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For countries contesting the FIFA World Cup, size doesn’t always mean goals and glory
Population size alone doesn’t guarantee World Cup success. Strong football systems, investment, culture and governance matter more, helping smaller nations often outperform much larger countries on football’s biggest stage.
Private space tourism is taking off – but laws on outer space are from another era
If private companies profit from outer space, they should have to show that its use benefits more than the wealthy elite.
Clinical placement locations confirmed for New Zealand Graduate School of Medicine
Waikato’s Graduate School of Medicine will place students across five regions from 2029, boosting rural doctor training through community placements and local learning hubs nationwide today.
Shake, rattle, harvest: AI aims to boost better berries
The AI technology will feature at this year's Fieldays Innovation Hub.
National insecurity: what happens when countries start to lose their sense of identity?
The search for security and meaning in a fractured world is increasingly influencing state behaviour and global politics.
UN report warns AI could soon use 3% of world’s electricity and more water than we need to drink
A UN report warns AI's rapid growth could consume 3% of global electricity and vast amounts of water, raising concerns about environmental sustainability, resource competition and climate impacts.
Surf, sewage, survival – young athletes on the frontline of climate change
The impacts are not limited to the immediate aftermath of extreme weather events but can continue for months afterwards.
Why a US ‘freeloading’ claim has put the heat on NZ’s independent foreign policy
US criticism that NZ is “freeloading” on defence spending has intensified debate over New Zealand’s independent foreign policy, balancing stronger security ties with the US against preserving sovereign decision-making.
King’s Birthday Honours: University Chancellor and staff honoured
University staff and associates have been acknowledged for their outstanding work in a variety of sectors.
New research spotlights the critical role of welfare and care for para-athletes in New Zealand.
A University of Waikato engineering PhD student is developing a plant-based, biodegradable alternative to polystyrene, targeting one of the world’s most persistent plastic waste problems.
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