Our Changing World

With antiobiotic resistance a major public health issue, Massey University biologist Heather Hendrickson argues bacteriophages may provide new treatments. Read more Audio

The OCW opening theme is made up of sounds that appeared on the show during 2012 and 2013 Read more Audio

The Bounty Islands are just bare rocks in a wild ocean, but nonetheless they are home to a large endemic spider - and no one has ever seen a mature male Read more Audio

The pavement team at OPUS Research study the properties of bitumen and the wearability of the road's base course to work out ways of making roads last longer Read more Audio

A rare glimpse of how Rutherford's Den and Christchurch's iconic Arts Centre are being restored after the earthquakes Read more Audio

The Our Changing World opening theme is made up of 18 sounds that appeared on the show in 2012-13 Read more Audio

This weeks marks the start of the Antarctic science season and of the 2014 New Zealand IceFest in Christchurch. Read more Audio

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and a 1:50 scale model in the Water Lab are helping Crile Doscher understand coastal processes around the outlet to Lake Forsyth Read more Audio

Geodesy is the study of the shape and size of the earth, and it underpins systems such as the Global Navigation Satellite System and allows very accurate surveying of major infrastructure projects Read more Audio

The 13th mystery sound from the 2014-15 Our Changing World opening theme Read more Audio

Understanding the structure of spinal discs and their relationship with the spine is shedding light on how discs herniate Read more Audio