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The complexities of soil
This week we're digging up the dirt on the surprising complexity of soil. From top-notch compost to dung beetles to kauri dieback, join us on a fascinating tour of the world beneath our feet with… Audio
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The complexities of soil
This week we're digging up the dirt on the surprising complexity of soil. From top-notch compost to dung beetles to kauri dieback, join us on a fascinating tour of the world beneath our feet with…
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Our Changing World – Bioprotection Aotearoa
Professor Amanda Black from Bioprotection Aotearoa researches the complex world beneath our feet: soil! Tune in to hear about her research into kauri dieback disease and soil resilience. Audio
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'Methane munching' microbes developing at Canterbury University
Scientists at the University of Canterbury are testing theories about how to remove methane produced by cows from the atmosphere. They're working on biofilters, which are micro-organisms that can… Audio
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Saturn's rings are much younger than we thought
Scientists have been debating whether Saturn's rings are relatively young, or ancient. A new study suggests their time is short and their existence fleeting. Dr Nick Rattenbury, Department of Physics… Audio
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Aotearoa in Space science showcase
If you've ever wondered what it's like inside a black hole, an interactive science roadshow could be the closest you ever get. Otago Museum's showcase, Tuhura Tuarangi - which means 'to discover… Audio
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Maths finding order amongst the chaos
Nights mathematician and Associate Professor at the School of Mathematics and Statistics at Te Heranga Waka/Victoria University of Wellington Dillon Mayhew on Ramsey Theory. Audio
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World-first fire tornadoes generated in Twizel
In a world-first, a team of local and international scientists have generated fire whirls in the unlikely Canterbury town of Twizel.
Fire whirls, also known as fire tornadoes, occur during extreme… Audio
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Could bees be sentient?
Audio 22 May 2023Bees can do more than we think - beyond remembering flowers to recognising paintings. Dr Caitlyn Forster is Associate Lecturer in Entomology at the School of Environmental Sciences with the University… Audio
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Former Otago Uni student makes history as first female Arab to go to space
The University of Otago says it is extremely proud of former student Rayyanah Barnawi, who is officially the first Arab woman to go to space.
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Why the Warriors giving Manu Vatuvei a chance is commendable
Opinion - In light of the Warriors' decision to support the former rugby league star, reframing how we view and work with those who have criminal convictions is key, Emmaline Pickering-Martin writes.
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Profits for infrastructure investment company Infratil drop to $891m
Infratil has reported a drop in full-year net profit but says it is upbeat about the year ahead despite ongoing economic challenges.
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Jarkko Okkonen: ‘Frost Quakes’ explained
A town in northern Finland was hit this year by 26 frost quakes in 7 hours. So what are frost quakes? Jarkko Okkonen joins us from the Geological Society of Finland. Audio
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Dr Jonathan Howard: why US doctors spread Covid disinformation
Dr Jonathan Howard says over 800,000 Americans would be alive today if the US had taken New Zealand's Covid approach. Audio
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The "accidental miracle" that restored sight to Dunedin writer Lynley Hood
"Miracle is not a word we use very often in science, but it was an accidental miracle" - Dr Divya Adhia of the Dunedin School of Medicine on Lynley Hood's restored eyesight. Hood, an award-winning… Audio
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Did the Budget do enough for climate and science? Here's what the sectors say
Prominent environmental groups are less than impressed with the budget investments in climate, but an expert says the government has taken a multifaceted approach.
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Teachers shouldn't rely on AI checking tools to catch cheating students - expert
AI checking software was one tool teachers could use, but Kit Willett says they were not always reliable.
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Man arrested for stealing Wizard of Oz slippers
US prosecutors have charged a man with stealing the famous red slippers worn by Judy Garland's character Dorothy in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz.
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Budget 2023 at a glance: What you need to know
This year's "no-frills" Budget is spending nearly $11.5 billion more of taxpayers' money over four years. Here's a list of the major spending and projects.
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Imogen Ayris eager to complete the pole vault trio at World Athletics Champs
Pole vaulter Imogen Ayris is confident of confirming her spot on the national team for the World Athletics later this year.
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How to survive your teenager learning to drive
Audio 18 May 2023Watching your teenager get behind the wheel can be nerve-wracking for any parent, but neuroplasticity educator and parenting expert Nathan Wallis has some suggestions to make it slightly less scary… Audio
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'We need to make farming interesting and cool for girls'
Only 6 percent of NZ school leavers go into jobs in the agriculture sector - and most are male. Girls Who Grow is a new organisation on a mission to change that and encourage young women into careers… Video, Audio
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Freshwater friends at Zealandia
Claire Concannon meets the latest addition to the Zealandia ecosanctuary family - toitoi, or common bully. Zealandia CEO Dr Danielle Shanahan explains why these little fish will be an important part… Audio
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Freshwater friends at Zealandia
Claire Concannon meets the latest addition to the Zealandia ecosanctuary family - toitoi, or common bully. Zealandia CEO Dr Danielle Shanahan explains why these little fish will be an important part…
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Finding out where butterflies originally came from
After 20 years of hot debate in the field scientists have finally settled on the origins of butterflies. To explain is entomologist and Associate Professor at the Australian National University… Audio
