Our Changing World

Getting off our butts and taking regular short exercise breaks is much better for our health than continuous sitting Read more Audio

The ExStream system allows biologists to study how river life responds to stresses such as sediment, nutrients, and changing water temperatures and flows Read more Audio

A discussion held at 2015 New Zealand Association of Scientists annual conference, Going Public Read more Audio

Archaeologist Atholl Anderson discusses the climate conditions and socio-political circumstances that led groups of Polynesian navigators to discover and settle in New Zealand Read more Audio

Archaeologist Atholl Anderson explains why he thinks that the first people to make landfall in New Zealand were exiles escaping from conflict in their homelands Read more Audio

The vision of the Orokonui Ecosanctuary is to recreate Otago coastal forest to the way it was before humans arrived in New Zealand Read more Audio

Maggots are used by hospitals and veterinary clinics to treat chronic ulcers and wounds, often as a last resort, and are bred in an insectary in Upper Hutt Read more Audio

Hamish Campbell discusses his experience, at the 2015 NZAS meeting Going Public. Audio

Rhys Jones discusses his experience, at the 2015 NZAS meeting Going Public. Audio

Sandra Gray discusses her experience, at the 2015 NZAS meeting Going Public. Audio

Doug Edmeades discusses his experience, at the 2015 NZAS meeting Going Public. Audio

Helen Anderson discusses her experience, at the 2015 NZAS meeting Going Public. Audio