Our Changing World

Sand dune restoration projects are returning native sand-binding plants to Chatham Island dunes Read more Audio

Massey University scientists are looking at RNA to try and determine under what physical condtions life originated on Earth Audio

Only discovered in the 1970s, methane hydrate deposits on the sea floor could be an important source of potential energy Audio

Brent Clothier and Anne Cecile-Larricq are researching water footprints, the total amount of water it takes to deliver a product Audio

Threatened Plants of New Zealand is a new book about 189 of the country's most 'at risk' plants Audio

Jo Kirman explains how she is looking at particular immune system cells to create a better TB vaccine Audio

The release of forty young tui into the Awatotara Valley is an historic occasion shared by many Chatham Islanders Read more Audio

The Taiko Trust's 'Tui Team' are on Rangatira Island, attempting to catch 40 tui to move to the main Chatham Island Read more Audio

Geographer David Kennedy is interested in erosion process on the coast, that effect even rocky shores around Wellington Audio

Surgeon Richard Stubbs performs a gastric bypass operation and talks about a potential cure for type 2 diabetes Audio

Chatham Island oystercatchers have responded well to management that includes moving nests up the beach away from waves Read more Audio

Matt Golding explains that a new study has found that fat is a taste, not just a texture Audio