Tom McKinlay

Cycling is undergoing something of a revolution, writes Tom McKinlay.

An Australian film lifts the lid on an explosive story in Laos, writes Tom McKinlay.

Poets have been celebrating the Scottish bard Robert Burns in the poetry competition that carries his name. Once again the judges have been impressed by their efforts, writes Tom McKinlay.

Few do desperation like Jeremy Irons, writes Tom McKinlay.

The conscious consumer is under the microscope in a new piece of research at the University of Otago, writes Tom McKinlay.

Social commentary and slapstick satire come together in this film, writes Tom McKinlay.

It is time to find novel new rhymes for oats and haggis as the Robert Burns Poetry Competition returns, open for entries from Saturday.

New Irvine Welsh film even darker than Trainspotting, writes Tom McKinlay.

The films in the Show Me Shorts film festival are small and perfectly formed, Tom McKinlay reports.

A warmer world will require some adaptation, climate scientist Dr Jim Salinger tells Tom McKinlay.

Lessons in love are still needed as you grow old, writes Tom McKinlay.

Scientist and historian Naomi Oreskes is looking for new ways to explain the urgent threat posed by global warming, writes Tom McKinlay.

The brakes must go on the world's population a Nobel laureate says. And consumption, too. Tom McKinlay reports.

There are good reasons for finding your food closer to where you live, say those behind an initiative in the city today. Tom McKinlay reports.

A new vision for conservation hopes to break down some of the old divisions, writes Tom McKinlay.

Out in the oceans, climate change is pushing marine chemistry towards a critical trigger point, reports Tom McKinlay.

There are riches to harvest from new documentary Gardening with Soul, writes Tom McKinlay.

The best and worst of packaging has been identified. Now it is time to vote, reports Tom McKinlay.

Dunedin's e-waste recycling effort is gearing up.