Monitoring buoys devised by Waikato University are changing the way we look after our lakes.

A series of University of Waikato courses will take people into the bush to learn about traditional Maori medicines.

A buoy designed at Waikato University is helping monitor water quality on a Chinese lake which provides more than five million people with drinking water.

Hawkins Construction has won the tender to rebuild the retail shops complex at the University of Waikato.

The humble tree weta is playing its part in helping us understand the ecosystems in the patches of native bush scattered around our cities.

A centuries-old discipline may hold the key to faster and more relevant internet searches in the future.

Are we facing an environmental Armageddon?

Business people wanting to understand situations involving Maori protocol are being encouraged to enrol in a University of Waikato paper.

The University of Waikato's new Research Hub, a one-stop-shop for research and development, was opened this week by Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment, Dr Jan Wright.

A machine being developed by a University of Waikato PhD student could impact on video gaming in the future and even the medical industry.

A University of Waikato design project has paid dividends for a Zambian school.

Law Commission President and former Labour prime minister Sir Geoffrey Palmer will speak at a University of Waikato seminar next month.

Blue butterflies may not have much in common with modern day scientific research, but they're an excellent explanation of the work being done by a University of Waikato student.

Livestock production, sustainable agriculture and agri-business in New Zealand are just some of the topics covered in a new graduate diploma being offered at the University of Waikato.

A University of Waikato team is spending the next few years helping Fonterra's New Zealand milk powder plants reduce energy consumption as part of its company-wide energy reduction project.

Running a marathon in Antarctica in minus 10 degree temperatures and 30-knot winds was gruelling, but it was the impact on the continent that stuck in Tanya O'Neill's mind.

A cleaning agent which causes some concern in Europe has been shown to be safe in New Zealand dairy factories because of the way they process their waste water.

Gareth Morgan, the Bugman, and Waikato University experts will gather at Fieldays for a series of public lectures.

Farmers nearly always welcome rain, but what's not so welcome is the fact that much of that rain can be lost through evaporation.

Sand and sunshine is the answer to generating emissions-free electricity, says a University of Waikato scientist.