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Our Changing World
with Veronika Meduna & Dean Williams
Thursdays 9-10pm, repeated at 1:05am Sundays. Two features play at 3:35pm on Mondays and Thursdays.
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Audio from Thursday 6 October 2005
Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.
- 21:06 Intelligent Design (Science)
Reaction from teachers and scientists to Intelligent Design textbooks being distributed in New Zealand schools. (12′50″)
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- 21:20 HIV Evolution (Science)
Evolutionary biologist, Allen Rodrigo, talks about his research on HIV. (12′23″)
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- 21:35 Asian Bird Flu (Health)
How an Asian bird flu pandemic would affect doctors and other front line health workers. (12′22″)
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- 21:46 Eco-minds Youth Forum (Environment)
Dean Williams talks three students who have been chosen to represent New Zealand at the Eco-minds Youth Forum (12′33″)
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Produced and presented by Veronika Meduna, Ruth Beran & Alison Ballance
About Our Changing World
Each week Our Changing World features an eclectic mix of sound-rich stories about science, the environment and medical research, recorded around New Zealand in labs and in the field.
email: ourchangingworld@radionz.co.nz
Phone: (04) 4741910
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