A paper published today in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) suggests that poor coordination in childhood is linked to an […]
Continue readingIn the News
A wrap-up of the science stories grabbing headlines here and internationally.
TB risk mainly from overcrowded houses
A wrap-up of media coverage of the research: TV3: Tuberculosis live and well in New Zealand Sunday Star TImes: Study […]
Continue readingWinter air pollution and the health impacts
A new research paper from the University of Otago’s Christchurch-based Respiratory Research Group. – Staying inside on smoggy days doesn’t save […]
Continue readingResearchers plead for health research funding boost
New Zealand Herald: Medical schools slam lack of funds The report from Professor Ian Reid of the University of Auckland […]
Continue readingHerceptin debate reignited by funding decision
There has been extensive coverage of Pharmac’s decision released yesterday to maintain funding of the breast cancer drug trial at nine weeks […]
Continue readingInternet usage: How do we compare to the Aussies?
The new Australian research highlights a number of differences in internet usage between New Zealand and Australia. For instance: The […]
Continue readingNIWA on a wet, wild but warm July
Key points: Temperature: Near or slightly above average for most of the country; Rainfall: Well above normal rainfall (more than […]
Continue readingUPDATED: Engineers urge us to shake off Number 8 Wire mentality
We’ve had the science manifesto, in which the country’s scientists urged a rethink in the way we approach science in this country. […]
Continue readingKiwi Jetpack’s big unveiling
Christchurch inventor Glenn Martin today unveiled his prototype jetpack at the Airventure airshow in Wisconsin. The New York Times has […]
Continue readingWorld Internet Project – NZ
This long-term survey to track trends in internet use and to document the role and impact of the internet in […]
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