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Toyo Fujii, Alan Jamieson (University of Aberdeen) and Ashley Rowden (NIWA) onboard NIWA's research vessel RV Kaharoa, with the supergiant amphipods (image: Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
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ISLAND COLOURS: John Reynolds is presenting his abstract paintings as part of an exhibition with eight other artists to raise awareness about the remote Kermadec Islands and trench.
HANNAH SPYKSMA reports:
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John Reynolds speaks with Graeme Hill on RadioLive's weekend programme.
NZ artist John Reynolds and a bunch of other artists went to the Kermadec Islands. Why? The result is this beautiful Kermadec Book.
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John Reynolds' gillie guise was a spooky sight for HMNZS Otago sailors. Photo / Jason O'Hara
A trip to the Kermadecs by nine artists on the HMNZS Otago has spawned a touring art exhibition which underpins efforts to protect the region. Linda Herrick... More
Photo of the supergiant amphipod. Photo copyright of Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen, UK.
A recent expedition to one of the deepest places on Earth has discovered one of the most enigmatic creatures in the deep sea: the 'supergiant' amphipod.
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New Colmar Brunton polling has revealed that New Zealanders want more than a third of our oceans protected in marine reserves – a 100 fold increase on current levels.
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Image: Saddled snake eel - Photo C. Struthers
A new fish record for New Zealand has been found – the saddled snake eel’s dramatic black and white stripes make it look like a sea-snake. And that is exactly what it’s trying to do – mimic a more dangerous animal so that other... More
Image: Zebra lionfish Dendrochirus zebra photo M. Francis
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The first zebra lionfish ever recorded in New Zealand has been discovered in the Kermadec Islands... More
