Nights for Monday 18 October 2021
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Calling London with Rob Hugh-Jones
10:44 PM.Rob Hugh-Jones at BBC World keeps us up to date as the big climate summit in Scotland approaches, we cover significant developments around the world relating to the pandemic and fossilised dinosaur… Read more Audio
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Post level-four-lockdown fishing 'better than ever'
10:30 PM.If there has ever been a time to head out on the water and get your rods out it's now. Apparently lockdown was good for one thing and that is replenishing the ocean! The editor of NZ Fishing News… Read more Audio
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Palmerston North building set ablaze in 'suspicious' fire
10:17 PM.This evening at 5:15pm emergency services rushed to the High Flyers building on the Square as the iconic building in Palmerston North was ravaged by fire. Firefighters believe it to be suspicious… Read more Audio
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Culture Regular- Jazz
7:35 PM.Fergus Barrowman joins us once again with a selection of his best jazz picks. Read more Audio
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Anaesthesia and Childbirth
7:10 PM.Marking National Anaesthesia Day on Monday we talk to Dr Morgan Edwards, obstetric anaesthetist at North Shore hospital.about anaesthesia and having a baby. Read more Video, Audio
7:12 Anaesthesia and Childbirth
Photo: ANZCA
Marking National Anaesthesia Day on Monday we talk to Dr Morgan Edwards, obstetric anaesthetist at North Shore hospital.about anaesthesia and having a baby.
7:35 Culture Regular- Jazz
Fergus Barrowman joins us once again with a selection of his best jazz picks.
Photo: flckr/ Xavier Badosa
8:15 Pacific Waves
Koroi Hawkins presents a daily current affairs programme that delves deeper into the major stories of the week, through a Pacific lens, and shines a light on issues affecting Pacific people wherever they are in the world.
Photo: RNZ Pacific
8:30 Window on The World
Another Science in Action from the BBC World Service. Tonight, an invasive plant species threatens protected coastal wetlands in China, a look at next-generation covid vaccines using chicken eggs and robots creating 3D digital radiation maps of the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant.
Photo: Vladimir Sindeyeve/NurPhoto
9:10 Nights Sport
Tonight's sportcaster on the line from Auckland is Rikki Swannell.
Photo: CLIVE BRUNSKILL / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP
9:30 Eating Fried Chicken in The Shower
Tonight, in Eating Fried Chicken in the Shower, hip hop crew SWIDT take on toxic masculinity.
Onehunga Hip Hop crew SWIDT. Photo: RNZ
10:17 Late Edition
Bryan Crump presents all the breaking news, a little analysis of the stories of the moment, and some highlights of the day on RNZ National.
Photo: RNZ Andrew Robertson
10:17 Iconic Palmerston North building set ablaze in 'suspicious' fire
This evening at 5:15pm emergency services rushed to the High Flyers building on the Square as the iconic building in Palmerston North was ravaged by fire. Firefighters believe it to be suspicious. Joining us from the scene is Jimmy Ellingham.
Photo: RNZ / Jimmy Ellingham
10:30 Post level-four-lockdown fishing 'better than ever'
If there has ever been a time to head out on the water and get your rods out it's now. Apparently lockdown was good for one thing and that is replenishing the ocean! The editor of NZ Fishing News, Grant Dixon joins us now to share his post-lockdown fishing tales.
Photo: Supplied.
10:45 Calling London with Rob Hugh-Jones
Rob Hugh-Jones at BBC World keeps us up to date as the big climate summit in Scotland approaches, we cover significant developments around the world relating to the pandemic and fossilised dinosaur remains are to be auctioned off in France this week.
Photo: Pixabay
11:07 Nashville Babylon
After 11, on Nashville Babylon, Mark Rogers has music from the Band and Steve Earle, a birthday tune for Laura Nyro plus tracks to mark the forthcoming release of the Beatles' Let It Be documentary and book.
Steve Earle Photo: Supplied
