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The sun never rises and temperatures drop to -50, but many of Scott Base’s winter crew of 12 people keep coming back. Read More

It’s not a typical way to start an interview, and dealing with errant penguins isn’t a typical role for an aviation rescue firefighter, but it’s all part of the job for Leading Aircraftman Pieter Lelieveld, who has been deployed … Read More

Support to New Zealand's mission in Antarctica requires one of the largest operational deployments of New Zealand Defence Force personnel anywhere in the world. Read More

A study led by the University of Otago promises more accurate predictions about how glaciers and ice sheets move. The research focuses on ice deformation, the process controlling how glaciers and ice sheets shift, which has been … Read More

In 2015, scientist Dr Daniel Price cycled from New Zealand to Paris to raise awareness of the climate crisis, and the impacts it was already having - and would have in future - on people around the world. Read More

When a 23-year-old snow studies student was killed in an avalanche, Jordy Hendrikx realised throwing more snow data at backcountry travellers was not going to improve safety. Hendrikx is the new chief executive of Antarctica New … Read More