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Read about the important science being undertaken at NIWA, and how it affects New Zealanders

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    Data with a bloody past has positive spin-off for endangered whale species

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    Fiordland’s depths reveal more new-to-science wonders

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    2013 - Kaikoura tsunami risks

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    Surveying work carried out by NIWA scientists this week is helping provide new insights into the tsunami risk from undersea landslides in the Kaikoura Canyon.
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    Looking at undersea landscapes from the air – finding fish nursery “hotspots” in the Kaipara Harbour

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    Summer Series 7: Little squirts that hang out around the coast

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    New finds from the deep sea off New Zealand

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    NIWA’s Tangaroa sets sail to study how Antarctica affects ocean currents

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    2013 - Kermadec Trench

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    Scientists set sail on NIWA's research vessel Kaharoa this week to film and explore many aspects of life in deep-sea habitats, and capture fish that are new to science, in the Kermadec Trench, northeast of New Zealand.
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    Summer Series 4: Life in the (ex) stream - exploring New Zealand's fabulous freshwater fauna

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    Summer Series 3: A mako shark named Carol

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    Summer Series 2: Get summer sorted with NIWA’s online summertime toolkit

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    Whether you're at the beach, in the bach, on the boat or by the barbecue, summer holiday fun hinges on knowing when conditions outside will be favourable and not-so-favourable for the activities you have in mind.
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    Summer Series 1: Ready to rumble - the anatomy of a summer thunderstorm

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