The Listener

Sir Tim Berners-Lee: still weaving his web

Issue 3797 12th Feb 2013

The inventor of the World Wide Web is an ardent opponent of reining in the internet, but his plea for openness has its caveats.

Issue 3797 7th Feb 2013

Messing about with molecules won Roald Hoffmann a Nobel Prize but writing poetry helps him comprehend the world.

Issue 3797 7th Feb 2013

The cat flap started by provocateur Gareth Morgan is only a sample of the stirring he has in mind.

Issue 3797 7th Feb 2013

Adverse reactions to flea treatments have been soaring, prompting concerns about just how safe they are for our animals.

Issue 3797 7th Feb 2013

The charismatic broadcaster changed the face of prime-time broadcasting in New Zealand.

Issue 3797 7th Feb 2013

Borders – geographical or musical – mean little to Womad headliner Hugh Masekela.

Issue 3797 7th Feb 2013

Racism, race relations and now same-sex marriage are Victor Rodger’s triggers, but he can “never not be funny”.

Issue 3797 7th Feb 2013

This new history highlights how contemporary Pacific art is part of a continuum.

Issue 3797 7th Feb 2013

Novopay; alcohol; and sexism.

Issue 3797 7th Feb 2013

A celebration of Columbia and its pioneering role in the record business.