Our Changing World

A biologist and geologist combine efforts to figure out how rivers changed course in the past. Read more Audio

The Navy frigate Te Kaha heads south to the Furious Fifties to deliver timber for a new boardwalk on Campbell Island. Read more Audio

Molecular genetics is revealing paternity and family relationships in the kakapo population. Audio

Landcare Research has prepared a Carbon Emissions Inventory for the greater Wellington region. Audio

Local Arctic communites are suffering as sea ice melts, but it could prove a boon for mineral and oil exploration. Audio

Ecologist Terry Chapin's research has led from plant nutrients to the impact of global warming on Alaskan ecosystems. Audio

Human Genome Research Project leader Mark Hanaghan and clinical geneticist Ingrid Winship discuss genes and ethics Audio

Zoologists Graham Parker and Ian Jamieson are interested in whether Douglas fir plantations make good robin homes Audio

Paul Callaghan has a vision to reverse the Brain Drain and bring young Kiwis home Audio

Trevor Worthy, Alan Tennyson and Paul Scofield report on the latest fossil findings from St Bathans Audio

Gordon Ell is the author of Attracting Birds and other Wildlife to your Garden in New Zealand Audio

The New Zealand secondary school Physics Fights are part of the International Young Physicists Tournament Audio