Radio Current Affairs: Archaeology
As students across the country begin learning more about our history, the physical remnants of our past are being washed away.
Radio Current Affairs: Wildfires and Climate
Wildfires are becoming only more common in New Zealand. Are we ready?
Doctor urges healthcare to reduce emissions
A founding surgeon of NZ's first carbon zero hospital wants healthcare to help combat climate change.
In Touch: Forest
Food forests and communities gardens are branching out across Ōtautahi.
The Bee Disease
Luisa Osborne talked to the local bee-keeping community about how dogs could be the key to tackling AFB disease.
The Yellow Bin Debate
Christchurch City Council has taken a strong approach to reduce contaminated bins. I talked to key people about this highly debated issue.
Native beech trees cut down on public land
Department of Conservation officials are investigating incidents where native trees have been cut down in Kaweka Forest Park.
Fast fashion needs to slow down
Local designers and retailers take aim at wasteful fashion industry.
Sigh of relief from Redcliffs residents
Since 2019 rocks have littered Clifton beach - now residents' calls to council are being heard.
A call for change in Aotearoa conservation
“There’s something seriously wrong with the way we do conservation in New Zealand,” says University of Canterbury professor, David Norton.