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  • Death of a prominent activist sparks protests in Bangladesh

    Audio 19 Dec 2025

    Asia correspondent Adam Hancock spoke to Lisa Owen about the death of a prominent activist has sparked protests in the capital of Bangladesh, as well as a group of scientists in India who have… Audio

  • Could 2026 see the biggest boost in kākāpō numbers yet?

    News
    New Zealand Our Changing World
    16 Dec 2025
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    Hopes are high for a bumper kākāpō breeding season - and RNZ will be there to cover it.

    Our Changing World: Return of The Kākāpō Files
  • Bird flu claims second victim this year in US

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    World
    23 Nov 2025
    Chickens at a poultry farm in the Netherlands (2005)

    The patient had "a backyard flock of mixed domestic birds", and officials believed this was the source of exposure.

    US records second human bird flu death of year
  • Deadly strain of bird flu suspected on sub-Antarctic island

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    World
    24 Oct 2025

    Scientists fear the deadly H5 strain of bird flu has reached one of Australia's sub-Antarctic islands.

    Deadly H5 strain of bird flu suspected on sub-Antarctic Heard Island in the Southern Ocean
  • An egg-cellent choice? We're eating more than 200 eggs each a year

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    Business Country
    10 Oct 2025
    Eggs being collected from the rollaway nesting system

    New Zealanders ate an average of 229 eggs each over the last year, up from 216 eggs the previous year.

    Egg consumption increasing, and more double yolkers could be on the way
  • 'A game-changer ': Far North cats now have to be desexed, microchipped

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    New Zealand local council
    26 Sep 2025
    Demi, a tabby in a tunnel, awaits a new home.

    It is a big change for the district, which has not previously tried to restrict cats despite the almost year-round kitten season.

    Far North cats now have to be 'chipped and snipped'
  • Otago poultry farm to soon be back in business after bird flu outbreak

    News
    Country
    3 Sep 2025
    Repopulation efforts are progressing well at Mainland Poultry's Hillgrove Farm in Otago. (File photo)

    The first flock of chicks have been transferred to the Otago laying farm.

    Otago poultry farm to soon be back in business after bird flu outbreak
  • NZ-based pet food exporters still barred from China

    News
    Business
    26 Aug 2025
    Full bowl of dog food close up on wooden background, pet food

    Pet food exporters have been shut out of China since bird flu was found in New Zealand late last year. Audio

    NZ-based pet food exporters still barred from China after bird flu cases
  • Pet food exporters still barred from China

    Audio
    business
    26 Aug 2025
    An aerial view of one of Mainland Poultry's Hillgrove Farm sheds in Otago.

    Pet food exporters shut out of China since bird flu was found here late last year, say it has cost them well over $100 million, and there's still no sign of re-entry.  Audio

  • US on the brink of major public health failure

    News
    World
    11 Aug 2025
    WASHINGTON, DC - APRIL 16: U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaks during a news conference at the Department of Health and Human Services on April 16, 2025 in Washington, DC. Secretary Kennedy held a news conference to discuss the recent surge of autism cases.   Alex Wong/Getty Images/AFP (Photo by ALEX WONG / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)

    Under the watch of Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr, a vaccine-preventable disease has continued to spread across the US.

    Measles outbreak in US prompts questions over Robert F Kennedy Junior's mixed messages on vaccination
  • Our Changing World: Black-eyed gannets and H5N1 bird flu

    Audio
    science environment
    18 Jun 2025
    Tens of white seabirds with yellow heads and black tails sit on mounds of sand clustered together into a dense colony. A mudflat is visible behind them, with some trees and a lighthouse far off in the distance.

    2020 saw the start of two global pandemics. Covid-19, of course, but also H5N1 bird flu, which has since swept around the world leaving millions of dead wild birds in its wake. 

    It has reached… Audio

  • A deadly bird flu strain is coming. Are we ready?

    News
    Environment Corrections and Clarifications
    17 Jun 2025
    A large white seabird with a long dagger-like beak, dark tail feathers and yellow-dusted head stands on a piece of grey driftwood in front of lots of other seabirds of the same kind clustered behind it.

    New Zealand is one the last places in the world where H5N1 has not yet been detected.

    Our Changing World: Getting ready for H5N1 bird flu
  • Our Changing World Getting ready for H5N1 bird flu

    Audio 17 Jun 2025

    2020 saw the start of two global pandemics. Covid-19, of course, but also H5N1 bird flu. The latter has swept around the world leaving millions of dead wild birds and marine mammals in its wake. It… Audio

  • MPI closely watching bird flu vaccine trials for cattle and poultry

    News
    Country
    26 May 2025
    In December 2024 US authorities ordered a testing regimen for the nation's milk supply, amid increasing concerns over the H5N1 bird flu virus. Dairy cows in Ithaca, New York, on 11 December, 2024.

    The agency is not currently doing its own research into the vaccines.

    MPI closely watching bird flu vaccine trials for cattle and poultry
  • Our Changing World: Professor Jemma Geoghegan on communicating science

    Audio
    science covid-19
    7 May 2025
    Jemma stands before the microbiology building in a green shirt and black pants. She's smiling, looking upwards to the right and holding on to a handrail.

    Claire Concannon sits down with Professor Jemma Geoghegan, winner of the Prime Minister's Te Puiaki Whakapā Pūtaiao Science Communication Prize, to chat about Covid-19, bird flu and her virology lab.

    …
  • Winners of 2024 Prime Minister's Science Prizes announced

    News
    Environment Our Changing World
    6 May 2025
    A collage of headshots of the winners of the Prime Minister's Science Prizes 2024. Across the top, the ten members of the Endophyte Discovery Team at AgResearch. In the middle row, on the left is Jemma Geoghegan and right is Aidan Kiely. On the bottom row, left is Olivia Harrison and right is Rena Misra.

    From helpful plant-fungus combos, to studying anxiety - the latest Prime Minister's Science Prizes have been awarded.

    Our Changing World: 2024 Prime Minister’s Science Prize winners announced
  • Bird flu eradicated at Otago poultry farm

    News
    New Zealand Country
    28 Apr 2025
    An aerial view of one of Mainland Poultry's Hillgrove Farm sheds in Otago.

    About 200,000 chickens were culled.

    Controls lifted at Otago poultry farm after high pathogenic bird flu eradicated
  • Pacific news in brief for 10 April

    News
    Pacific
    10 Apr 2025
    A local business sign in Port Vila reads “Stay strong and carry on Vanuatu” today marks one week since a 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck the capital. 24 December 2024 Photocredit: RNZ Pacific/ Moses Cakau

    A round-up of news from around the region, including a hotline for the avian flu response in the Northern Mariana Islands.

    Pacific news in brief for 10 April
  • Another pandemic could arrive any time, but our readiness is a mixed bag

    News
    New Zealand The Detail
    27 Mar 2025
    Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern speaks to media during a press conference at Parliament on April 05, 2020. New Zealand was placed in complete lockdown and a state of national emergency was declared on Thursday 26 March to stop the spread of COVID-19 across the country.

    The next pandemic could arrive at any time, but the government has ignored a Royal Commission of Inquiry report that could help it prepare.

    Five years after the first big lockdown, is NZ ready for the next pandemic?
  • The lessons from Covid we haven't learnt

    News
    In Depth covid-19
    26 Mar 2025
    Composite of patient in hospital bed and virus particles

    Hospital-acquired infections are a billion-dollar burden and cause more disability than road crashes. Why aren't we doing more to prevent them?

    Too many catching Covid-19 in hospital, experts say - but precautions being rolled back
  • First Up - The Podcast, Tuesday 25 March

    Audio 25 Mar 2025

    On today's First Up pod: the blossoms are blooming in Japan, our Tokyo correspondent Chris Gilbert tells us about that and another case of political scandal; in the UK bird flu has been detected in… Audio

  • Avian botulism likely caused more than 100 duck deaths in Napier

    News
    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    22 Mar 2025
    Hawke’s Bay Fish & Game is still waiting on water quality results after deceased and distressed ducks were found in Napier.

    Hawke's Bay Fish & Game said it was working closely with Napier City Council and Hawke's Bay Regional Council to collect any more distressed or dead birds.

    Avian botulism likely caused more than 100 duck deaths in Napier
  • Nine arrested at Tesla dealership as anti-Musk protests break out

    News
    World activism
    2 Mar 2025
    Demonstrators are arrested during a "TeslaTakedown" protest against Elon Musk outside of a Tesla dealership in New York, March 1, 2025. (Photo by Leonardo Munoz / AFP)

    They were protesting owner Elon Musk's role in sweeping cuts to the federal workforce at the behest of President Donald Trump.

    Nine arrested at New York Tesla dealership as anti-Musk protests break out
  • '$1 per egg': CNMI struggles with egg shortage as prices skyrocket

    News
    Pacific Northern Marianas
    1 Mar 2025
    Shirley's Coffee Shop general manager Maro Dela Torre said the recent rise in egg prices has significantly impacted the restaurant and has driven up food costs.

    The Northern Marianas Islands are facing an egg due to the spread of bird flu in the United States, sending businesses and the community into panic.

    '$1 per egg': Northern Mariana Islands struggles with egg shortage as prices skyrocket
  • Sick in the spotlight: Being one of New Zealand's first Covid-19 cases

    News
    New Zealand history
    28 Feb 2025
    Jenene Crossan was one of the first New Zealanders to get Covid-19.

    Jenene Crossan contracted the virus in 2020 while heading home from a business trip before New Zealand's borders closed. Audio

    Covid-19 five years on: What it was like being one of the country's first cases
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