For decades, scientists have used ancient shorelines to predict the stability of today’s largest ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica. Markings of a high shoreline from three million years ago, for example – when Earth […]
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A study of 12,000 scientific papers searching for a consensus on climate change has backfired on its lead author, John Cook of the website SkepticalScience, after it found more papers skeptical of human-caused climate change […]
The body of 63-year-old man Leslie Wright has been found in bush in the King Country today. Searchers found the body about 5km from his car, according to Sergeant Phil Bell of the Waikato Search […]
Budget 2013: At a Glance Progress in the Government’s programme while on track to surplus · Provides a suite of measures to build faster economic growth, support more jobs and deliver a more innovative and productive […]
Unite Union has charged the police of bias against them during recent pickets outside McDonald’s stores and asks if this is because they get at least a 50% discount off all meals at the fast […]
Minister Responsible for Novopay Steven Joyce today announced that Talent2 will continue to administer the school payroll – but that the long-term future of the system will stay under review. “The decision to stay with […]
The Government-appointed Charities Commission has moved to de-register one of the most vocal lobby groups on social policy, Family First, because it spoke out against gay marriage. The charity, headed by former radio host Bob […]
Forget about the UN IPCC’s upcoming AR5 climate change report, their colleagues in New Zealand’s Antarctic Research Institute have gone the full Chicken-Little and are predicting sea level will rise 4cm per year, or a […]
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