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Bill Morris toured the South Island listening to the stories of skeletons.
Fibonacci spiral
Jellyfish
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The once abundant Hauraki Gulf is on the brink of collapse, and while science is clear on how to repair it, many are putting rights before responsibilities. Here’s what needs to happen.
Poppy Rock Painting
Volcano
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Kids imagine life beneath subantarctic water.
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This is why New Zealand holds the Americas Cup.
More responses from students of life to the kākāpō colouring challenge!
Responses from kids to the clay starfish challenge.
Our smallest lock-downers respond to Day 2 with pictures and poems.
Kiwi kids respond to the Day 1 challenge
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