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New Zealand International Science Festival
Dunedin
July 3
Poo puns aplenty promised
A potty-mouthed comedian is on a mission to convince you of the importance of poo.
Dunedin
July 2
Science Expo showcases departments
A robot dog, glow-in-the-dark rocks, banana DNA and oat milk ice cream gave members of the public the chance to be scientists for the weekend.
Dunedin
July 9
Night at the museum for science fest
Hundreds of children at the Otago Museum last night may have looked like they were ready for bed, but there was plenty happening to prevent it.
Editorial
July 15
Science right at home in Dunedin
Who could forget the time-honoured, classical method of carrying out scientific discovery?
Dunedin
July 15
'Phenomenal week' of science
The latest New Zealand International Science Festival has proved highly popular but also met its brief to energise and "inspire" young people about everyday science, organisers say.
Dunedin
July 15
Stars come out for Matariki
Dancers performed at the Hahakaranga - Te Whanau o Matariki event at Toitu Otago Settlers Museum yesterday.
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July 13
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Dunedin
July 10
'Science in action' switches pupils on
Robots, information technology displays, a water energy demonstration and a free lunch were among the many attractions for school pupils at a ''science in action day'' at the Otago Polytechnic.
Dunedin
July 10
Code Like a Girl supports female computing roles
Australian computer expert Ally Watson helps (from left, facing camera), Olivia Pointon and Brianna Paterson and Camille Genobe during a ''Coding Fundamentals'' workshop during the latest New Zealand International Science Festival.
Dunedin
July 9
International festival celebrates science
The Keogh family react to a large bubble at yesterday’s Dunedin kindergarten open day at the 11th two-yearly New Zealand International Science Festival in Dunedin.
Dunedin
July 9
Robot about more than just fun and games
It sings, it dances, it keeps children entertained, but Nao 6 is no mere toy.
Dunedin
July 8
You think you can walk all over me, don’t you!
Tristan Graham (11) gets up close with an Auckland tree weta at a bug workshop yesterday morning.
Dunedin
July 7
Event combines art, science
Art and science will meet in "Oku Moana (My Oceans)'', an exhibition and community event celebrating both Puaka Matariki and the New Zealand International Science Festival.
Dunedin
July 6
Frog specialist humbled by lifetime achievement award
Respected frog specialist Prof Phil Bishop has won the top lifetime achievement award at the Otago Daily Times Regional Science Awards.
The Mix
July 6
Atoms and Eves
Bruce Munro talks to influential coder Ally Watson and aeronautics professor Karen Willcox about life in male-dominated worlds and how to create a better one.
Dunedin
July 5
'Girls can code' will be the message
Encouraging more parents to let their daughters try after-school activities such as computer coding could be one of the ways to fix the gender imbalance in the tech industry, Dunedin professionals say.
Dunedin
July 3
High demand for science festival shows
As rehearsals continue for a theatre show for children, to be performed during the upcoming New Zealand International Science Festival, two of the five planned shows have sold out.
The Mix
July 1
Saving the planet
Pam McKinlay is saving the planet, not one, but a dozen interactive art works at a time. Bruce Munro talks to the Dunedin artist and curator.
The Mix
June 26
Matariki rising
Ian Griffin's always been fascinated by the Pleiades (a star cluster known as Matariki by Maori).
The Mix
June 24
5 questions with: Dan Hendra
Dan Hendra is the director of the 2018 New Zealand International Science Festival, which will be held in Dunedin next month.
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June 17
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Dunedin
June 16
Society set for planet parade
Dunedin Astronomical Society president Ash Pennell (left) and committee member Stu Todd make adjustments to the 14-inch reflector telescope at Beverly Begg Observatory.
Dunedin
June 15
App ‘quirky’ twist for science festival
If you think a poster promoting next month’s New Zealand International Science Festival could not send a robot to the moon, think again.
Dunedin
June 13
Music and technology fuse in new show at museum
Former Dunedin songwriter and performer Anthonie Tonnon says his planned live shows at the Otago Museum planetarium will help him to compete successfully against ''the golden age of television''.
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