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Anger, remorse, conspiracy theories: how sports fans cope when their club does wrong
After investing so much emotional energy in supporting a club, many fans struggle to manage public shame in overheated environments.
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Kauri dieback threatens more than trees: it could change how much carbon forests store
New research shows forests affected by severe kauri dieback can shift from accumulating carbon to losing it, with mature trees particularly affected.
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Albanese’s ratings slump in Redbridge poll after interest rate hike
In other polls, Victoria appears set for a change of government in its November state election.
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Fiji PM Rabuka urges climate action as Pacific hosts pre-COP31 meeting
RNZ Pacific reporters Fiji’s prime minister has called on global leaders coming to the country to see and listen to the people on the climate frontlines as the pre-COP31 meeting is gets underway today. Sitiveni Rabuka addressed an interfaith church service yesterday ahead of the meeting this week. He said climate finance must reach the
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New research looks at how screens are actually being used in Australian classrooms – the results may surprise you
Parents, teachers and students were all surveyed as part of a new study looking at how screens are used in NSW schools.
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Friendships are important. Could (or should) they be legally recognised?
For many people, friends play second fiddle to partners and family. Here’s what legal recognition could change, and why getting there is tricky.
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Breaking up NZ’s power gentailers sounds appealing. The consequences may not be
Splitting up NZ’s big gentailers promises more competition and lower power bills. But the economics of separating generation and retail are more complicated.
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The disability royal commission laid bare violence, abuse and neglect. Three years on, what’s changed?
People with disability shared their harrowing experiences with the royal commission. But not everyone’s happy with the pace of change since.
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The same satellite can have military and civilian functions. This creates a dilemma for NZ
As geopolitical tensions rise, dual-use satellite technology could threaten the many benefits of the space services New Zealand relies on.
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BYD is reshaping Australia’s car market. How did it get here?
BYD is suddenly our second-highest selling car brand. Four key factors are behind its rapid ascent.
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A new study finds that to counter misinformation online, we need to copy its style
How do you get reliable information to someone who isn’t looking for it? New research using Facebook ads suggests a change in language makes a big difference.
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Here’s how scientists aim to speed up drug development for treating new viruses
Generating up to 100 times more antiviral drug candidates than was previously practical — in weeks rather than months or years — could improve the odds of finding a drug quickly when necessary.