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GNS Science has become the fifteenth partner of the Kiwi Innovation Network (KiwiNet), a consortium of Universities, Crown Research Institutes and Crown Entities dedicated to taking a collaborative ...

GNS Science is proposing to axe dozens of jobs – the latest in a rolling series of shake-ups that have rocked the public and science sectors. Staff at the Crown Research Institute has begun consulting ...

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New Zealand’s first line of defence against volcanic eruption is an unassuming collection of buildings on the Waikato River just north of Taupō. Our scientists take a classic number-eight-wire ...

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Net 66 roles proposed to go across the Crown Research Institute Takes tally of science jobs axed to over 400 GNS Science is proposing to cut more than 10% of its workforce undermining its critical ...

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A judge has rejected GNS Science’s arguments for a split-off trial over alleged health and safety breaches at Whakaari/White Island. Forty-seven people were on the crater when it erupted on December 9 ...

The predicted range of future warming remains stubbornly wide. But trying to land on a precise number diverts effort and attention from the climate impacts we’re already seeing.