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The first life on Earth may have been purple, a new research paper suggests. The paper in the International Journal of Astrobiology argues that before green plants took energy from the sun, tiny… Audio

The second part of the Haydn Sherley Tribute Audio

"Nebraska. Honestly, it's not for everyone." A refreshingly honest regional slogan. But really, why bother? What the Panelists Jock Anderson and Nicky Pellegrino want to talk about. The results of a… Audio

A Nobel Prize-winning professor is being honoured by the University of Missouri with a special designated space for him in a bike rack on campus. It'll be a standard bike rack but there'll be a sign… Audio

Twenty years on from the release of his debut album 2b S.Pacific, we speak to Che Fu about how getting kicked out of Supergroove lit a fire that helped him create his landmark album and become the… Audio

The man who paved the way for our laptops and smartphones has died. Paul Allen spearheaded the operating system for IMBs first personal computer in 1980. And put Microsoft on the map. What the… Audio

The specialty milk company, A2 Milk, says it's on track to meet its full year profit forecast, as first quarter sales growth meets expectations. Audio

Played by Lixin Zhang at the 2018 Wallace International Piano Festival, 15 July 2018. Audio

Played by Lixin Zhang at the 2018 Wallace International Piano Festival, 15 July 2018. Audio

Played by Lixin Zhang at the 2018 Wallace International Piano Festival, 15 July 2018. Audio

Former National Party leader Don Brash is going to give it another go. He's accepted another offer by the University's Politics Society to speak on campus tomorrow morning. His previous booking was… Audio

British GPs may soon be writing prescriptions for cooking classes, art classes and ballroom dancing. It's all in a bid to combat social isolation. What the Panelists Gary McCormick and Catherine… Audio

A big new study at the Australian National University reported by the Pacific Standard magazine has discovered that people who grow up in book-filled homes have higher reading, maths, and technology… Audio

Nick features Dave Brubeck, as well as Christchurch band Sumo Jazz, Wellington trumpet player Michael Taylor, and a mambo version of Mozart’s Symphony No. 40. Audio

There are questions in Papua New Guinea around the affordability of new major Chinese-developed infrastructure projects. Audio