Building a solar future
By Rebecca Priestley in Science
Issue 3677 30th Oct 2010
Some enterprising New Zealand students are entering an international competition to design and build a solar-powered house.
Cardiac Arrest: Who ya gonna call?
By Geraldine Johns in Commentary
Issue 3677 30th Oct 2010
Every day, cardiac arrests kill 12 New Zealanders who could be saved by an affordable, easy-to-use device.
Wellington's easy rider
By Ruth Laugesen in Commentary
Issue 3677 30th Oct 2010
The windy city's new mayor shops at the Salvation Army, rides a bike to work, and says she is Green with a small 'g'.
Home, sweet home
By Mary Longmore in Commentary
Issue 3677 30th Oct 2010
With their lives already torn apart by trouble in their home countries, many refugees have faced further struggles to reunite their families here. So why are refugee groups heaping praise on Immigration NZ?
The fat in the feed
By Joanne Black in Commentary
Issue 3677 30th Oct 2010
An Auckland doctor is concerned that feeding palm oil byproducts to cows may be increasing our risk of coronary heart disease, but scientists think she's barking up the wrong tree.
A blow to the art
in Editorial
Issue 3677 30th Oct 2010
When an artist bites the hand that feeds it, does he deserve that public funding?
Tooth to tell
By David Hill in Inbox
Issue 3677 30th Oct 2010
Afflicted by pre-flight nerves, me? Never!
Tip the balance
By Bill Ralston in Life
Issue 3677 30th Oct 2010
Men, are you longing to live longer? Just follow these nine simple rules.
Mining the news
By Diana Wichtel in Television
Issue 3677 30th Oct 2010
We should be grateful to the Chilean miners for providing us with so many great news angles.
Down tools!
By Joanne Black in The Black Page
Issue 3677 30th Oct 2010
Whatever the politics, students think teachers going on strike is a great idea.