Our Changing World

Zoologist Liz Slooten discusses the latest measures put in place to protect New Zealand's endemic dolphins. Audio

Two young medical researchers are investigating links between sugars and the body's allergic reactions. Audio

A more indepth look at Naikun Wind Development and HaidaLink. Audio

A new nano-material that combines ferro-magnetic and ferro-electric properties. Audio

Malaghan Institute researchers are investigating why gout is more common in Maori and Pacific Islanders. Audio

Amelia Nurse visits the proposed site of North America's first off-shore wind farm. Audio

Melianie Raymond explains how nematode worms survive freezing and thawing in Antarctic soils. Audio

Dacia Herbulock checks out the MONIAC, or Monetary National Income Analogue Computer with Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard. Audio

Lynn Freeman talks to DOC's Phil Tisch about stoat trapping aimed at protecting the last wild population of takahe. Audio

Amelia Nurse considers the complexities of carbon offsetting with James Tansey, founder of Offsetters Climate Friendly Society . Audio

Veronika Meduna explores the underwater world of seamounts with fisheries biologist Malcolm Clark and benthic ecologist Ashley Rowden. Audio

An interview about changes in Canterbury's vegetation and the region's weather patterns. Audio