Our Changing World

A 760 metre long ice core is being melted to provide climate information going back more than 40,000 years Audio

An attempt to establish bumblebee colonies in orchards is showing promising signs Audio

Understanding the physiology of green-lipped mussels is helping in selective breeding programmes Audio

Gibson's and Antipodes wandering albatross populations have declined by 50% in the last 10 years Read more Audio

Dragonfly Science analyse seabird and marine mammal by-catch data collected by observers on fishing vessels Read more Audio

Highlights from the launch of Quakesurfer at the Karori campus of Victoria University on 13 June Audio

QuakeSurfer uses a torsion bar suspension system and seismic gliders to protect Victoria University's modular data centre Audio

Roy Kerr revolutionised our understanding of black holes when he solved Einstein's equations half a century ago Audio

Writing can have positive impacts on both physical and mental health Audio

Our Changing World joins a year 9 maths class at Kapiti College as they collect data for this year's Census at School Audio

The SOFIA airborne telescope takes off from Christchurch to study space objects in the southern sky Read more Audio

NIWA's research Tangaroa was diverted to survey the earthquake area in Cook Strait Audio