Climate Change
Family face 'tough environment' in Kiribati
A man who failed to get climate change refugee status has been sent back to Kiribati, with his family expected to follow him next week. Audio
Kids paying the price for parents decisions
Do we have a double standard on overstaying with Mr Tesseota being sent back to Kiribati, asks Andrew Audio
East Antarctica ice sheet melting faster
There's new evidence the seas around East Antarctica are warming faster than previously thought - which could lead to much higher sea level rises.
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Calls for more action on climate change
A group of young New Zealanders is urging the government to take more action to protect the country from climate change.
Complexity, resilience and bees
Jason Tylianakis is an ecologist trying to understand how our complex natural world responds to change Audio
Complexity, resilience and bees
Jason Tylianakis is an ecologist trying to understand how our complex natural world responds to change
AudioGovt's sustainable forestry claims challenged
The Farm Forestry Association is challenging what the government calls New Zealand's 'sustainable forestry story'.
Climate change tension at Pacific Islands Forum
While leaders have talked of solidarity, cracks have appeared over climate change at this week's summit. Koro Vaka'uta reports from Port Moresby. Audio
Climate change cracks appear at Pacific Forum
While leaders have talked solidarity, cracks have appeared at the Pacific Islands Forum over the subject of climate change. Audio
Australia, NZ might come under pressure at Pacific forum
Australia and New Zealand could come under pressure at a major gathering of Pacific countries this week over climate change. Audio
Atmosphere of change? Climate Scientist Professor Tim Flannery
As a crucial United Nations summit on climate change draws nearer, renowned Australian scientist Tim Flannery says he's optimistic that new technologies can play a crucial role in reducing CO2… Audio
Fossil Fuels - Necessity or Lethal Indulgence?
Eric Fryberg explores what future lies ahead for fossil fuels. Audio
NZ increases renewable source use but still cops criticism
Official figures show the use of fossil fuels worldwide increasing despite best efforts to reduce consumption and subsequently lessen climate change. Audio
Psychology of Climate Change
Victoria University psychology lecturer Marc Wilson discusses why some people remain unsure about climate change, despite the overwhelming evidence. Video, Audio
Psychology of Climate Change
Victoria University psychology lecturer Marc Wilson discusses why some people remain unsure about climate change, despite the overwhelming evidence.
Video, AudioHuman hunting and Stewart Island Shags
Hunting by Maori had very different effects on the Stewart Island and Otago populations of Stewart Island shags. Audio
Human hunting and Stewart Island Shags
Hunting by Maori had very different effects on the Stewart Island and Otago populations of Stewart Island shags.
AudioCold spring ahead as El Niño tightens grip
New Zealand is facing a cold spring and dry summer as strong El Niño weather patterns persist, according to NIWA's latest climate outlook.
Govt kept climate target information from public
The Green Party is upset that the Government withheld some information when it was consulting on a new climate change target.
Ralph Chapman talks about how the earth's climate is changing
Dr Ralph Chapman has worked on climate change policy since 1988 - It was the year the famous US scientist Jim Hansen testified before US Congress about Climate Change. The year before, The planet… Audio
