Our Changing World

Geologists explain an ambitious drilling project to explore a tectonic plate boundary off Japan. Audio

Kermadec Islands fishes are an intriguing mix of tropical, sub-tropical and temperate species Read more Audio

GNS Science and NIWA scientists explain their plans to drill offshore Gisborne to study silent earthquakes. Audio

Kent Kirshenbaum is tapping into the public's love of food to present chemistry in a way that is fun and accessible Audio

University of Otago scientists are studying the genetics behind hereditary diffuse cancer, to try and find new treatments Audio

Two Australian Museum marine invertebrate specialists used many different methods to collect specimens in the Kermadecs Read more Audio

An entomologist and a botanist get ashore on some rugged, seldom visited Kermadec islands Read more Audio

The joint Australia-NZ whale research expedition found that humpback whales in the Ross Sea also spend time in east Australia Audio

Waikato University scientists have developed a machine that can age wine within minutes by exposing it to an electric field. Audio

Plots that are resurveyed every three years show how the vegetation of Raoul Island is changing, and the island's worst weeds Read more Audio

Pre-eminent botanist Peter Raven spoke in Dunedin recently on 'How many species will survive the 21st century?' Audio

Jim Cotter and Rachel Kingsford are investigating dehydration to see if it could help athletic performance Audio