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Geographically and logistically, Antarctica is about as far away from anywhere as you can get on this planet. Yet in the scope of our solar system

An international research team led by a University of Canterbury Antarctic scientist has completed the world’s first global population estimate of

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Antarctica New Zealands business case for the redevelopment, obtained by Newshub under the Official Information Act, says if it doesnt get a new base, we could lose our presence on the ice completely. This would happen at a time when other nations are upping their investment.  "We believe its really important to maintain those diplomatic ties," Shelton says. The business case says "there is continued deterioration of the Scott Base assets and the need to replace them has become more urgent and...

Revealed: Scott Base rebuild cost reaches over $350m amid warning of significant challenges and significant risks Newshub 7 hrs ago © Newshub. Watch: Scott Base rebuild cost comes with warnings over project size and scale. The rebuild of Scott Base in Antarctica is set to cost taxpayers $357 million, Newshub can reveal. The difficult construction job will begin in New Zealand before its shipped to the Antarctic. Three new buildings will be shipped there before theyre rolled onto the ice a...

Timaru's mayor is vying for the district to be at the centre of New Zealand's new Antarctic build, 3723km south of the Canterbury town.

Timaru’s mayor wants his district to build New Zealand’s new Scott Base.

Timaru should be seriously considered to be the home of the Scott Base build, says District Mayor Nigel Bowen. In the latest budget the New Zealand Government committed $344 million to rebuild New Zealand's home in Antarctica, Scott Base. The project

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