Internationally recognised scientists have brought their scalpels to Te Papa for a rare chance to dissect a dead baby orca found off the West Coast of the South Island.

SAMANTHA GUZZO endured blood, guts and smell to record their work, which began at Te Papa’s research lab this week.

With media and music, Abdalla Gabriel adapts to new life.

Te Papa sculptures will appear as part of NZ Arts festival.

UNESCO awards schools for their online research projects.

Speech by student speaker captures annual Diversity Forum.

Wellington Twin Towers group gets support for ‘inside job’ theory.

Family, friends and staff honour Dr Seddon Bennington.

Museum must move its treasure-trove of printing hardware.

Newswire reporter SARAH CODDINGTON talks to the editor of Tu Mai magazine about its claim to Obama, moving base to the Capital, and recent successes in the media industry.

NZ $1700 million worse off than it was just three months ago.

Event celebrates half century of bilateral relations with NZ.

More than 50,000 people seen the Rita Angus exhibition at Te Papa.