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If you can't beat Wellington on a good day, you can't beat it on Christmas Day either.

Your favourite lake may look picturesque, calm and inviting but beware what lurks beneath – aliens are on the attack.

Hoping for a smooth flight into Wellington? NIWA scientists can help.

Read about how beaches are Nature's way of protecting sea front real estate and infrastructure against high winds and waves.

Forecasting whether we're in for a hot, dry holiday or wet, humid conditions this summer can be a complex and tricky business - Mother Nature can tell us about the weather ahead, just by observing patterns and sequences.

Scientists at the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) have recently completed a survey of blue cod in the Marlborough Sounds.

A spell of settled sunny weather around the country has been breaking temperature records, NIWA figures show.

After two years of groundwork, NIWA scientists have finally unlocked the mystery of the elusive lamprey breeding grounds.

NIWA scientists have secured funding for a project they hope will take them a step closer to discovering why the number of freshwater crayfish, or koura, in the Upper Waikato River has dramatically declined.

The Court of Appeal has awarded costs to NIWA following a decision by the New Zealand Climate Education Trust to withdraw its appeal against a High Court ruling which confirmed the integrity of NIWA's climate science.