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New Zealand SAGE Award
----2025 New Zealand SAGE Award winner: Georgina Dempster University of Otago master’s student Georgina Dempster has just returned from a summer research trip to the U. S. and is excited to use what she learned towards her study of New Zealand’s Alpine Fault.
Read moreNew Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics
----New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics
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GSNZ members celebrate funding success
----Congratulations to all our members who were included in successful bids to the 2021 Marsden Fund, and a Rutherford Discovery Fellowship
Craig Miller at GNS Science: Lifting the veil on precursors to unheralded phreatic eruptions.
Four GSNZ Members inducted as RSNZ Fellows
----Four GSNZ members were inducted as Fellows of the Royal Society Te Apārangi in February 2020 Dr Philip Barnes, NIWA Philip Barnes is an internationally recognised marine scientist who uses geophysical and geological methods to unlock the secrets of the Earth beneath the seabed.
Read moreTaranaki branch
----The Taranaki Geological Society is based in New Plymouth and is a branch of the Geoscience Society of New Zealand. Taranaki Geological Society celebrated 40 years of operation in 2019. Membership consists mainly of enthusiastic amateurs and professionals.
Read moreGeobake 2024 winner announced
----Columnar jointed basalt by Katerina Korolevskaya
Congratulations to the winner of the Geobake 2024: Columnar jointed basalt by Katerina Korolevskaya . Katerina described her entry: This cake represents the columnar jointed basalt found in the Dunedin area, specifically the Organ Pipes.
New Zealand Inventory of Biodiversity
----New Zealand Inventory of Biodiversity volumes now available at reduced price
Canterbury University Press is reducing stock. Consequently, they have lowered the price for the three volumes of the 2009-2012 New Zealand Inventory of Biodiversity edited by Dennis Gordon (NIWA).
Geobake 2025 winner announced
----Dream Drill Core by Alicia Mckean
Congratulations to the winner of the Geobake 2025: Dream Drill Core by Alicia Mckean Alicia described her entry: Drill Core of Otago Schist, showing faulting, quartz veins, chlorite and gold locked in the Quartz. Made on a Swiss cream roll.
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Nicki Sayers
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