Technology
Commerce Commission says teleco industry competitive
The Commerce Commission says strong competition among fixed-lined phone and broadband retailers is delivering better prices and value to consumers. Audio
Spectrum for 7 June 2015 - Print into Sound
Spectrum's Jack Perkins explores the philosophy and history of Levin's Radio Reading Service which provides regional and national news and current affairs for the print disabled. A Print Disabled… Audio
Tech: Google Photos
Peter Griffin reviews Google Photos, the relaunched photo app challenging iPhoto and Flickr. Audio
Kiwi inventor of jetpack quits company he built from scratch
The Kiwi inventor of a revolutionary jet pack that's set to go on sale next year has suddenly quit the company he founded. Audio
Kiwi inventor of the jetpack quits the company he founded
Glen Martin, the man who turned a distant dream into a multi-billion dollar company to create and build a flying jet pack has stunned the aviation world today by resigning. Audio
Behind the selfie
Are women taking selfies narcissistic or making a feminist statement? Audio
New technology commentator Sarah Putt
Updating rural broadband and encouraging young people to take up careers in ICT. Audio
Plasma Tubes - Cleo Loi
A Sydney University student has for the first time used radio telescopes to locate huge plasma tubes in the atmosphere that interfere with astronomical observations and which could affect some… Audio
The Kiwi tech entrepreneur - Mark Major
Mark Major is a kiwi tech entrepreneur from Wellington whose back-breaking injury was instrumental in his first success, Plummet Free Fall. He can't code, and isn't great at drawing. Instead he used… Audio
Web review with Ben Gracewood
Ben Gracewood reviews I Fooled Millions Into Thinking Chocolate Helps Weight Loss. Here's How; http://io9.com/i-fooled-millions-into-thinking-chocolate-helps-weight-1707251800 How Ross Ulbricht ended… Audio
TV review with Irene Gardiner
Irene Gardiner reviews The Campbell Live final;Dancing With The Stars;Westside. Audio
Intel agrees to buy smaller rival
The world's biggest chipmaker, Intel, has agreed to buy smaller rival Altera in a 16 point 7 billion US dollar deal. Audio
Creating fake meat from plant proteins
Sunfed meats in Auckland is partnering with Massey University to develop meat alternatives to feed a burgeoning population. Shama Lee the co-founder of Sunfed Meats wants us to change the way we think… Audio
New technology sparks growing interest in solar energy
Energy users and researchers say new technology could heat up an already growing enthusiasm for solar panels in New Zealand. Audio
Solar energy demand expected to grow
A solar energy researcher says new technology could boost already growing enthusiasm for solar panels in New Zealand. Audio
Online database looks to boost Cook Island Maori
An award winning online database is hoping to play a part in reviving the Cook Islands Maori language. Audio
New Zealand Young Writers Festival
Dunedin's about to host the country's first festival dedicated to young writers - and new forums for writing. City councillor and playright Aaron Hawkins has organised the event, with panel… Audio
The patient will see you now
Eric Topol's book 'The Patient Will See You Now' explores how digital healthcare could shift the power dynamic between consumers and the medical profession. Audio
