
Sexy K-pop demons, a human lie detector and shearers on strike: what to watch in July
Tomorrow marks exactly halfway through 2025. Luckily theres a suite of streaming options to help get you through the mid-year bump. Weve got iconic classics celebrating major anniversaries, as well as an animated K-Pop...

With vaccine sceptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr as United States Health Secretary and an outbreak in Papua New Guinea last month, polio largely eliminated in most of the world has been back in the news. Its a potent sign of...

We have drugs to manage HIV. So why are we spending millions looking for cures?
Over the past three decades there have been amazing advances in treating and preventing HIV. Its now a manageable infection. A person with HIV who takes HIV medicine consistently, before their immune system declines, can...

Since US President Donald Trump took office this year, one theme has come up time and again: his rule is a threat to the US-led international order. As the US political scientist John Mearsheimer famously argued, the...

The rising rate of type 2 diabetes in young New Zealanders is becoming a health crisis
No longer just a condition of middle age, type 2 diabetes is increasingly affecting children, teenagers and young adults in New Zealand. And our health system is nowhere near ready to manage this surge. Type 2 diabetes is...

Bollywood star Aamir Khans return to the big screen after a three-year hiatus has been far from ordinary. Sitaare Zameen Par (2025) which translates to stars on Earth, is the first major Bollywood production to feature a...

Trauma is carried in your DNA. But science reveals a more complicated story
As war continues to rage in Gaza and Ukraine, there is concern about how the related trauma might be transmitted to future generations of people in those regions. More generally, interest in the idea of transgenerational...
The “Takaichi Trade”: How Japan’s First Female PM Is Shaping the Yen
How the US–India tariff truce boosts major Indian industries, Surat to Pharma