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Bad weather while returning from Antarctic voyage
NIWA’s RV Tangaroa encounters bad weather while returning to New Zealand from Antarctica. -
New Zealand-Australia Antarctic Ecosystems Voyage highlights
Highlights of the New Zealand-Australia Antarctic Ecosystems Voyage 2015. -
Antarctica research voyage achievements
Media release11 March 2015Dr Richard O’Driscoll, Voyage Leader aboard RV Tangaroa for the NZ-Australia Antarctica Ecosystems Voyage 2015 says the research project accomplished all science objectives they set out to achieve. -
Scientists return from successful Antarctic research voyage
Media release11 March 2015NIWA deepwater research vessel Tangaroa docks in Wellington today to complete a successful six-week New Zealand-Australia Antarctic Ecosystems voyage. -
Voyage leader's final update
Blog11 March 2015Now back on dry land, Voyage Leader Richard O'Driscoll reflects on the final days of RV Tangaroa's 2015 Antarctica expedition. -
NIWA’s research receives international recognition
Media release10 March 2015World-class climate and ozone research by scientists at NIWA’s Lauder Atmospheric Research Station has been recognised by meteorology’s leading organisation in Geneva, making Lauder the fourth upper-air site in the world to be certified by the global climate-data network. -
NIWA's Hotspot Watch 10 March 2015
Hotspot10 March 2015Weekly update to help media assess likelihood of extremely dry weather preceding a drought. Regions experiencing severely to extremely drier than normal soils conditions are deemed “hotspots”. -
BLOG: Sir Peter Blake Trust Ambassador Blake Hornblow - leaving the polar zone
Blog09 March 2015Our journey is slowly coming to an end. The past five weeks has passed so quickly and I have loved every moment of it. -
Little wonder - the ocean’s primary productivity
News article06 March 2015At the base of the ocean’s food chain are algae. Algae feed the krill that feed the whales. -
BLOG: Sir Peter Blake Trust Ambassador Zac Penman - final days
Blog06 March 2015Today marked the last official day of science here in the Ross Sea. The ship has now been turned north and the 8 day steam back to Wellington has begun. -
Critter of the Week: The mottled brittlestar – Ophionereis fasciata Hutton, 1872
The mottled brittle star Ophionereis fasciata, known as weki huna in Māori, lives under rocks in the low intertidal or shallow subtidal right around New Zealand. -
SAFE PASSAGE: Ice Pilot’s critical mission
Ice pilot Scott Laughlin is on the New Zealand - Australia Antarctic Ecosystems Voyage to guide RV Tangaroa through the Antarctic waters.