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7:40 PM.We chat to Wilma Smith about the Argyle Trio's current tour. Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Going West Festival have put together a book to celebrate 25 years of the festival. It is a collection of essays from a host of Going West speakers since it's origin and will be a beautiful hardback… Read more Audio

10:50 PM.Four amateur astronauts will spend the next three days in orbit after blasting off from Florida today. It's another milestone in the space tourism market, which is experiencing a resurgence after a… Read more Audio

10:30 PM.The pandemic is having a huge toll on all of us - you might find you're stuck in a state of feeling 'meh', uninspired and stagnant, and largely joy-less and we can do about it. Psychologists call it… Read more Audio

8:20 PM.A few dozen New Zealand superannuitants who are stuck in Australia having travelled there during the travel bubble, are being told the Government is working through whether the bubble closing, that's… Read more Audio

7:35 PM.Another Nights debut tonight - Richard Fahey from the School of Creative Industries at UNITEC joins us for a regular chat about ceramics. Read more Audio

10:30 PM.The mother of three children who have been missing since the weekend with their father at a remote Waikato West Coast beach has released a statement. King Country man Thomas Phillips and his three… Read more Audio

9:10 PM.After spending two years in Afghanistan as Reuters senior correspondent, in 2013 British-American journalist Amie Ferris-Rotman set up Sahar Speaks, a project to provide training, mentoring &amp… Read more Audio

8:35 PM.Stranded Kiwis desperate to get home have a glimmer of hope from the MIQ system from next Monday. The Government stopped opening up rooms in MIQ following the Delta outbreak - only those in… Read more Audio

8:18 PM.An Auckland restaurateur has written an open letter to the city's Mayor, Phil Goff, asking him to show stronger leadership. Tony McGeorge, who with his wife Krishna Botica employs more than 100 staff… Read more Audio

7:13 PM.Nina Mingya Powles joins us to talk about her new book Small Bodies of Water - a collection of essays exploring the bodies of water that separate and connect us taking us from London to New Zealand… Read more Audio

8:55 PM.Dan Teo runs a consultancy called Radically in Auckland - and last year, they were hit by lockdown as hard as the rest of us. They've changed the way they operate this time around and they've found a… Read more Audio

8:40 PM.If you're a Kiwibank customer, you might have been finding it a bit tricky to do your online banking since Saturday. MetService and Kiwibank have both been battling cyberattacks in the past week… Read more Audio

8:30 PM.From Thursday, vaccination buses will head out on Auckland streets as mobile clinics. The Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, says six buses will initially be deployed in areas with low coverage, and it's… Read more Audio

8:20 PM.A judge's son and his barrister partner are the couple who police say flouted lockdown rules by travelling to a Wanaka holiday home from Auckland. RNZ can reveal they are William Willis, a 35-year-old… Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Nights Philosopher Ann Kerwin joins us once again to discuss Michael Sandel's latest book - The Tyrrany of Merit. We think that in a meritocracy anyone can, with hard work and talent,- irrespective of… Read more Audio

10:55 PM.And staying with the UK we talk now to Rich Preston from the BBC World Service Read more Audio