Our Changing World

Molecular biologists at Waikato University reconstruct an ancient enzyme that once belonged to the earliest Bacillus ancestor Read more Audio

After being reared at Victoria University, 15 baby tuatara are returned home to Zealandia Audio

Liana Joy Christensen is the author of Deadly Beautiful, a book which features creatures like spiders, snakes and sharks Audio

Intensive trapping for introduced mammals in the northern part of Te Urewera National Park is reaping benefits for wildlife Audio

University of Auckland scientists are growing cell networks on silicon chips to study processes at the single neuron level Audio

University of Auckland scientists are creating waves in the lab to study the impact of tsunami bores on physical structures Audio

Wellington poet Janis Freegard talks about and reads from her collection Kingdom Animalia Audio

Botanist John Dawson introduces his new book, co-authored with Rob Lucas, about our native trees Audio

The Rotorua District Council and Scion are testing new technologies to turn waste into products Audio

Ruth Beran goes to watch as science and engineering students from Victoria University compete in the Tell Us A Story challenge Audio

Microbiologist Matthew Stott is excited by the diversity of thermophile microbes that thrive in hot geothermal waters Audio

A fieldtrip to Baring Head, the first station in the Southern Hemisphere to monitor carbon dioxide and other gases Audio