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An Eye On South Auckland
9:40 PM.Photographer Raymond Sagapolutele joins us once again with an update from South Auckland. Read more Audio
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Nights Sport with Zoe George
9:07 PM.Zoe George, Senior Sports Journalist at Stuff, is our sportscaster tonight, looking at some of the latest sports headlines. Tonight, it was a massive weekend for the Rugby World Cup and New Zealand… Read more Audio
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Punters bouncing into the weekend at Megaland
10:30 PM.Megaland is a colossal inflatable obstacle course, measuring an epic 300 meters long with 43 challenging obstacles along the way. Read more Video, Audio
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How can cannabis convictions affect your future?
10:17 PM.A cannabis grower who has multiple convictions for possession, supply, and cultivation tells Karyn that none of his convictions have held him back in life. He now grows for legal operations on the… Read more Audio
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Short-Cut with Dan Slevin
9:30 PM.Film critic Dan Slevin joins the show to share his film selections to kick-start your binge watching this weekend. Read more Video, Audio
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Original artworks by Frida Kahlo to be shown in Auckland
9:12 PM.Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera: Art and Life in Modern Mexico encompasses Kahlo's striking self-portraits and Rivera's prized easel paintings, alongside more than 150 artworks by leading Mexican… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Calls for urgent fix to 'death trap' stretch of SH1
10:40 PM.A stretch of State Highway 1 just south of Cambridge has been dubbed a death-trap - and local authorities are calling on the Prime Minister to urgently implement safety measures. Read more Audio
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How do you cheat at chess?
10:35 PM.The chess world is reeling after revelations American teenager Hans Niemann has benefited from "illegal assistance" in more than 100 online games. NZ Chess Federation President Nigel Metge explains.
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Jeweller deploys DNA spray to deter ongoing ramraids
10:18 PM.Retailer Michael Hill Jeweller is trialling DNA sprays in its stores to combat burglaries. The jewellery stores have been targeted by ramraids and smash 'n' grabs several times in the past year. Read more Audio
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Australian correspondent Jason Morrison
9:35 PM.Jason Morrison from 7News in Sydney joins the show with some of the latest news from across the ditch. Read more Audio
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Tech with a Teen: VR simulators in the workplace
9:15 PM.Our regular teen tech correspondent Charlie Cuff joins the show to discuss VR Simulators and their growing roles in the workplace. Read more Audio
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Locals muck in for Te Aroha Bridge repainting
10:45 PM.Thirty years since its last makeover, Te Aroha's historic and prized Coulter Bridge is finally getting a paint job, thanks to a band of local volunteers helmed by Matamata Piako mayor Ash Tanner… Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch
10:15 PM.Hayden Donnell joins the show for Midweek Mediawatch. This week: pictures of journalists in urinals, racism in the media, and TVNZ is in the gun over its new show FBoy Island. Read more Audio
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Southern cold snap: 'Looks like someone's ripped open a beanbag'
10:10 PM.There's a cold snap moving up the country tonight, and the lower South Island is getting a good dusting a snow. We have a man on the ground in West Otago, farmer Bruce Eade, ready to tell us how the… Read more Audio
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The secret to choosing a long-lasting perfume
9:30 PM.Melbourne-based perfume reviewer Marcelo Oillataguerre joins the show to share some tips on picking a long-lasting fragrance - and what part of our body we should be spraying it on - spoiler, it's not… Read more Audio
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The problem of space junk and how we get rid of it
9:07 PM.An estimated 130 million pieces of space debris are travelling in orbit at speeds of thousands of kilometres per hour. And to date, not a single piece has been recovered from space successfully. But… Read more Audio
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CeleBRation Choir: Singing as therapy
10:45 PM.The CeleBRation Choir is a community singing group for adults living with an acquired neurological condition, such as stroke, aphasia, Parkinson's disease, dementia or traumatic brain injury. The… Read more Audio
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Banks lifting test mortgage rates
10:39 PM.It's not the best time to get a mortgage, with banks lifting their test mortgage rates. Read more Audio
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Stand Strong, Walk Tall
10:25 PM.Stand Strong, Walk Tall (SSWT) is a pilot programme providing specialist therapeutic services for adults in Aotearoa New Zealand who experience sexual attraction to children/young people aged under… Read more Audio
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Polar blast bringing freezing temperatures
10:18 PM.The month of October would normally mark the middle of spring, but it looks like spring is on pause. Forecasters are warning that a polar blast will sweep across Aotearoa this week and make it feel… Read more Audio
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Using positive reinforcement to train your pooch
9:30 PM.Puppy season is upon us and those early days are an important time to get your new furry family member well socialised and learning good habits. Canine behaviourist Darran Rowe is the owner of… Read more Audio
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Prof Alan Barber: how to prevent a stroke
9:07 PM.Strokes are the second leading cause of death in New Zealand. Around 9000 people have a stroke each year, and as our population grows and ages that number is on the rise. Read more Audio
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BBC World with Pete Ross
10:45 PM.Pete Ross joins Nights with the latest on Liz Truss' upcoming trip to the Inaugural European Political Community summit, the Ukraine, and the Minister of Taiwan's visit to Lithuania Audio
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Couple moves out of the house and into a campervan
10:35 PM.Annette Howey and her partner Steve have sold their Timaru home and moved into a campervan. We spoke to Annette few months back.The couple have given up their jobs and their home - they've even left… Read more Audio
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Leave a message...
10:25 PM.Do you have a pile of voicemail alerts stacked up on your phone? Well, only 30 per cent of people check their messages. Read more Audio
