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		1 Posts published on this day May ’16 – NZ blogs sitemeter ranking \| Open Parachute More effective and less invasive: how breast cancer treatment has evolved since the 1950s \| Guest Work	2 Posts published on this day Blood biomarker for heart attacks \| Kidney Punch Fluoridation debate: Responding to Tom O’Connor \| Open Parachute 10 Facts About Crocodiles \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Extensive seafloor investigations to begin off NZ coast next year \| News read more	3 Posts published on this day Cost of civil liberty and what The Australian Sex Party said \| Diplomatic Immunity Goldacre live: Bad Science meets Bad Pharma \| Griffin's Gadgets Back to #Friding \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Gorillas in zoos – the unpalatable truth \| Guest Work read more	4	5
6 Posts published on this day The last 90 years \| Ariadne	7 Posts published on this day Newly identified magma chamber explains Bay of Plenty earthquakes \| News Kiwis join major astronomy project underway in the Chilean mountains \| Guest Work Past, present, future: how human evolution and climate are linked \| Guest Work	8 Posts published on this day NZ scientists join ambitious search of the cosmos \| News Health and science stars shine for Matariki Awards \| Mātau Taiao	9 Posts published on this day Deciphering Matariki: science lessons from star lore \| Mātau Taiao MH17 tragedy – new investigation launched \| Unsorted A 700,000-year-old fossil find shows the Hobbits’ ancestors were even smaller \| Guest Work	10 Posts published on this day Southern NZ lakes congested with algal snot \| News Here comes the rain again - #Friding in Auckland \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Driverless cars need to hit the road come rain, wind or shine \| Guest Work	11	12
13 Posts published on this day Computers may be evolving but are they intelligent? \| Guest Work Modifying homes to prevent falls is very cost-effective: new NZ study \| Public Health Expert	14 Posts published on this day Researchers go after blogger and lobbyist for defamation \| Griffin's Gadgets Thirty Million: Sobering look at the impact of sea level rise \| Griffin's Gadgets Anti-CRISPR 'Get out of jail free' card uncovered \| Guest Work How citizen scientists discovered a giant cluster of galaxies \| Guest Work read more	15 Posts published on this day Soda taxes when discount brands exist \| The Dismal Science Dunedin Study gets funding security \| Griffin's Gadgets Four new elements named – here's how the periodic table evolved \| Guest Work	16 Posts published on this day Second detection heralds the era of gravitational wave astronomy \| Guest Work E-cigarettes to tobacco: exploring the relationship between risky activities \| The Dismal Science Colloidal Silver Blues \| Honest Universe	17 Posts published on this day Be careful who you trade with - New Zealand's biosecurity threat vectors \| News Personalised medicine has obvious benefits but has anyone thought about the issues? \| Guest Work	18	19 Posts published on this day Sunday Seascape 19 June \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings John Key rejects inconvenient research (again) \| Molecular Matters
20 Posts published on this day Cyborg bugs? Juvenile insects have gears in their butts \| Unsorted The problem with reinforced concrete \| Guest Work Stoned driving \| The Dismal Science 90 Days \| The Dismal Science read more	21 Posts published on this day Fair play at the Olympics: testosterone and female athletes \| Guest Work Counting carbon – knowledge is power \| Infrequently Asked Questions Video: laminar flow, microorganisms and mangroves \| Physics Stop	22 Posts published on this day The consensus on coffee and cancer \| News Scifest - heading south for a dose of science \| Griffin's Gadgets What do the Brits have to be grumpy about? \| The Dismal Science Video: a cynical take on effective speakers \| Open Parachute read more	23 Posts published on this day Nordic Cochrane, the medical regulator and anti-vax hypocrisy \| Diplomatic Immunity Spacing of letters, not shape of letters, slightly increases reading speed of those with dyslexia \| Guest Work	24 Posts published on this day Choosing who to kill - the moral dilemma with driverless cars \| Unsorted	25	26 Posts published on this day The next 90 years \| Ariadne
27 Posts published on this day Morality and autonomous vehicles \| Guest Work What would aliens really think about humans? \| Pointing At Science Can we harness bacteria to help clean up future oil spills? \| Guest Work	28 Posts published on this day Moderate drinking linked to cancer risk: NZ study reviewed \| The Dismal Science Which scientists have got it right about introduced wildlife in New Zealand? \| Guest Work Wind and solar PV have won the race – it's too late for other clean energy technologies \| Guest Work	29 Posts published on this day Never mind the oil, what about these resources? \| Unsorted Does a planet need plate tectonics to develop life? \| Guest Work	30 Posts published on this day Ruapehu continues to fidget \| Shaken Not Stirred Skills matter… and we already seem to have them \| The Dismal Science The Earth's biodiversity could be much greater than we thought \| Guest Work

Health and science stars shine for Matariki Awards - Mātau Taiao

Laura Goodall • Jun 08, 2016

Newly identified magma chamber explains Bay of Plenty earthquakes - News

Erica Mather • Jun 07, 2016

Kiwis join major astronomy project underway in the Chilean mountains - Guest Work

Guest Author • Jun 07, 2016

Past, present, future: how human evolution and climate are linked - Guest Work

Guest Author • Jun 07, 2016

The last 90 years - Ariadne

Robert Hickson • Jun 06, 2016

Cost of civil liberty and what The Australian Sex Party said - Diplomatic Immunity

Helen Petousis Harris • Jun 03, 2016

Goldacre live: Bad Science meets Bad Pharma - Griffin's Gadgets

Peter Griffin • Jun 03, 2016

Back to #Friding - Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings

Brendan Moyle • Jun 03, 2016

Gorillas in zoos – the unpalatable truth - Guest Work

Guest Author • Jun 03, 2016

Blood biomarker for heart attacks - Kidney Punch

John Pickering • Jun 02, 2016

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		1 Posts published on this day May ’16 – NZ blogs sitemeter ranking \| Open Parachute More effective and less invasive: how breast cancer treatment has evolved since the 1950s \| Guest Work	2 Posts published on this day Blood biomarker for heart attacks \| Kidney Punch Fluoridation debate: Responding to Tom O’Connor \| Open Parachute 10 Facts About Crocodiles \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Extensive seafloor investigations to begin off NZ coast next year \| News read more	3 Posts published on this day Cost of civil liberty and what The Australian Sex Party said \| Diplomatic Immunity Goldacre live: Bad Science meets Bad Pharma \| Griffin's Gadgets Back to #Friding \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Gorillas in zoos – the unpalatable truth \| Guest Work read more	4	5
6 Posts published on this day The last 90 years \| Ariadne	7 Posts published on this day Newly identified magma chamber explains Bay of Plenty earthquakes \| News Kiwis join major astronomy project underway in the Chilean mountains \| Guest Work Past, present, future: how human evolution and climate are linked \| Guest Work	8 Posts published on this day NZ scientists join ambitious search of the cosmos \| News Health and science stars shine for Matariki Awards \| Mātau Taiao	9 Posts published on this day Deciphering Matariki: science lessons from star lore \| Mātau Taiao MH17 tragedy – new investigation launched \| Unsorted A 700,000-year-old fossil find shows the Hobbits’ ancestors were even smaller \| Guest Work	10 Posts published on this day Southern NZ lakes congested with algal snot \| News Here comes the rain again - #Friding in Auckland \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Driverless cars need to hit the road come rain, wind or shine \| Guest Work	11	12
13 Posts published on this day Computers may be evolving but are they intelligent? \| Guest Work Modifying homes to prevent falls is very cost-effective: new NZ study \| Public Health Expert	14 Posts published on this day Researchers go after blogger and lobbyist for defamation \| Griffin's Gadgets Thirty Million: Sobering look at the impact of sea level rise \| Griffin's Gadgets Anti-CRISPR 'Get out of jail free' card uncovered \| Guest Work How citizen scientists discovered a giant cluster of galaxies \| Guest Work read more	15 Posts published on this day Soda taxes when discount brands exist \| The Dismal Science Dunedin Study gets funding security \| Griffin's Gadgets Four new elements named – here's how the periodic table evolved \| Guest Work	16 Posts published on this day Second detection heralds the era of gravitational wave astronomy \| Guest Work E-cigarettes to tobacco: exploring the relationship between risky activities \| The Dismal Science Colloidal Silver Blues \| Honest Universe	17 Posts published on this day Be careful who you trade with - New Zealand's biosecurity threat vectors \| News Personalised medicine has obvious benefits but has anyone thought about the issues? \| Guest Work	18	19 Posts published on this day Sunday Seascape 19 June \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings John Key rejects inconvenient research (again) \| Molecular Matters
20 Posts published on this day Cyborg bugs? Juvenile insects have gears in their butts \| Unsorted The problem with reinforced concrete \| Guest Work Stoned driving \| The Dismal Science 90 Days \| The Dismal Science read more	21 Posts published on this day Fair play at the Olympics: testosterone and female athletes \| Guest Work Counting carbon – knowledge is power \| Infrequently Asked Questions Video: laminar flow, microorganisms and mangroves \| Physics Stop	22 Posts published on this day The consensus on coffee and cancer \| News Scifest - heading south for a dose of science \| Griffin's Gadgets What do the Brits have to be grumpy about? \| The Dismal Science Video: a cynical take on effective speakers \| Open Parachute read more	23 Posts published on this day Nordic Cochrane, the medical regulator and anti-vax hypocrisy \| Diplomatic Immunity Spacing of letters, not shape of letters, slightly increases reading speed of those with dyslexia \| Guest Work	24 Posts published on this day Choosing who to kill - the moral dilemma with driverless cars \| Unsorted	25	26 Posts published on this day The next 90 years \| Ariadne
27 Posts published on this day Morality and autonomous vehicles \| Guest Work What would aliens really think about humans? \| Pointing At Science Can we harness bacteria to help clean up future oil spills? \| Guest Work	28 Posts published on this day Moderate drinking linked to cancer risk: NZ study reviewed \| The Dismal Science Which scientists have got it right about introduced wildlife in New Zealand? \| Guest Work Wind and solar PV have won the race – it's too late for other clean energy technologies \| Guest Work	29 Posts published on this day Never mind the oil, what about these resources? \| Unsorted Does a planet need plate tectonics to develop life? \| Guest Work	30 Posts published on this day Ruapehu continues to fidget \| Shaken Not Stirred Skills matter… and we already seem to have them \| The Dismal Science The Earth's biodiversity could be much greater than we thought \| Guest Work

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