Biology
The Pre-Panel with Ella Henry and Moata Tamaira
Panellists Ella Henry and Moata Tamaira discuss George Clark's list of the top 10 woman of the past 100 years and share what they have been thinking. Audio
Scientists hope to resurrect Tasmanian tiger
It has the makings of a Jurassic Park-esque film but it could be closer to reality than we think.
Scientists are trying to resurrect a creature extinct from mainland Australia for about 3000 years -… Video, Audio
'Several countries could benefit from our research here'- Emmanuel Chakwizira
Growing up in a farming family in Zimbabwe, scientist Emmanuel Chakwizira talks to Kadambari Raghukumar about the differences in crop culture literally, and his work here in Canterbury. Audio
'Several countries could benefit from our research here'- Emmanuel Chakwizira
Growing up in a farming family in Zimbabwe, scientist Emmanuel Chakwizira talks to Kadambari Raghukumar about the differences in crop culture literally, and his work here in Canterbury.
AudioAn eye for detail -Yumiko Baba
In this Voices podcast, botanist and associate curator at the Auckland Museum, Yumiko Baba, shares her long-standing love for a particular native tree. Produced and presented by Kadambari Raghukumar.
…An eye for detail -Yumiko Baba
In this Voices podcast, botanist and associate curator at the Auckland Museum, Yumiko Baba, shares her long-standing love for a particular native tree. Produced and presented by Kadambari Raghukumar.
… Audio"Reunited" premieres, Russian adoptees reunite with their biological roots
Russian adoptee Alex Gilbert is helping to reunite other children adopted from Russia to parents all over the world to reunite with their biological families. His documentary "Reunited" is on TVNZ 1… Audio
Why Homo sapiens are doomed to go extinct
In his new book, A (Very) Short History of Life on Earth, British palaeontologist and evolutionary biologist Dr Henry Gee offers a rather blunt assessment of why humanity might already be a dead… Audio
Prehistoric monsters of the deep take over Otago Museum
Now to Dunedin where prehistoric predators of the deep have taken over Otago Museum.
The Sea Monsters exhibition opens its five-month run there tomorrow.
Our Otago-Southland reporter, Timothy Brown… Video, Audio
Quality sleep vital for fighting covid lockdown disruption
Covid lockdown disruption is being blamed for crazy sleep patterns, weird dreams and insomnia .... but sleep is vital to build up our immune systems and fight off the virus. Audio
Quality sleep vital for fighting covid lockdown disruption
Covid lockdown disruption is being blamed for crazy sleep patterns, weird dreams and insomnia .... but sleep is vital to build up our immune systems and fight off the virus.
AudioTwizel gardener using pedal power to compost town food scraps
In Twizel one woman is using pedal power to turn food scraps into compost.
Coraline Scully has set up Twizel's compost bike - a free service to collect people's food scraps and divert them from… Video, Audio
New species of whale identified
A new species of whale has been identified.
It's called the 'Ramari's beaked whale', and it's named after tohunga tohora - or whale expert - Ramari Stewart who helped identify the mammal as a… Audio
Plant rediscovered in Marlborough lagoon decades after last sighting
Ruppia beds once dominated Wairau Lagoon but hadn't been spotted there for almost 40 years.
Turning back the clock on our disappearing species
Bio-diversity is at a crossroads - can we not just stop things getting worse, but actually make them better? Audio
Turning back the clock on our disappearing species
Bio-diversity is at a crossroads - can we not just stop things getting worse, but actually make them better?
AudioCovid-19: Ministry advisor on rapid antigen testing
A coalition of 25 firms contacted the Government on Tuesday, pleading for clearance to import 370,000 rapid antigen devices within the next week.
Ministers and officials will meet representatives… Audio
Four new lizard species confirmed
Four new species of lizard have been confirmed for Aotearoa.
The findings are in a report from the Department of Conservation - which reassesses the threat status of 135 reptiles.
Samantha Gee… Audio
Kea taught to use touchscreens with tongues
Kea can parrot their real life behaviour in the virtual world, a new study has found.
University of Auckland researchers trained a group of kea to use a touchscreen laptop with their tongues.
Lead… Audio
Covid-19: Lockdown could make adjusting to daylight saving more difficult - expert
A sleep expert says Auckland's Covid-19 lockdown may have made adjusting to daylight saving time harder for the city.
The clocks wound forward on Sunday morning, meaning the entire country… Audio