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The monument is not the city’s only reminder of William Cargill, Sean Brosnahan writes.

Out in Middlemarch last week, under what might generously be called a luminous sky — the full moon hanging over the Strath Taieri like an over-keen floodlight — I turned my telescope toward Orion.

Hoverflies may replace honeybees as crop pollinators, as bees decline.

After reshaping how we think, learn and socialise, the next wave of AI is poised to reach far deeper — into our desires, our relationships and our sense of self

Occasionally, astronomy presents you with a piece of technology that changes your life.

Tūhura Otago Museum’s war canoe carries symbols of peace, writes Te Rauparaha Horomona.

An investigation in Rolling Stone magazine found that water used in AI-powering data centres is making nitrate pollution worse.