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New Zealand's strength in agricultural and horticultural research provide major opportunities to develop new products for emerging markets such as China.

Doubling the number of Fulbright Scholarships is a step forward in the government's efforts to support the future leaders of New Zealand science.

A collaboration between award-winning scientist Paul Callaghan and poet Bill Manhire is among four new projects funded through the government's $700,000 Smash Palace Fund.

A new research advisory group will provide expert advise to the government on major investments in research infrastructure.

For the first time, young New Zealand scientists are to attend the annual meeting of Nobel Prize winners in Lindau, Germany

The government will invest an additional $204 million in research, science and technology over the next four years

Public and private investment in the government's Research Consortia programme has reached a quarter of a billion dollars.

A $2.7 million investment aims to double availability of Fulbright Scholarships for post-graduate study in the USA

The 50,000th DNA profile to be submitted for the DNA Profile Databank is a milestone in the use of science to fight crime in New Zealand.

A new AgResearch facility to be built in Palmerston North will enhance New Zealand's status as a world-leader in animal health research

Ocean Survey 20/20 will build a comprehensive picture of New Zealand's oceanic interests

The $100 million BioPacificVentures fund is the largest life sciences fund ever promoted in New Zealand

$2 million worth of new technology at Auckland University will enhance New Zealand’s ability to attract and retain leading researchers, Research, Science and Technology Minister Steve Maharey said today.

A scholarship programme for young Maori science students is part of a growing understanding that science and technology are important to all areas of New Zealand's knowledge economy, Research, Science and Technology Minister Steve Maharey said today.

Greater collaboration with business will be key to boosting New Zealand's international research capability, Research, Science and Technology Minister Steve Maharey said today.

A new forum of future science leaders will provide a fresh perspective on the needs and direction of New Zealand's research community, Research, Science and Technology Minister Steve Maharey said today.

Pete Hodgson leads tributes to Professor Maurice Wilkins.

IT company Ectus launched today with $320,000 in new funding

Pete Hodgson joins leading New Zealand scientists in China, Korea and Japan.

New Zealand agreed AUD$5 million contribution to Australian Synchrotron

A $400,000 programme to develop industry training with Massey University

New $12 million fund to support trans-Tasman biotech collaboration

"This network will strengthen New Zealand's research and educational capabilities...

Pete Hodgson leads a New Zealand biotechnology delegation to Iowa and the international BIO 2004 conference in San Francisco