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7:15 PM.Goals from behind the net with British sports journalist Richard Fleming. Is the home country happy so far with their sporting acheivements at this year's Olympics? Audio

8:55 PM.Answer. Audio

9:59 PM.Clue 8. Audio

8:59 PM.Clue 7. Audio

8:40 PM.A day doesn't go by without some weather, explanations and implications with severe weather forecaster Erick Brenstrum. Tonight, drought in the USA, rain in Japan, cockroaches in Naples and a tornado… Read more Audio

7:12 PM.Archaeologist Professor Peter Veth from the University of Western Australia about the Clarence, a 16 metre Australian colonial wreck on the sea bed off Victoria's Port Phillip Bay, and the project to… Read more Audio

9:59 PM.Clue 6. Audio

8:59 PM.Clue 5. Audio

8:43 PM.Matt Maguire talks about the new crowd-funded, Android-based Ouya console. Audio

7:10 PM.Black Grace choreographer Neil Ieremia on the challenges and joys of taking New Zealand-made contemporary dance to the world with his latest work Waka. Audio

9:59 PM.Sound clue 4 Audio

8:59 PM.Clue 3 Audio

8:42 PM.Tonight, campaigning for the presidential elections, urban agriculture and alternative education. Audio

7:12 PM.Freshwater scientist Richard Storey and the two years he worked in Lebanon helping to protect endangered wetlands of the beautiful Bekaa Valley. Audio

9:59 PM.Clue 2. Audio

9:10 PM.The revolution that Cambridge University mathematician Tim Gowers began by declining to submit or review papers for publishing house Elsevier to highlight his frustration at the lack of access to… Read more Audio

8:59 PM.Clue 1. Audio

8:45 PM.AUT Philosopher in Residence, Ann Kerwin often muses on how, what, and why we think what we do. She discusses a book by Professor Michael Sandel, What Money Can't Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets. Audio

7:12 PM.Turning back the clock on tests, triumphs and turnarounds with sports writer Joseph Romanos, at this year's games in London, United Kingdom. Audio

8:55 PM.This week's answer. Audio

9:59 PM.Clue 8. Audio

8:59 PM.Clue 7. Audio

8:40 PM.Shaun Hendy, physicist from the MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced Materials & Nanotechnology, explains both the Higgs Boson, and that loud noise when your kettle starts up... Audio

7:25 PM.Ex-Radio New Zealand operator, now working for the BBC in Oxford Circus, Anna Veale reports on how the London Olympics is likely to affect her working day. Audio

7:10 PM.Editor of Loving Dalston David Altheer about whether these Olympics will leave a positive impact upon the community of Hackney, London's host borough for the games, and if he is personally prepared… Read more Audio