Our Changing World

What old bones from Vanuatu can tell us about the lives and deaths of the early Lapita people Read more Audio

Goodnature's self-setting possum traps use the same technology they developed for their very effective rat and stoat traps Audio

Harnessing the power of thermoacoustics, Alastair Galbraith has created a fire organ using 44 glass Rijke tubes Read more Audio

Entomologist Warren Chinn used a number of methods to collect terrestrial invertebrates from the Kermadec Islands Read more Audio

Zoe Ashley is trying to better understand the body's fight or flight response after a heart attack to help prevent sudden death Audio

Ducks Unlimited have enlisted Victoria University's help to bring scientific rigour to the replanting of Wairio wetland Audio

Ancient DNA from human bones collected on a Chilean island might shed light on when early Polynesians got to South Amercia Read more Audio

Botanist Peter de Lange explains the origins and make-up of Raoul Island's subtropical vegetation Read more Audio

Warren Tate talks about his work on HIV and introduces Eiren Sweetman who is looking for biomarkers for chronic fatigue syndrome Audio

Warren Tate and members of his lab are looking at a small protein fragment as a possible therapeutic for Alzheimer's disease Audio

Gregor Yeates enthuses about the importance of soil nematodes and earthworms while talking about his research career Audio