Nights

Our standard world maps are based off a 1569 Mercator map, and a few days ago, the UN voted to adopt a new world map. 

Journalist and commentator Ben Strang joins the show with the latest sports news.

As we've known for a while now, El Niño is on its way - and experts are warning it could make this summer’s grass-pollen season particularly rough.

The Greens want to break up the supermarket duopoly by creating a new publicly owned chain called KiwiMart. So, what would that take? 

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

Featuring photographs, memorabilia and 15 gowns from the 1800s to the 2000's, the exhibition takes a walk back through local Ōtorohanga history. 

Now we all know things are heating up in Parliament's Beehive ahead of the election - but what about our local bees?

Owen Lloyd started the club earlier this year, and it’s already growing faster than he expected.

It's first episode aired on American television back in September of 1966. 

The Melbourne four-piece are back in Aotearoa as part of their 15th anniversary celebrations.

This weekend - the New Zealand Warriors face off against the Sea Eagles at Go Media Stadium. It's their last chance to fill Kiwi fans with confidence, and get those bandwangoners on board, before the NRL finals begin. According to reports, flights from Auckland to Sydney ahead of the big grand final in early October, are already selling out ... so fans are feeling VERY hopeful. So could this reall...

Nights' resident screen critic Dan Slevin joins Susana Leiataua to review: Terminator 2 (In cinemas), The West Wing (HBO Max) and Mārama (Māori+). 

Tonight, we're discussing Sally Rooney's, "Beautiful World, Where Are You." 

With over 14,000 athletes from over 400 schools, the games will have more athletes taking part than the 2024 Paris Olympics did.

The Government’s Chief Victims Advisor has advised that specially trained panels should replace randomly selected juries for sexual violence trials.

Christian Smith dials in from London with news from the other side of the world.

Class action lawsuits used to feel pretty rare in New Zealand... but that’s starting to change.

It's a tiny mining town in the middle of the South Australian Outback. But here's the crazy part - around half the town actually lives underground.

Tonight we're asking: Why do TV newsreaders wear such formal clothing?

Anna Rawhiti-Connell joins Nights to help us get up to speed with what's happening in pop-culture and the world wide web. 

CA ANZ - an industry group for chartered accountants - is advocating for a change that would allow people to delay when they start receiving super.

The Knights Lightsaber Group now has more than 180 members, making it the biggest group of its kind in our very own Aotearoa. 

Terry Sutcliffe keeps his impressive clock and watch collection in a 'horology room' - horology being the study of timekeeping.

Tonight, we're talking the All Blacks, NZ motorsport, tennis hall of fame, and sporting superpowers. 

This week Emma is taking a look at the spread of the telegraph through New Zealand.