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Radio New Zealand's Matthew Finn talks about some different ways of listening to radio and how they work Audio

Ruth Beran met with Matthew Finn from Radio New Zealand, and started by asking him what the difference between AM and FM radio is. Audio

Ned Boulting on the route of the 96th Tour de France. This week, what do the riders do on their rest days, what do they eat, and how does radio communication get used in the race? Audio

The skills of NZ carbon dating scientists are in demand around world. The discovery of a skull on one of Sydney's northern beaches had posed a real mystery for Australian detectives prompting them to… Audio

New Zealand radio astronomers are working towards a possible involvement in the Square Kilometre Array. Audio

Australia and New Zealand are bidding to host the world's largest radio telescope. Audio

Until a few days ago Birdsong radio, in the UK, played ambient twitter from an English garden from 6 in the morning to midnight. Now the birds have been axed, silenced forever in favour of a more… Audio

Joining us now is our health correspondent Karen Brown. Audio

The interim government's spokesman, Major Neumi Leweni, appears to have had a change of heart with foreign media. Audio

Inventions buff David Ellyard on the radio, the electro-magnetic wave that changed the world forever. Audio

Drawn from the 10 part series 'Resounding Radio' tracing the history of radio in New Zealand and broadcast in 2000. From the earliest days sports broadcasters exploited radio's immediacy. Add advances… Audio

Drawn from the 10 part series 'Resounding Radio' tracing the history of radio in New Zealand and broadcast in 2000. From the earliest days sports broadcasters exploited radio's immediacy. Add advances… Audio

On December 23, 1953, Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh began a five week tour of NZ which created unprecedented demonstrations of patriotism. Drawing on RNZ archives and the recollections… Audio

A community access radio station has decided not to air interviews with electoral candidates. Audio

In the debates held in Wellington last night, the parties looked ahead to 2020. Audio

In ten days time New Zealand's first professional radio telescope will begin operating. Audio

Software freedom activist visiting New Zealand to help promote the use, dissemination and ideals of free software. Audio

Robbie Deans had an embarrassing memory lapse on the words to Waltzing Matilda. Audio

TVNZ is promising changes to"management and employment practices"in the wake of the Tony Veitch affair. Audio

Deb Nation gets biblical about the weather, and recalls early radio listening with journalist Amanda Cropp. Audio

Nelson police say a phone call to a radio station from a surposed skinhead threatening immigrants was likely a hoax. Audio

Isse Mohamud is a 24 year old VUW student and Somali refugee who is about to make a programme for Wellington Access Radio. Audio

Deb Nation gets nostalgic with Jennie from Christchurch vintage clothing shop Gertie's about what she listened to on the radio, growing up in rural New Zealand in the 1960s and 70s. Audio

Another commercial from the archive. Audio

1ZB commercial from 1936. Audio