Gigantic telescope could bring revolution - expert

The world's biggest radio telescope capable of detecting signs of extraterrestrial life is to be partly built in New Zealand. watch

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Saturday May 26, 2012

• Gigantic telescope could bring revolution - expert watch

• Gadget Guy: Super phones watch

Friday May 25, 2012

• Website links travellers with a free place to stay watch

• Apple CEO gives up $75 million in dividend income

• Gravity Rush: PS Vita Game Review

Thursday May 24, 2012

• HP laying off 27,000 workers

• Facebook, Morgan Stanley sued by shareholders

• Morgan Stanley to adjust prices on Facebook trades

Wednesday May 23, 2012

• Scientists turn skin cells into beating heart muscle

• Scientists deploy genetics in search for bigfoot

• Facebook shares keep falling as 'reality trumps hype'

• Kiwi link in SpaceX rocket flight watch

Tuesday May 22, 2012

• Apple seeks support for new spaceship-like campus

• Govt announces Budget 2012 smartphone app

• Music streaming service Spotify launches in NZ

• Kim Dotcom attempts to get seized items back

• Facebook shares sink

Monday May 21, 2012

• High-tech manufacturers big winners in Budget

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