Radio New Zealand - Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa
13 February 2012 - 1:47 am NZ time
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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.
Audio from Thursday 3 November 2005
Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.
- 21:06 Environmental Patriot Charles Flemming (Science)
Veronika Meduna talks to Mary McEwen, daughter and biographer of Sir Charles Fleming. (12′57″)
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- 21:20 Young Conservationists (Environment)
Dean Williams talks to the organiser of the Youth Hostel Association (YHA) Young Conservationist Awards. (12′21″)
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- 21:35 The Link between Selenium and Cancer (Health)
Oncologist Michael Jameson, at Waikato Hospital, says the link between selenium levels and cancer is too obvious to ignore. (12′28″)
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- 21:46 Frigate Wellington (Science)
The frigate Wellington is sunk off the Wellington south coast to create an artificial reef. (12′34″)
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The Team
Presenters:
Alison Ballance
Ruth Beran
Veronika Meduna
About Our Changing World
A mix of in depth interviews, packages and sound rich features, Our Changing World covers topics across all scientific disciplines, natural history and environmental issues, and developments in health as well as exploring the human side of science and the personalities behind it.
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