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If you've been following the election, you'll know that which parties are open to working with each other post-election is a hot topic... especially with the minor parties polling so strongly. Christopher Luxon has repeatedly ruled out working with Opportunity, and last night during the multi-party debate, Qiulae Wong reaffirmed her stance against working in a government with Winston Peters as for...

How long would we survive on earth if the sun disappeared? Astrophysicist Professor Jan Eldridge joins to explain. 

It's time for us to get up to speed. To tune into the zeitgeist. To chat about what's happening in pop-culture and the world wide web. 

Josh Yates is the man behind The Old Man’s Attic, a men’s thrift store which opened in Frankton a few months ago.

Sociologist Mike Grimshaw argues universities have become too focused on the job part, and it might be time to redress the balance.

A.R.T are an award-winning vocal group made up of Anastasia, Rosetta and T-R3X. Their soulful harmonies blend R&B, soul and reggae and earlier this year they were named Best Pacific Group at the Pacific Music Awards. 

New research found several cities were actually much better connected by land than Rome was. 

Tonight he's talking rugby, Ronaldo, and wrestling. 

This week Emma is taking a look at about New Zealand slang and its historic origins. 

Friend of the show, writer and all-round thinker, Danyl McLauchlan, joins us to explore some of the best political novels of the 21st century.

We all know comic books are places to find great stories, masked superheroes and captivating illustrations. Well, our guest tonight is harnessing the art form and pairing it with important messages, particularly in the health and science space.

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

The dominant force in English football for the past decade has been found guilty of serious breaches of Premiere League rules. 

This weekend is looking pretty good for all the literary lovers out there, with Bookshop Day back tomorrow for its eleventh year.

Scientists have now invented a clock, that uses the nucleus of an atom to measure time, which could be even more accurate than anything we have today.

A new Netflix series filmed right here in New Zealand has become a global hit. So, what does Oamaru make of its latest moment in the spotlight, and what could it mean for the town?

Remember when the landline really was THE phone? Then mobile phones came along and completely changed the world as we know it.

Nights' resident screen critic joins to review: The Social Reckoning (In Cinemas), Dead Man's Wire (ArovVision) The Last Lighthouse (YouTube). 

Tonight, she’s looking at why we still campaign like we’re under First Past the Post, only to govern under MMP.

Why do we give more weight to some reviews than others? That’s the question behind new research from the University of Auckland.

A new report, For the Long Run, says political parties need to stop seeing older New Zealanders simply as a financial burden and start recognising the contribution they can continue to make.

Can you trademark any word you like? A surname? A suburb? Your dog's name?

From Caramilk to Ginger Coca-cola, Kiwis are often among the first people in the world asked to give something a go. But why is that?

Tonight: protests in France, a mysterious plague case in Russia, accusations against Germany’s former spy chief, and whiskey in space

More than 50 institutions are involved in the project, including a team from the University of Canterbury, led by Professor Jenni Adams.