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BBC World Lookahead with Pete Ross
10:45 PM.We speak to the BBC's Pete Ross about what's hitting the headlines internationally including the fallout and latest developments follow the attempted assassination of former US President Donald Trump.
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Sports with Bryan Waddle
10:30 PM.Emile Donovan speaks to New Zealand sports broadcasting veteran Bryan Waddle about the big stories in sports, including England falling at the final footballing glory hurdle again, Scott Robertson's… Read more Audio
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The social worker taking clients roadside
10:18 PM.Every day, social worker Scotty Harvey hops into his 1997 Toyota Camry, covered from bonnet to boot in messages of support and hope, and drives to a roadside spot where he parks up for the day to… Read more Audio
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Utilising LSD, MDMA and mushrooms for mental health
9:30 PM.Dr Lisa Reynolds is a senior lecturer at the University of Auckland's school of psychological medicine and she is leading a new study on the potential benefits of microdosing LSD for those with… Read more Audio
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Whakataukī of the Week with Professor Tom Roa
9:15 PM.An academic and te reo Māori advocate, he and Dr Rodrigo Hill have just released an exhibition and photo book titled Ki te Kapu o Taku Ringa - In the Palm of My Hand which uses photography through a… Read more Audio
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Out Lately with Finn Johansson
10:30 PM.He's back, and no doubt ready to inform, educate and entertain us with an array of eclectic music. Read more Audio
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The kiwi creative combining art and sports ahead of the Paris Olympics
10:17 PM.Artist Zakea Page joins Nights about his solo art exhibition, entitled 'Hockey in Motion''. Read more Audio
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Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
9:30 PM.Nights' resident screen critic Dan Slevin joins us for some weekend viewing picks. Read more Audio
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This Weekend: Young Farmer of The Year
9:15 PM.We chat to chief executive of New Zealand Young Farmers Lynda Coppersmith about the iconic kiwi event.
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A sport sceptic's guide to watching the football
10:45 PM.The Spinoff's Lyric Waiwiri-Smith speaks to Emile Donovan about the experience of joining England fans at a pub downtown Auckland Read more Audio
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Aotearoa's first queer history month
10:30 PM.Sarah Buxton is the director of The Charlotte Museum, New Zealand's only lesbian museum. She joins Emile Donovan. Read more Audio
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Putting 3000-year-old armour to the test on modern day soliders
10:17 PM.Researchers at University of Thessaly in Greece set out to determine if the suit of armour was used in combat, or just for ceremonial purposes. Andreas Flouris joins Emile Donovan to discuss what they… Read more Audio
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Steve Braunias: 'I was becoming an unhappy figure in court'
9:35 PM.Award-winning writer Steve Braunias tells Emile Donovan why The Survivors - his third book of New Zealand crime narratives - will also be his last. Read more Audio
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Philosophy Now!
9:15 PM.We explore the classic moral thought experiment, the trolley problem, but with an AI twist. Read more Audio
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Balclutha sets its sights on Six60 gig
10:45 PM.It's one of five locations who are battling it out for the band's 'encore concert' for their Grassroots Tour, before they head to Europe. Mayor, Bryan Cadogan talks to Emile Donovan about why he wants… Read more Audio
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Anthology highlights differently-structured families in Aotearoa
10:30 PM.A new book looks at the subject of single-parented or alternatively structured families in Aotearoa New Zealand. Read more Audio
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Retail giant Amazon turns 30
10:17 PM.Thirty years ago, Jeff Bezos started a company which would one day be known as Amazon - and which would change the course of retail - and, indeed, the world - irrevocably. Author Natalie Berg joins… Read more Audio
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Myth Takes: Gladiators
9:15 PM.Classics enthusiast and educator Ben Jackson joins us for our monthly chat. Tonight, we are stepping into the Colosseum and taking a deep dive into the history of the Gladiators Read more Audio
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Why do men think it's masculine to sit in silence on long-haul flights?
10:50 PM.An online trend shows men - it's almost exclusively men - spending the entirety of a long-haul flight not using any entertainment or distractions outside of the journey map. Why? Read more Audio
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New literacy standards are coming, but what about conversational literacy?
10:30 PM.Soon children aged three to six in the Nelson region will be given the chance to take part in a pilot programme which covers the skills involved in talking, using words and conversing with others. Read more Audio
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The implications of the Siouxsie Wiles employment case
10:18 PM.Employment lawyer Barbara Buckett explains why the Employment Court judge ruled that the University of Auckland had breached its contractual obligations to Siouxsie Wiles by not protecting her from… Read more Audio
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Politics by Night with Thomas Coughlan
9:30 PM.NZ Herald deputy political editor Thomas Coughlan joins Emile Donovan to cover the latest on the Darleen Tana saga and the government's plans to flood the housing market. Read more Audio
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Shower Thoughts: Why are our voices different?
9:15 PM.Nights is joined by Sasha Calhoun, an associate professor at Victoria University of Wellington's School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies to explain how humans came to sound so different… Read more Audio
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BBC World Lookahead with Jonathan Frewin
10:45 PM.BBC World's Jonathan Frewin joins Emile Donovan to take a look at what the UK can expect from the new Labour government, the fallout from the surprise results of the French elections and Hollywood… Read more Audio
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Sports with Jamie Wall
10:30 PM.RNZ sports journalist Jamie Wall debriefs the All Blacks and their first test under coach Scott Robinson and the rise of New Zealand's newest sporting star Lulu Sun. Read more Audio