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10:17 PM.An outbreak of tic disorders among young women has led to doctors identifying TikTok videos as a probable cause. Read more Video, Audio

9:07 PM.With kitten season well underway, animal behaviourist Dr Elsa Flint joins the show to share some tips and tricks on how to train any new additions, as well as dealing with problematic behaviour from… Read more Audio

10:40 PM.The question on many bakers' lips at this time of year is 'when should I make my Christmas Cake?'. Beloved Kiwi cook Jo Seagar joins the show to talk us through the ins and outs of making a moreish… Read more Audio

10:30 PM.They're a spectacle when they're lighting up the night sky - but as bright, booming and colourful as they are, fireworks continue to be a source of great debate. Should you still be allowed to set off… Read more Audio

10:25 PM.We've all heard the idiom "having an axe to grind", but Krista Mackie is more interested in throwing axes and hitting targets. She's an axe-throwing coach and champion, and she's off to the States in… Read more Audio

10:17 PM.If you suffer from hayfever, checking the pollen forecast will likely be a part of your daily ritual - but chances are you've never thought about where those forecasts come from. Back in August… Read more Audio

9:07 PM.Former Metservice Severe Weather Meteorologist, Erick Brenstrum joins us once again to take a look at weather events around the world. Tonight, Erick looks at the destruction and death caused by… Read more Audio

7:00 PM.Charlotte Ryan heads to the supermarket to buy all the ingredients her Edmonds Cookbooks calls for to make a Christmas Cake. Can you guess how much it cost? Read more Audio

9:30 PM.The practice of shinrin-yoku or 'forest bathing' emerged in Japan in the 1980s, as an eco-therapy touted to have both physical and physiological benefits. The practice is one that has been adopted by… Read more Audio

9:10 PM.Pretty much their entire lives, Don and Marilyn Jessen have been living and breathing caravans. The retired couple has written several popular books about these classic sleeper vans and their latest… Read more Audio, Gallery

10:40 PM.It's the month when things can get a little hairy - for all the right reasons and good intentions. Movember is upon us. Read more Audio

10:30 PM. Ninety-one-year-old Lang Masters is one of Christchurch's biggest movie buffs, and the former owner of the much-loved Hollywood Cinema in the suburb of Sumner.  Read more Audio

10:18 PM.We're on a countdown to welcoming the balmier summer weather - but for one Canterbury community, Winter and all of its icy trappings can't come soon enough. Read more Audio

9:35 PM.Regular Nights guest Nina Hall, Assistant Professor in International Relations at Johns Hopkins University joins the show to discuss the new Italian government and what changes its right-wing leader… Read more Audio

9:07 PM.Georgia Steel started playing viola at the relatively ripe age of 17 and now, just 10 years later, she is a highly-sought after viola, violin and piano teacher. Read more Audio

10:45 PM.We are joined by BBC's Rich Preston to discuss world news. Read more Audio

10:37 PM.If you're planning on packing presents and sending them on their merry way overseas, you need to get a wriggle on.  Read more Audio

10:30 PM.It's dubbed as "the race that stops a nation", but is the whole nation really behind the cup? We put that question to Dr Katie Greenaway, a psychology lecturer at the University of Melbourne. Read more Audio

10:17 PM.The government is undertaking a broader review of the licensing system, pricing, and marketing - which could include removing alcohol sponsorship from sport.  Read more Audio

9:30 PM.A new exhibition is providing a peek behind the curtains at how museum staff work to protect taonga from the likes of hungry silverfish, corrosive fingerprints, pestilence and disaster. Read more Audio, Gallery

9:10 PM.Senior sports journalist at Stuff, Zoe George, joins the show for a breakdown of the latest sporting news.  Read more Audio