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Split Enz' Mike Chunn to step away from mentoring programme
9:12 PM.Split Enz founding member Mike Chunn is not only a skilled bassist - he's also a successful author and respected music mentor.
Twenty years ago, he founded Play It Strange to help nurture… Read more Audio
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Would you Adam 'n' Eve it? Cockney accent no longer dominant in London
10:42 PM.Researchers from the University of Essex studied the dialects of a group of 18 to 33-year-olds from South East England and found there has been a change in dialects among younger people.
They've… Read more Audio
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Nights Expert: Maths with Dillon Mayhew
10:37 PM.Dillon Mayhew is Associate Professor at the School of Mathematics and Statistics at Te Heranga Waka/Victoria University of Wellington. Dillon joins Nights to talk numbers for what might be the final… Read more Audio
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Closing the digital divide
10:34 PM.Digital Future Aotearoa runs digital literacy and kids' coding workshops across the country. The charity just picked up an award at the Australia and New Zealand 2023 IDC Future Enterprise Awards… Read more Audio
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Wellington's Miramar Peninsula now predator free
10:19 PM.Predator Free Wellington is on a mission to rid our capital city of pests and restore native birdlife populations. The group held a gathering over the weekend to celebrate the elimination of rats… Read more Audio
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Kiwi Illustrator jumped at chance to work with celebrated authour Joy Cowley
9:09 PM.When accomplished illustrator Hilary Jean Tapper was offered the chance to work on a children's book written by New Zealand author Joy Cowley, it was an opportunity she couldn't refuse.
At the Bach… Read more Audio
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BBC Lookahead
10:50 PM.The BBC's Pete Ross joins us for a wrap of news making global headlines. Audio
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Traditional Maori instruments preserved using 3D technology
10:38 PM.Professor Olaf Diegel from the University of Auckland is using 3D technology to preserve taonga puoro - or traditional Maori instruments. Professor Deigal speak to Nights. Audio
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A week-long trip to Stewart Island/Rakiura up for grabs
10:28 PM.The winners of a competition held by Mamaku Point Conservation Trust will see one lucky group visit Stewart Island/Rakiura to experience the regenerated forests and see the animals living in the… Read more Audio
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National Park to revert to its previous name Waimarino?
10:18 PM.There is a growing movement to restore the name of National Park to Waimairno, with local iwi saying Waimarino Pa was once located on what is now National Park Village. Former Ruapehu District… Read more Audio
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Jazz Expert Fergus Barrowman
9:39 PM.Nights regular Fergus Barrowman joins the show with some of his jazz favourites. Audio
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Sports chat with Bryan Waddle
9:08 PM.Are the Blackcaps under pressure at the Cricket World Cup? Will the men's and women's Wellington Phoenix teams both mount table-topping challenges this season? Bryan Waddle joins the show for a look… Read more Audio
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Trampoline world champion Dylan Schmidt
10:18 PM.At the 2020 Summer Olympics, Dylan Schmidt became New Zealand's first Olympic medallist in any gymnastics discipline. Last year, the Southlander was crowned world champion at the 2022 Trampoline… Read more Audio
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Short Cut with Dan Slevin
9:50 PM.Nights' regular TV and film critic Dan Slevin is in for another chat about what he's been watching this week. Audio
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Is it time robot referees to officiate in sports?
9:20 PM.The debate around rugby officiating, particularly the involvement of the TMO, has taken on a life of its own - with calls to let the man or women on the park do the officiating. Dr Nick Agar is a… Read more Audio
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New dental subscription service
9:08 PM.A new dental subscription model claims it will help Kiwis unable to afford oral healthcare. There are clinics in seven cities offering the EasyDental scheme and company spokesperson Maykon Dias said… Read more Audio
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World Digital Preservation Day
10:45 PM.Digital preservation is not something many of us spend a lot of time thinking about - but digital archivists do it every day. Archives New Zealand senior digital archivist Valerie Love and… Read more Audio
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Folk band walk 1,400 km around Wales
10:35 PM.Two British musicians have taken sustainable touring to the next level by walking 1,400 km around Wales with their instruments strapped to their backs. Formed in Birmingham, Filkin's Drift combine… Read more Audio
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Young winemaker of the year
10:25 PM.22-year-old Alena Kamper from Sacred Hill in Hawke's Bay has won the young winemaker of the year prize. As well as winning $1000 in cash, she will get the chance to visit to the Tonnellerie de Mercury… Read more Audio
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How can low flammability crops slow wildfire spread?
9:45 PM.New research from Lincoln University looks at how crops with low flammability can stop the spread of wildfires across our agricultural landscapes. Dr Tim Curran is the Associate Professor of Ecology… Read more Audio
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Teen tech correspondent Charlie Cuff
9:30 PM.Charlie Cuff joins Nights to talk about the humble timepiece. Audio
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How to build and use a low-cost telescope
9:08 PM.There have been incredible leaps in telescope technology over the past 100 years, letting us see deeper into space and further back into time. The technology has not been accessible to everyone -… Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch
10:30 PM.Hayden Donnell joins Mark for a look at the latest media landscape. Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch
10:30 PM.Hayden Donnell joins Mark for a look at the latest media landscape. Audio