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Our Changing World
Stories about science and nature from out in the field and inside the labs across Aotearoa New Zealand.
Thursdays 7:30pm, repeated 1:15am Sundays. One feature plays 3:35pm Wednesdays.
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Project Activate - swimming in a flume
Project Activate involved a group of 12-year-old Pacific Island students learning about healthy living and science - and it included a swim in a research flume pool. Read more Audio
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3D printing a bionic arm
21 Jul 2016As part of the 2016 International Science Festival in Dunedin, teenager Corey Symon was gifted a 3D-printed bionic arm by Limbitless Solutions. Read more Video, Audio, Gallery
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Hunted to extinction - the Chatham Island sea lion
21 Jul 2016Within 200 years of settling the Chatham Islands, Moriori had hunted the local sea lion to extinction. What lessons can we learn from that? Read more Audio
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Antipodes Island mouse eradication successfully completed
14 Jul 2016The Million Dollar Mouse project has successfully completed the mouse eradication on Antipodes Island. Read more
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Changing times at Our Changing World
14 Jul 2016As Our Changing World is about to change to a shorter format, Veronika Meduna looks back at some of her favourite stories about science and the environment. Read more Audio
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Marine science round-up
14 Jul 2016A medley of marine science news including the challenges facing mussel bed restoration in the Hauraki Gulf, a multi-level habitat cascade that depends on cockles at its base, the discovery that… Read more Audio
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Exactly where is sea level? Gravity can tell us
14 Jul 2016After two years of measuring gravity from a plane, LINZ has just released a new vertical datum for New Zealand and its coastal seas. This allows the accurate measurement of sea level. Read more Audio
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Taniwha - the human-powered submarine
7 Jul 2016Team Taniwha, from the University of Auckland, has designed and built a human-powered submarine, that has borrowed ideas from leather-jacket fish, and currently holds the world record for a… Read more Video, Audio
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Rarest sea lions in the world - and the threats they face
7 Jul 2016New Zealand sea lions are the rarest sea lion in the world. They face a number of threats, including disease, food limitation and by-catch in commercial fisheries - so which threat is most important?
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Wairau Bar: How it all began
Veronika Meduna joins Rangitane iwi members and scientists at Wairau Bar, New Zealand's most significant archaeological site, to find out about the place and its people, who were among the first to… Read more Video, Audio
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World’s largest telescope to track the dawn of the cosmos
In the middle of the Australian outback, scientists are building the world's largest radio telescope. Veronika Meduna pays a visit. Read more Audio
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Assisted evolution of corals
30 Jun 2016Veronika Meduna explores the controversial idea of assisted evolution, and whether it could help scientists identify coral species that could better adapt to warming ocean temperatures and… Read more Audio
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