The Penan tribes live in seemingly idyllic settlements in the Borneo jungle – less than ten hours’ drive from Brunei, but light years from the modern
The Penan tribes live in seemingly idyllic settlements in the Borneo jungle – less than ten hours’ drive from Brunei, but light years from the modern
At around $10 a teaspoon, homeopathic remedies are an expensive way to buy water, writes Vicki Hyde, chair of NZ Skeptics. Despite this, some pharmacists seem
Food storage brand GLAD has teamed up with recycling experts TerraCycle to launch the GLAD To Recycle Contest, offering New Zealanders the chance to win cash
Dr Elvira Dommisse, biotechnologist … and genetic engineering whistle-blower Photograph by David Baird When a woman who spent five years of her life setting up New
Coral reefs are home to 25 percent of all marine species … and they’re disappearing fast Coral reefs are home to 25 percent of all marine
Can changing a lightbulb make a difference? Nope—but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t. Annabel McAleer takes it back to basics, to discover how carbon became the
Should you worry about parabens? The average woman uses 12 products containing parabens every day. But these cosmetic preservatives can be absorbed by the body, and
Exploitation and slavery-like conditions are not what we associate with working in New Zealand. But what about on our seas? Libby Nicholson-Moon investigates. Exploitation and slavery-like
