News

Read about the important science being undertaken at NIWA, and how it affects New Zealanders

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    Robot spies make new science discoveries in Fiordland’s World Heritage Park

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    10 April 2012

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    Spying on our great white sharks

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    10 April 2012
    Scientists have just completed a successful trip to Stewart Island, tagging 23 great white sharks.
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    Flyathalon - NIWA gives aquatic insects an obstacle course

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    23 March 2012

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    David Wratt awarded QSO for services to science

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    13 March 2012

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    First-of-its-kind study finds wild mussel beds may recover

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    13 March 2012

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    NIWA scientist studies the mixing of river and sea and asks: Where do river sediments go?

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    05 March 2012

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    Pig power science yields good results in NZ and overseas

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    27 February 2012

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    Southwest Pacific Tropical Cyclone Outlook - Feb 2012

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    09 February 2012

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    Supergiant amphipods discovered 7 kilometres deep

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    03 February 2012

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    Ship sounds act as magnets to hull-fouling organisms

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    30 January 2012

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    International Greenhouse gas experts meet in Wellington

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    21 October 2011

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    Lake assessment tool earns high honour for NIWA scientist

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    21 October 2011
    John Clayton, a principal scientist in the fields of aquatic biodiversity and biosecurity based at NIWA's Hamilton office, has won a 2011 Kudos award for his leading role in the development of LakeSPI  (Lake Submerged Plant Indicators).
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