Technology

News about technology. With our correspondent, Paul Brislen. Audio

Siobhan Bulfin is Chief executive of Melon Health (formerly Social Code), a company that's leading the way internationally with their three year old innovative mobile health platform. In June they… Audio

The New Zealand online course, helping aspiring writers around the world to tell the stories of their own cultures to young readers. Five thousand learners worldwide have enrolled in the past month to… Audio

The rules for how much lines companies can charge consumers for their use of local electricity grids are being reviewed, with the focus on how emerging technologies such as photovoltaic and battery… Audio

Scientists at the University of Brighton have come up with new technology which they say could help protect cities from damaging earthquakes. Audio

Having gathered a stack of awards for her poetry and a book of hers translated into French, German and Spanish, Helen Vivienne Fletcher has now set her sights on writing for the stage. Her poetry has… Audio

The M101 team and guests take Apple Music for a test drive to let you know whether it lives up to the hype. Audio

We review Apple's new music streaming service Apple Music with tech correspondent Peter Griffin. Audio

Noelle McCarthy reads messages from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme of 4 July 2015. Audio

Executive Vice-Chairman and co-founder of the award-winning horticulture and architecture Eden Project in Cornwall, which has had 16 million visitors since 2000. He is visiting Christchurch with a… Audio, Gallery

Do you suffer from "digial amnesia"? Forgetting things because your phone or your computer can file that stuff awy for you. Audio

Understanding physics and material engineering are as important as artistic skill in a technology that spans false teeth, prostheses and forensic investigations Audio

There's been a mixed reaction from the telecommunications industry to the regulator's latest plans to raise the amount Chorus can charge for use of its copper lines. Audio

The Telecommunications Users Association say a draft decision by the Commerce Commission that would have an influence over broadband prices will be of no benefit to users. TUANZ CEO Craig Young tells… Audio

Apple Music launches, in a tizz about Tizen and live coding as a spectator sport. Audio

How the race is on to get billions of people connected to the internet via a global network of satellites, with Electrical and Electronic Engineering Prof. Thas A. Nirmalathas, Institute Director at… Audio

New Zealand company Rocket Lab is planning to build a launch pad near Christchurch. CEO Peter Beck tells us about the plans. Audio

Our correspondent, Paul Brislen, is here to talk about technology. Including the Cyber Bullying Bill, Apple Music launch, the EU band roaming data charges, and the death of the father of text… Audio

When music executives turned away a German engineer who had come up with a way to compress music into digital files, it started the beginning of pirating music, and the end of the glory days for the… Audio