This Way Up for Saturday 16 April 2011
Tech: new copyright law
Tech commentators Paul Brislen and Peter Griffin talk about recent changes to New Zealand's copyright law.
Honeybee highway
Chris Parkin beams in from the UK where there are plans to get more pollination happening in the countryside with dedicated green highways for honeybees. Plus street party plans for the Royal Wedding heat up.
Spices: Star Anise
Star anise has been loved by Chinese cooks for millenia, and these days it's infusing its way into global cuisine. Alison Sandle with more.
Pests: cockroaches
We exterminate a German cockroach infestation with pest controller Paul Chapman, and entomologist Allen Heath dances la cucaracha.
Elevator giving
New research shows people are more likely to act kindly if they've just gone up some stairs or an escalator! Larry Sanna of the Department of Psychology at the University of North Carolina led the study.
Biodegradeable golf balls
Professor David Neivandt's working on a new type of biodegradeable golf ball made from lobster shells. It's never been so environmentally sound to have a rotten golf swing!
