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New Zealand votes for 'bug' of the year
- 02nd January 2026
The Entomological Society of New Zealand is presenting 21 nominees from 4 Phyla for the New Zealand "Bug of the Year" award. Website: New Zealand bug of the year |
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Nominations for 2026 ESQ Council are now being accepted
- 14th December 2025
Nominations are now being accepted! Please consider helping out with the ESQ council this year. For more information 2026 ESQ Council Nomination Form |
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Memberships expired 1 Jan
- 14th December 2025
Don't forget to renew your membership for 2027! Memberships will expire on 1 January. |
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Why you should meet your insect neighbours
- 29th November 2025
Assoc. Prof Tanya Latty has recently presented a Tedx Talk about insect neighbours and Christmas beetles. Website: Tanya Latty's TedX talk: Why you should meet your insect neighbours |
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New 'horned' native bee described in WA
- 12th November 2025
An interesting native bee with horns has been recently described. Website: Megachile (Hackeriapis) lucifer (Hymenoptera, Megachilidae), a new megachilid with demon-like horns that visits the Critically Endangered Marianthus aquilonaris (Pittosporaceae) |
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Theft, lies and butterflies
- 27th October 2025
Theft, lies and butterflies: the Englishman who stole thousands of specimens from our museums--the story of Colin Wyatt Website: Read the article in The Conversation |
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Fossilised termite nest from ancient polar forests in Victoria
- 22nd August 2025
Ancient termite poo reveals 120 million-year-old secrets of Australia’s polar forests from the Early Cretaceous. Website: Ancient termite poo from Australia's polar forests |
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