Caroline Shaw
Benefits of e-bikes for Maori and Pacific people
A new study found e-bikes can improve physical and mental health and help manage chronic conditions among Maori and Pacific people. Project lead and co-author, Caroline Shaw spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
Getting lower income communities onto e-bikes
We all know e-bikes are increasingly popular - but they're not cheap. Research shows it's financially well-off households which lead the way in e-bike sales. But three pilot programmes have just… Audio
Caroline Shaw and Ringdown
William Dart looks at the enticing music of American composer Caroline Shaw, from her concert hall classical ventures to her latest singles with Danni Lee under the moniker of Ringdown. Audio
Latest from Nonesuch Records
William Dart features some recent releases from Nonesuch Records, with new music by Lake Street Dive, Rhiannon Giddens, kd lang and Caroline Shaw. Audio
Using anti-smoking campaign approach for climate change action
An expert in public health says a hard-hitting campaign helped dramatically lower smoking rates in New Zealand and is asking - could the same be done for climate change? Dr Caroline Shaw explains her… Audio
Transport policy makers urged to treat e-bikes more seriously
Sales of E bikes are predicted to overtake sales of new cars in a few years, and they have an important roll to play in a low carbon transport system. Public health researcher at the University of… Audio
Women generate less greenhouse gas than men - study
Women use more diverse modes of travel and generate lower greenhouse gas emissions than men, despite men being more than twice as likely to travel by bike. Audio
Bad air is bad for health
Air pollution is the world's leading environmental risk factor for disease, and it causes early deaths even in clean countries such as New Zealand. Audio
Bad air is bad for health
Air pollution is the world's leading environmental risk factor for disease, and it causes early deaths even in clean countries such as New Zealand.
AudioRestricting the advertising of unhealthy foods
30% of children in New Zealand are overweight but new research shows senselessness in the promotion of healthy eating. Audio
