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This year the Herald ’s award-winning newsroom produced a range of first-class journalism, including Jacinda Ardern’s shock resignation , the Auckland...

The recent UN climate summit in Dubai was a chance for a group of Yale climate fellows to reunite — and to dig into climate solutions in the Global South.

An international research team from Trinity College Dublin, along with collaborators in Australia, Germany, and the USA, has discovered evidence suggesting the presence of some form of conscious experience from birth, and possibly during the late stages of pregnancy. This study, which has been pu

As Australians continue their love affair with all things ancient Egyptian, some of our museums are also embracing VR to take us on journeys through time, and deep into the natural world this year.

Skippers, sailors, supporters and plenty of locals finally got to soak up some Tasmanian summer sun in the Willie Smith Race Village in Hobart on Sunday

Every highbrow hack, as Evelyn Waugh described Cyril Connolly, is apt to experience an embarrassment of riches when it comes to recommending books for the beach and other seasonal retreats from workaday life. Surveying the bookcase and its shelf of recent titles, this year is very much of a kind

As the pro-Palestine justice movement grows, more Victorian councils have condemned Israel’s genocide of Gaza and joined the global call for a ceasefire. Gabriel Di Falco reports.

Despite its name, high levels of the good type of cholesterol, HDL, are associated with as much as a 42 percent increase in risk of developing dementia, Australian researchers found.

In 2006 the Dalai Lama and Emory University in Atlanta, US, formed a partnership to introduce modern science to Buddhist monks.

A five-year-old girl who suffered a devastating stroke 40 minutes after her preschool graduation on December 18 has begun to make a miraculous recovery.