23
Friends of Flora is a community group that works for the preservation of native species in Kahurangi National Park’s Flora Stream area.
Look beneath the surface
2015-02-17
It’s time to get ready for Seaweek 2015.
Increasing diversity in science could be one way to fight inequality
2015-01-23
There are compelling reasons for tackling the under-representation of different ethnic groups, women and those from low-income backgrounds in science, writes JAMES MOORE.
Mars One: inspired vision or doomed mission?
2014-10-23
Mars One is among several Mars colonisation projects that have graduated beyond thought experiment territory, and into the planning of actual detail, writes JAYLAN BOYLE.
Switching to solar at Clyde Quay School
2014-10-01
A schoolwide science inquiry has inspired students to think about sustainability concepts.

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