Technology

With more of us filtering out the adverts when we're online we ask Peter Griffin how adblockers work, who's using them and how content publishers, from online newpapers to mobile apps, are responding… Audio

Kate De Goldi discusses two new New Zealand books: The Road to Ratenburg by Joy Cowley, illustrated by Gavin Bishop, and Lullaby by Bernard Beckett. Audio

Hutt Valley school student Julian Dennison stars alongside Sam Neill in the new Taika Waititi film, Hunt for the Wilderpeople. He is joined in the studio by his mother, Mabelle, and his twin brother… Video, Audio

Veteran climate scientist who works at the Climate Science, Awareness and Solutions Program, at the Earth Institute, Columbia University. Audio

Professor of Physical Geography at the University of Bristol, and an international expert on the thinning polar ice sheets and projections on sea level rise, who will visit New Zealand to address the… Audio

Sunshine could be the new way to clean your clothes. RMIT University, is using nanotechnology to develop a new generation of self-cleaning textiles. And it means that stains and grime breakdown, when… Audio

The Uber expansion, filtered feeds on social networks, and what's all this fuss about unlocking the terrorist's iPhone? Audio

When they captured the city of Mosul in Iraq Islamic State posted videos online of fighters smashing statues built by the Assyrian empire thousands of years ago. Morehshin Allahyari is an artist who's… Audio

A new study suggests nearly half of this country's jobs are under threat of being replaced by technology within the next 20 years. Audio

John Ballingall of the NZIER talks about the jobs which will replace human beings with robots and computers. Audio

Mark Ratcliffe is the Chief Executive of Chorus, which is one of four companies contracted by Crown Fibre Holdings to roll out the fibre network. Chorus is covering most of the country, including… Audio

Technology company Apple have released a smaller, cheaper iPhone model which targets customers in emerging markets. Audio

Rod Oram discusses Energy Minister Simon Bridges' bullish outlook for gas exploration and multinationals low tax payments in New Zealand. Audio

Did you know that humans form two sets of teeth over the course of their lives - editor of Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology, Prof. Murray Thomson from University of Otago is armed to the… Audio

The cable, which Vodafone, Spark and Telstra have invested 70 million US dollars in, will begin in Raglan. Audio

Culture jamming is the practice of subverting an established icon or brand for artistic, political, or comedic reasons. But what happens when it gets co-opted by the very people and institutions that… Audio