Our Changing World by RNZ

1802 - Sleeping on the job

Mar 09, 2023

1803 - The Noises Islands: Part 1

Mar 16, 2023

1802 - Sleeping on the job

Mar 09, 2023

1801 - Bats vs cats

Mar 02, 2023

1800 - When plans change

Feb 23, 2023

1799 - A pair of tyrants

Feb 16, 2023

1798 - The sex life of spiders

Feb 09, 2023

1797 - Bonus: Bug of the Year 2023 causing lab tension

Feb 09, 2023

1796 - The secret life of sea sponges

Feb 02, 2023

1795 - Green data storage, green walls

Jan 26, 2023

1794 - Summer science: Two stories from the ocean

Jan 19, 2023

1793 - Summer science: Rabbits and other pests

Jan 12, 2023

1792 - Summer science: The hunt for New Zealand's tenth meteorite

Jan 05, 2023

1791 - Gene editing for pest control and the genetics behind weight gain

Dec 22, 2022

1790 - An eye in the sky to detect methane emissions

Dec 15, 2022

1789 - Conservation successes in the Cook Islands

Dec 08, 2022

1788 - Planning for Aotearoa's genomic medicine future

Dec 01, 2022

1787 - Genome sequencing and the pandemic

Nov 24, 2022

1786 - Sunfish secrets

Nov 17, 2022

1785 - Sunshine science: the power and peril of the sun’s rays

Nov 10, 2022

1784 - What feathers can tell us about the past lives of seabirds

Nov 03, 2022

1783 - Why has this river of Antarctic ice stalled?

Oct 27, 2022

1782 - Space sounds and jungle noises: The otherworldly song of Weddell seals

Oct 20, 2022

1781 - Deep dives and epic journeys: Return of the emperor penguins

Oct 13, 2022

1780 - Emperor penguin secrets

Oct 06, 2022

1779 - The prickly prize of ongaonga

Sep 29, 2022

1778 - A send-off for SOFIA, the flying observatory

Sep 22, 2022

1777 - Future forest industry

Sep 15, 2022

1776 - Fascinating fungi and pesky pathogens

Sep 08, 2022

1775 - Bringing back nature to Nelson

Sep 01, 2022

1774 - Plasma jet technology and encouraging Pacific students in science

Aug 25, 2022

1773 - Investigating the virosphere

Aug 18, 2022

1772 - For the love of seabirds

Aug 11, 2022

1771 - The Living Laboratories project

Aug 04, 2022

1770 - Secrets of Antarctic microbes

Jul 28, 2022

1769 - Why the Tongan volcano triggered a worldwide tsunami

Jul 21, 2022

1768 - The battling beetle

Jul 14, 2022

1767 - Machine learning for environmental data and research into needle-free injections

Jul 07, 2022

1766 - The resilience of crayfish in Tauranga Harbour

Jun 30, 2022

1765 - Helping seabirds return to Karioi

Jun 23, 2022

1764 - The promises and perils of chemistry research

Jun 16, 2022

1763 - Digging into the past of sleeping giant faults

Jun 09, 2022

1762 - The 2021 Prime Minister's Science Prizes

Jun 02, 2022

1761 - Biodiversity and the city

May 26, 2022

1760 - The red seaweed of Otago Harbour

May 19, 2022

1759 - Business not as usual for heart health

May 12, 2022

1758 - Naturally rare and threatened

May 05, 2022

1757 - 2022 a boomer year for kākāpō

Apr 28, 2022

1756 - Frozen in time

Apr 21, 2022

1754 - Researching best care for the smallest of patients

Apr 14, 2022

1753 - Getting ready for our warmer future

Apr 07, 2022