Nights

End of Life Doula Alliance Aotearoa chair, Treza Gallogly joins Emile Donovan.

Duration:00:13:40

Kiwi lecturer at Harvard on misinformation, and the right to be told the truth

Matt Macdonald lectures in ethics His PhD looks at misinformation, and the right to be told the truth. He's back in the country for a few weeks, and he joins Emile Donovan.

Duration:00:11:08

Kiwi's turning back to domestic media says new survey

Duncan Grieve from The Spinoff joins Emile Donovan to discuss the findings of the New Zealand on Air "Where are the Audiences?" survey.

Duration:00:14:47

Nights Politics with Thomas Coughlan

Deputy Political Editor at the New Zealand Herald Thomas Coughlan joins Emile Donovan to talk about the big political stories of the week.

Duration:00:11:06

Shower Thoughts: How do I protect myself from lightning?

Professor Craig Rodger is from the Space Physics Group at the University of Otago and joins Emile Donovan.

Duration:00:16:24

BBC World Lookahead with Pete Ross

BBC World's Pete Ross joins Emile Donovan to look at the events making headlines internationally, including the WHO's declaration of a global emergency over the spread of a new strain of mpox, the latest polling from the US elections, and the Paralympic Games are set to kick off this week.

Duration:00:14:14

Sports with Bryan Waddle

Nights' sports correspondent Bryan Waddle joins Emile Donovan to discuss Lydia Ko's shining month, the All Blacks' coaching strife, new rules for rugby's National Provincial Championship, and the America's Cup.

Duration:00:12:18

Billionare CEO of Telegram app to appear before court

While Telegram supporters label Durov a 'free-speech hero', his app has caused concern about the spread misinformation, extremism and illicit activity, like drug sales and child pornography.

Duration:00:12:52

What machines can learn from the dung beetle

In 2013, researchers discovered that the humble dung beetle was using the Milky Way as a navigational guide to roll its signature balls of dung. Now, engineers in Australia have been taking notes.

Duration:00:22:26

Whakataukī of the Week with Haupai Puha

Haupai Puha is a darts superstar. Ranked number one in the country, he's the first New Zealander to qualify for the world professional darts circuit.

Duration:00:10:21

Out Lately with Finn Johansson

He's back, and no doubt ready to inform, educate and entertain us with an array of eclectic music.

Duration:00:26:47

Remembering Janet Frame on her birthday centenary

Writer, editor and critic Catherine Taylor joins Emile Donovan to reflect on the work and legacy of the acclaimed author.

Duration:00:14:07

Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin

Nights' resident screen critic is back with three tips for your weekend viewing pleasure.

Duration:00:15:39

This Weekend: The Bitches' Box

Amelia Dunbar is one half of comedy duo and joins Emile Donovan to talk about their shows this weekend.

Duration:00:07:58

Are running clubs the new Tinder?

Running clubs across the world are reporting increasing numbers of people joining, as many singles ditch the on-line options for finding a partner.

Duration:00:08:03

Australia's new 'right to switch off' laws to kick in

Associate Professor John Hopkins, from the Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne, Australia joins Emile Donovan to explain how they will work.

Duration:00:12:32

What's behind the shock departure of AB's assistant coach?

Sports journalist Jamie Wall joins Nights to discuss Leon MacDonald's call to quit the role.

Duration:00:15:52

Maddie Dai on cartooning for the New Yorker and writing 'We Were Dangerous'

Emile Donovan talks to the screenwriter behind New Zealand feature film We Were Dangerous from her home in London.

Duration:00:17:37

The 'cult of toxic happiness'