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

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    NIWA celebrates success of the Montreal Protocol

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    Winners of NIWA Auckland Science Fair announced

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    Endorsement of NIWA's science welcome

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    In determining a Judicial Review challenging the accuracy of NIWA's climate data and scientific methodology, High Court Judge Justice Venning was unequivocal in his findings, reinforcing NIWA's professionalism and credibility in this important area.
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    Winners of NIWA Wellington Science Fair announced

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    Winners of the NIWA Waikato Science Fair announced

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    NIWA survey reveals deep water canyons off Otago coast

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    NIWA's has mapped the seabed off the coast of Otago, revealing the structure of nine canyons in the Great South Basin. This survey is providing new information about geological processes in the region as well as clues to what types of life might exist on the seafloor. 
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    NIWA seafloor mapping of Auckland’s doorstep

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    NIWA spies discover big birds take midwinter holidays

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    NIWA maps Mt Tongariro ash cloud shortly after the eruption

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    These latest infra-red satellite images of ash clouds over New Zealand were created using the NOAA 18 and 19 satellites. 
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    NIWA remains committed to its atmospheric science

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    NIWA will continue, as planned, to support Lauder as a key facility in our atmospheric research portfolio.
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    NIWA goes deeper than ever before, and finds new strange-looking fish

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  • 2012 - Secrets of the orange roughy

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    Moored underwater cameras have exposed the secret lives of orange roughy nearly 900 metres below the ocean surface.