A decision on whether or not to save millions of pāua stranded along the east coast of the South Island is imminent. Scientists were flown into Kaikoura today to assess the extent of the damage to marine life caused by last week's earthquake. The minister of MPI imposed a three-month ban on the taking of any kaimoana.
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NewsKura kids enjoy science in te reo Māori
For the third year, year 9-11 students from Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o ngā Mokopuna enjoyed a day of science at the University of Otago, Wellington, held primarily in te reo Māori.
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Hands on approach used to entice Māori and Pasifika tauira
A group called Te Rōpū Āwhina from the University of Victoria in Wellington is touring the country to support Māori and Pasifika students to study science, engineering, architecture and design. The purpose is to give them more of a hands-on experience.
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Increased student interest in science
In its thirty-eighth year, the Central Northland Science & Technology Fair celebrated a record number of entries from school students with one of the top awards for an invention to help parents with babies.
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Moths, Science and Te Kura Kaupapa o Ōtepoti
Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ōtepoti in Dunedin is helping a Pākehā scientist find out more about NZ moths. The project has helped Dr Barbara Anderson gain a Māori perspective, while encouraging the knowledge and interest of students in science.
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Dudley wants more Māori in Clinical Psychology
Dr Makarena Dudley wants more Māori students training to become clinical psychologists. The goal comes with her appointment at the University of Auckland as the first full-time Māori lecturer of the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology programme.
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NewsMassey University to launch first Māori science academy
Massey University is to launch the first science academy of its kind next year with the help of Māori Aerospace Engineer Mana Vautier.
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Mormon missionary returns to fulfill career path
There are many tertiary students who have served two-year missions with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who say the experience has given them confidence to continue in furthering their studies.
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GNS Scientists speak out on oil and gas exploration
Oil and gas exploration in New Zealand has been a sore spot for many across the country.
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Native Affairs – Hot Stuff
Dr Jonathan Procter is NZ's first Māori volcanologist and one of a very few Māori with a PhD in earth science. His work has taken him to volcanoes all over the world and here at home he's been busy with our own active volcanoes including White Island, Tongariro and Ruapehu
