Our Changing World

Eryn Newman and Maryanne Garry are looking at whether decorative photos lead to a truthiness bias Audio

Agresearch scientists are looking at ways to increase the resistance of woollen textiles to insects, staining and fading Audio

Staph bacteria cause mild skin infections as well as fatal systemic infections, & are an overlooked infectious disease problem Audio

Lake Ellesmere in Canterbury is the most diverse site for birds in New Zealand, especially migratory waders such as godwits Audio

The sixteenth mystery sound from the Our Changing World opening theme Audio

Roger Smith from Geographx talks about the art and science of computerised map-making - extended web version Audio

Roger Smith from Geographx talks about the art and science of computerised map-making Audio

Each year Canterbury University engineering students build a bridge from MDF and glue - and then test it to destruction Read more Audio

Twice a year, as part of MPI's border surveillance, NIWA checks New Zealand harbours for marine pests Read more Audio

The fifteenth mystery sound from the Our Changing World opening theme Audio

We join hundreds of Wellington commuters for the Spring to the Street challenge Audio

Probing the genetic secrets of ryegrass and the beneficial fungi that live within it Audio