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  • Nights Sport

    sport

    9:12 PM.Dana Johansen joins us once more with a weather eye on the world of sport. Audio

  • Tactical Urbamism

    environment education

    7:30 PM.Tactial urbanism - making small-scale changes to our urban environment to make our public spaces better - is an approach gaining traction worldwide. Steven Burgess from MRCagney is joins us to tell us… Read more Audio

  • Something for The Weekend

    8:08 PM.The Vice President of the North Island St.Bernard Association, Charmaine Kendrick joins us to tell us about their dog carting day at the Leamington Domain on Sunday. Audio

  • Sonic Tonic

    7:08 PM.Tonight's topic is Welfare Audio

  • Nights' Overseas - Estonia

    media life and society

    7:10 PM.Editor-in-chief of Estonian World, Silver Tambur reports from the Baltic region of Northern Europe, the Republic of Estonia, pop. 1,315,819 (est. 2014) Audio

  • Milk

    7:12 PM.Pennie Hunt has written and directed a short film about a UBoat cruising the East Coast of New Zealand in January 1945 called Milk. Audio

  • The Fields Medal for Mathematics

    7:12 PM.Our regular Mathematician Dillon Mahew from the School of Mathematics and Statistics at Victoria University join us once again with news of this year's Fields Medal for Mathematics. Audio

  • Nights Sport

    sport

    9:12 PM.Peter Lammp is back with an eye on the All Blacks in Nelson and the racing review. Audio

  • Donovan Bixley on Maui

    author interview te ao Maori

    7:12 PM.Illustrator Donovan Bixley has reimagined the classic tale of How Maui Fished Up The North Island. Audio

  • Something For The Weekend

    8:09 PM.Hosted by The Scholars Pro Musica Chamber Choir and back by popular demand, this fundraising concert is a fun community event enjoyed by all. An open invitation is extended to singers of all ages and… Read more Audio

  • Sonic Tonic for Friday 7 Sept

    7:07 PM.sonic tonic - Gold. The inflated imitations of gold and silver, which after the rapture are thrown into the fire, all is exhausted and dissipated by the debt. All scrips and bonds are wiped out. At… Read more Audio

  • A South Auckland Lens

    7:08 PM.Photographer Raymond Sagapolutele is back again with a South Auckland perspective. Tonight he's looking at Crying Men by Black Grace, a new work choreographed by Neil Ieremia and he's Andy Leleisi'uao… Read more Audio

  • World Weather

    7:12 PM.Eric Brenstrum joins us once again with an eye on the world's weather. Audio

  • The Sofa Sessions: Wellington Filipino Choir

    music

    7:08 PM.The Wellington Filipino Choir (aka FilCoro) join Bryan Crump for a Sofa Session, which includes a gorgeous version of the Leonard Bernstein song 'Somewhere'. Read more Audio, Gallery

  • Nights Sport

    9:10 PM.Dana Johannsen is back with us tonight. In her sights tonight she has The Warriors, Noeline Taurua and the documentary Icarus. Audio

  • Song of the Spirit

    7:35 PM.Methodist lay-preacher John Thornley joins us once again to explore the spiritual side of songs. In this episode, Bob Dylan's gospel period. Audio

  • Orientation

    7:12 PM.Orientation is a new play from the Proudly Asian Theatre company. We talk to actors Natasha Daniel and Mayen Mehta. Read more Audio

  • Something for the Weekend

    music

    7:08 PM.The inaugural NZ Solo Drumming Championship is to be held tomorrow at Scots College in Wellington. Read more Audio

  • Spitfire

    7:12 PM.A new documentary about the most famous fighter plane ever made opens tonight in New Zealand. Spitfire explores this international icon through the words of the last surviving combat veterans. Read more Video, Audio, Gallery

  • Overseas Correspondent - India

    7:07 PM.Bangalore based author and journalist Shoba Narayan joins us from India. Audio

  • A socialist defence of golf

    history life and society

    7:08 PM.Our left-thinking regular pundit, University of Otago political historian Professor Brian Roper dissects the game of golf and how it has been influenced by political and ideological thinking. Read more Audio

  • 'Disorder' doco: A new lens on eating disorders

    9:08 PM.A new documentary made by young Kiwi film-makers will resonate with the thousands of New Zealanders who have lived through an eating disorder.  In the documentary created by director Miryam Jacobi and… Read more Video, Audio

  • Nights Sport

    9:08 PM.Peter Lamp is back - tonight he takes a look at the All Blacks: Where to from here with Argentina coming up? Alos the Indian hockey film Gold came and went under too many radars. About the first India… Read more Audio

  • Kororareka - The Ballad of Maggie Flynn

    7:07 PM.Following its highly successful premiere season in Auckland last year, the reworked production of Kororareka - The Ballad of Maggie Flynn tours to Napier, Wellington, Auckland, Tauranga, Hamilton and… Read more Audio

  • Time through a Lens

    7:13 PM.Catherine Knight's latest book WILDBORE: A photographic legacy showcases the photography of Pohangina farmer, bee-keeper and amateur photographer, Charles E. Wildbore, whose photographs capture a… Read more Audio, Gallery

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