Antarctica
Antarctica reveals secrets to scientists
Scientists discover that Antarctica and the Southern Ocean harbour a surprisingly rich and expansive biological diversity.
AudioAntarctica's Flourishing Microbes
University of Waikato microbiologist Craig Cary describes his work on microbial communities in Antarctica's Dry Valleys. Audio
A Neutrino Map of the Universe
University of Canterbury physicist Jenni Adams explains how high-energy neutrinos could help track the origins of cosmic rays. Video, Audio
A Neutrino Map of the Universe
University of Canterbury physicist Jenni Adams explains how high-energy neutrinos could help track the origins of cosmic rays.
Video, AudioPreserving Huts Auckland Island
A self-styled sub-Antarctic Islands "nutter" thinks more people should be allowed to visit there. Audio
The secrets of Blood Falls
Jill Mikucki is an Antarctic researcher who's been studying the evocatively named Blood Falls at the McMurdo Dry Valleys. She's discovered the falls are part of an extensive network of interconnected… Audio
Antartica ice melting faster
Too much ice in the Antarctic doesn't sound like a problem - but the lack of melt is making it harder for scientists to do their jobs. Audio
Dave Rowe: Scott Base
Builder currently working on the Hilary Field Centre refurbishment at Scott Base. Audio
Time-lapse photographer - Joseph Michael
Time-lapse photographer Joseph Michael has just returned from Antarctica with some impressive shots. Audio
The Antarctic Sun Newspaper - Peter Rejcek
You may not know that Antarctica has its very own newspaper. It's called The Antarctic Sun. Its editor, Peter Rejcek, is taking a break from telling stories from the world's coldest continent. He's on… Audio
Tim Naish: Antarctic ice shelves
Director of the Antarctic Research Centre at Victoria University of Wellington. He will discuss the new findings this week on the decrease in volume of Antarctic ice. Audio
Scott Base Beginnings
This programme marks the 50th anniversary of Scott Base, New Zealand's science station in Antarctica, which was established in 1957. Audio
Scott Base Beginnings
This programme marks the 50th anniversary of Scott Base, New Zealand's science station in Antarctica, which was established in 1957.
AudioKrill to Blue Whales: Food Webs in the Southern Ocean
After six weeks in the Southern Ocean, scientists return with thousands of blue whale call recordings and hundreds of samples. Audio
Krill to Blue Whales: Food Webs in the Southern Ocean
After six weeks in the Southern Ocean, scientists return with thousands of blue whale call recordings and hundreds of samples.
AudioUnexpected Life Under the Antarctic Ice
A team of scientists drilling through thick Antarctic ice were surprised to discover fish surviving more than 500 km from open ocean Audio
Unexpected Life Under the Antarctic Ice
A team of scientists drilling through thick Antarctic ice were surprised to discover fish surviving more than 500 km from open ocean
AudioAntarctic Chieftain rescued and back in open waters
The crippled Australian fishing vessel that was trapped in ice up to 10-metres thick in the Souther Ocean is now on its way back to New Zealand. Audio
Fishing vessel freed from ice
The life saving mission to free an Australian fishing vessel from ice in Antarctica is almost over, with the Antarctic Chieftain now making its own way to open water. Audio
NZ sends icebreaker to rescue fishing boat
An Australian fishing boat is trapped in Antarctic ice, and rescue coordinators in New Zealand are sending an American icebreaker to free it. Audio