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9:10 PM.There's plenty to talk about tonight with out sportscasters Peter Lampp and Dana Johannsen - there's the netball (of course!), the all Blacks in Argentina and some controversy about the use of the… Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Hunua MP Andrew Bayly and his son, Daniel spent 22 days on camels, covering 500km of southern Jordan to follow the routes that Lawrence of Arabia took when he was a part of the Arab forces that… Read more Audio

8:10 PM.To mark 2019 as the year of the Periodic Table, RNZ Nights has teamed up with the MacDiarmid Institute to bring you Element of The Week. Tonight, Dr Natalie Plank, Principal Investigator at the… Read more Audio

9:30 PM.Bryan heads to the roof of Otago University's William James Building to take a look at the pigeon loft and research centre of Dr. Damian Scarf from the University's Psychology Department. Read more Audio

7:07 PM.Dunedin based dancer and filmmaker, Daniel Belton from Good Company Arts joins Bryan in the Dunedin studio to talk about some of his recent work and about why he's chosen Dunedin as a base for his… Read more Audio

9:30 PM.Bryan hitched a ride with Dave, Mike, Levi and Josh on the Taieri Gorge Railway as far as Hindon with the team loading railway sleepers on to the back of their truck. Read more Audio

8:10 PM.Bryan stirs a cup of tea with Dr. Ashton Bradley from Otago University. He's part of a research collaboration with the University of Queensland which has just published a report in the magazine… Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Bryan Crump heads to the Otago Polytechnic's School of Vetrinary Nursing - which also houses the Dunedin Wildlife Hospital. Read more Audio

8:10 PM.RNZ's Dunedin reporter, Tim Brown talks us through the importance of gradient. Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Dunedinite Brian Roper joins Bryan in the Dunedin studio. Tonight's topic is the Zero Carbon Bill. Read more Audio

7:12 PM.This weekend the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra highlights the talents of two of the city's finest musicians - Violinist Tessa Petersen and 'cellist Heleen du Plessis. Read more Audio

9:40 PM.A report by the British Office of National Statistics shows significant pay gaps between ethnic groups in the country. Read more Audio

7:09 PM.Brad Warrington, AKA DJ Sticky Fingaz, starts us on a journey through New Zealand hip-hop and how he first got hooked. Read more Video, Audio

9:35 PM.The University of Canterbury team Electric Sheep was the only New Zealand team to compete at the international RoboCup 2019 competition in Sydney, designing and building autonomous robot teams capable… Read more Audio

8:08 PM.Playmarket, in partnership with Creative New Zealand, Playwrights' Studio Scotland and Magnetic North Theatre Company, offers New Zealand playwrights the opportunity to apply for a playwriting… Read more Audio

7:10 PM.Writer and traveller, John Bishop has an abiding love of the American South. He recently returned from another trip to the former Confederate States of the USA, and joins us to tell us all about it. Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Our regular physicist, Prof. Shaun Hendy, director of Te Punaha Matatini at the University of Auckland joins us once again. Continuing his theme of time, he's talking atomic clocks. Read more Audio

9:10 PM.Peter Lammp is our sportscaster tonight. He'll be telling us why he thought the Super Rugby final was humdrum, and we'll get an update on golfer Tim Wilkinson. Cricket may get a mention. Read more Audio

7:10 PM.How do vets cope when they can't keep animals alive? Vicki Lim is a pet veterinarian based in Auckland, and she's the founder of an international effort called The Riptide Project - a platform for… Read more Audio

9:30 PM.Former RNZ Country Life presenter, Susan Murray has been exploring in Australia. She joins us live from Mt. Isa. Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Pianist Rachel Church makes her Nights debut as our cultural ambassador. Tonight she's taking a look at Debussy's Sonata for Violin and Piano. Read more Audio

9:30 PM.Twenty-seven years ago, Trevor McKewen's book about New Zealand rugby heroes celebrated a stoic, machismo national character. He joins us with sports journalist Jamie Wall to ask if it has stood the… Read more Audio