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The Fonterra 'botulism' report, dog tail wagging experiments, and glowing bacteria. Audio

NASA's asteroid research announcements. Audio

A Plant and Food Research team explains how kiwifruit are stored to keep them in best condition and taste Audio

The e-cigarette trial carried out in NZ and tests with mice and gut bacteria. Audio

New research on Arctic sea ice. Audio

Discusses potent carcinogens lurking within certain traditional Chinese remedies. Audio

Magnetic bracelets and arthritis and the parasite that makes mice like cats. Audio

Jean Fleming from the Otago School of Medicine discusses the genetic disorder Huntington Disease. Audio

A day doesn't go by without some weather. Explanations and implications with MetService severe weather forecaster Erick Brenstrum. As well as all the major weather events from around the globe, an… Audio

How our sense of morality confuses our perception of what a 'mind' is. Audio

Why brains get flustered so easily. Audio

Jean Fleming from the Otago School of Medicine; talking about breast cancer and how it runs in some families. Audio

In the skull behind the eardrum is the inner ear which contain remarkable fluid-filled sense organs. These organs send messages to the brain which help to give us a sense of orientation and allow our… Audio

A day doesn't go by without some weather, explanations and implications with MetService severe weather forecaster Erick Brenstrum... floods in Argentina, Mauritius and north of St Louis, plus the… Audio

Why chimps can't play baseball. Audio

Explanations and implications of the weather with MetService severe weather forecaster Erick Brenstrum. He looks at the largest tornado in recorded history, plus floods in Europe, India, Canada and… Audio

The potential of renewable energy. Audio

Scientists film first live footage of a giant squid in its natural habitat; and is antibiotic-resistant bacteria the greatest risk to human health? Audio

Shark research and Helicobacter pylori. Audio

A day doesn't go by without some weather, explanations and implications with MetService severe weather forecaster Erick Brenstrum... Australia - droughts, wildfires & crocodiles on the loose; air… Audio

The world's most popular psychoactive substance - Coffee. Audio

The Hawaiian bobtail squid, which glows in the dark - what can these creatures teach us? Audio

What the studies of mummified remains are telling us about heart disease - is it as linked to the modern lifestyle as we've been lead to believe? Audio

Simon Pollard looks at the human predilection for the prediction of our own demise - the apolcalypse, coming to you this Friday. Audio

Tonight, philosophy Professor Alan Musgrave from the University of Otago on Galileo, great defender of Copernicanism and the one who famously got into trouble with the Church because of his… Audio