Our Changing World

Dean Williams looks at policy and legislation that aims to protect the marine environment. Audio

The second episode in a series about climate change discusses the greenhouse gases methane and nitrous oxide. Researchers working on these gases explain how their emissions could be reduced. Audio

Steve Parker, an intervention breast radiologist from Denver, Colorado, talks about non-surgical options in breast care. Audio

The progress of the Long Bay Okura Great Park Society in getting the Long Bay hills turned into a 1000-acre great park. Audio

The first episode of a series about climate change research. A team of scientists studying carbon balances in terrestrial ecosystems discuss how different plant communities are likely to respond and… Read more Audio

Dean Williams explores a new initative to make the screen industry more environmentally responsible. Audio

The world's first computerised assessment programme to measure the effect of concussion on the brain. Audio

How athletes cope during adventure races such as the Southern Traverse. Audio

A full-scale working adaptation of Stonehenge in England, remodelled for the southern skies. Audio

Western Bay of Plenty Maori can now access a mobile nursing service. This service is the first of its kind in New Zealand. Audio

Patrick Casey, uses technology borrowed from human infertility to assist threatened birds. Audio

Veronika Meduna explores Cook Strait and its ecology and finds that it is an extraordinary place. Audio