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Walking in Fog
9:44 PM.In Auckland, Winter is a great season for fog. Artist Layne Waerea has long engaged with the physical and conceptual practice of chasing fog and, with Walking about in fog, she invites Aucklanders to… Read more Audio
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Resetting Queenstown's Values
7:12 PM.Terri Anderson spent her formative years in Queenstown returning a few years ago after over 20 years working overseas. She has some ideas for a Values-based wish-list for Queenstown's reset. Read more Audio
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Is Our Border the Key to Economic Recovery
7:13 PM.Nights' Pundit and Chief Economist at The New Zealand Initiative, Dr Eric Crampton is our first guest to join us in the studio for quite some time. He's been taking a look at some ideas for New… Read more Audio
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A Little Late Night Music
10:50 PM.Rachel Church joins Bryan for her final installment of late night clasical music. Audio
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Lately With Karyn Hay Coming Back
10:32 PM.Bryan talks to Karyn Hay about her show Lately returning to RNZ and her Queens birthday special show this coming Monday. Audio
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2020 NZ Children's Music Awards
10:18 PM.The New Zealand Children's Music Awards were announced this afternoon Kath Bee, one of the writers of the APRA Best Children's song join us. Audio
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Budgeting Services Gearing Up for Covid Fallout
10:18 PM.We're joined by Shirley McCombe from Tauranga Budget Advisory Service as services like theirs around the country are bracing for the tsunami of requests for help as a result of Covid-19. Read more Audio
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Overseas Correspondent - Scotland
9:40 PM.Andrew Learmonth from Scotland's The National newspaper join us once again with the latest news and views from Scotland. Read more Audio
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Materials: Fact or Fiction - Feminum
8:41 PM.MacDiarmid Institute Co-Director and Principal Investigator and Auckland University Associate Professor Nicola Gaston gives us her scientific take on Feminum, the indestructible bulletproof metal of… Read more Audio
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Cultural Ambassador - South Auckland
7:11 PM.Photographer Raymond Sagapolutele is back with the latest community and cultural news from South Auckland Read more Audio
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Samoan language and its power with patients
10:51 PM.Dr Tuipoloa Opetaia Aati, a junior doctor at Middlemore Hospital in Auckland joins us to talk about why he uses his mother tongue - Samoan - in his professional life. Audio
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48 Hour Shakespeare Readathon
10:45 PM.In order to raise some much-needed funds for the Globe Theatre in London, a bunch of its former students held a 48-hour Shakespeare readathon. Katherine Corner, one of the organisers joins us on the… Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch with Hayden Donnell
10:37 PM.Hayden is back for another look a this week's big media stories. Audio
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Doctor Michael Baker
10:17 PM.We ask Dr Baker where we are up to with our national fight against Covid-19 Audio
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Citizen Science Surges During Lockdown
7:12 PM.Colin Meurk from the iNaturalist NZ website for recording natural history observations joins us. the site is now the biggest citizen bio-science platform in the country and second in the world. NZ… Read more Audio
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Possible $2 billion tourism surge from trans-Tasman “bubble”
10:17 PM.We speak to Kevin McHugh from the global comparison site FINDER about their research into the ecomonic benefits for tourism of a trans-tasman bubble. Audio
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Transition Engineering post Covid-19
7:12 PM.Transition Engineering expert Susan Krumdiek joins us to share some of her ideas on how we can transition to a low carbon economy in light of the global pandemic. Audio
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Song for The Road - Nicole Gaston
8:05 PM.We're talking to some night time drivers about the music that keeps them trucking. If you're on the road in the dark and there's a particular piece of music you'd like to share with us, drop us a line… Read more Audio
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Early Warning for Earthquakes
7:12 PM.A team of Massey University researchers is to take a design and science approach to explore the development of an earthquake early warning system. Read more Audio
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A Little Piece of Classical Music
10:50 PM.Nick Tipping chooses some classical music for your soul. Audio
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Bags of Rags to Recycled Riches
10:39 PM.Danny Mulholland is the founder of Bags of Rags - a family run business, locally recycling and processing material that was going to landfill and repurposing it as rags for various applications. Audio
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Todd Muller is the new Leader of The National Party
10:20 PM.Commentator Ben Thomas joins us to look back on a very big day for The National Party. Audio
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Pacific Music Awards
10:45 PM.Petrina Togi-Saena joins Bryan to talk about the 16th Pacific Music Awards. Read more Audio
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Taxing the digital giants
10:28 PM.Dr Victoria Plekhanova from Massey University's School of Accountancy has been looking into how a carefully designed Digital Service Tax could redress the balance and help level the playing field for… Read more Audio
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Creating Another Public Holiday
10:17 PM.Race relations commissioner Meng Foon joins Bryan to discuss the possibility of a new public holiday. Read more Audio
