Veronika Meduna

Palaeontologist Dallas Mildenhall explains how plant DNA, fossils and pollen can trace New Zealand's geological history. Audio

Should we have a choice to avoid or eliminate certain genetic conditions? Audio

Scientists and engineers have drilled deep into the seafloor near Scott Base to study Antarctica's climate history. Audio

New research into language evolution suggests most Pacific populations originated in Taiwan. Audio

Twenty nine secondary school students gathered at Te Papa earlier this week for the finals in a nationwide science competition. Audio

Veronika Meduna talks to University of Auckland anthropologist Lisa Matisoo-Smith. Audio

The world's biggest annual change that only a handful of people ever get to see. Audio

In our science story - the complete catalogue of life as we know it. Audio

Fish ecologist Andy Hicks studies whitebait life cycles and their recruitment in river systems Audio

Whitebaiters complain of decline in catch so ecologists are monitoring the recruitment of whitebait in rivers throughout NZ. Audio

Veronika Meduna discusses Darwin's ideas, struggles and impact with evolutionary biologists and science historians . Audio

Veronika Meduna, discusses one of the more frequent criticisms of evolution - that it is just a theory. Audio

Nobel laureate Harry Kroto recalls the discovery of a new carbon molecule in interstellar dust. Audio

Waikato University researchers use the genetic diversity of Pittosporums to track their migration to New Zealand. Audio