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It's time for our fortnightly chat with Nights' resident sociolinguist, associate professor Julia de Bres.

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

An athlete competing in a Hyrox event soiled herself mid race - sparking intense debate. But why does exercising make us need to go?

One woman is now warning others to take the flu seriously after she fainted through a glass shower door while sick with Influenza a couple of years ago. 

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in one of the more unusual and unseen corners of the world? Well, here on Nights, we're aiming to find out exactly that. And tonight we're asking - What's It Like Living in Whittier? It's a tiny town tucked among the mountains and glaciers of Alaska, home to just a few hundred people. And here's the crazy part - almost the entire town lives in t...

It's that time of the week on RNZ Nights, when we answer curious questions. And tonight, we're focusing on the music sector - with the question, how do musician make money? David Ridler is a music & media industry consultant, who has over 25 years' experience in the New Zealand music, broadcasting and media industries. He joins Emile Donovan to share the ins and outs of making money in the music i...

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. Joining us tonight, for our regular segment on Nights, is Anna Rawhiti- Connell.

A few days ago, the head of AI company Anthropic, put out a call for the pace of AI development to be slowed down. In his proposal, chief executive Dario Amondei, outlined the serious risks associated with the rapidly evolving tech and laid out a three-point plan that would bring together governments, companies and third-party evaluations. Rival tech bosses Sam Altman and Elon Musk have agreed wit...

Tonight, we delve into the mystical world of the Ōtautahi Christchurch author and his new book The Dreadlord's Accountant.

Tonight, we're talking the NFL taking over Melbourne, Sydney Sweeney's new ad sparking outrage among female athletes, and Hayden Wilde winning the Ironman 70.3 World Title. 

This week Emma is taking a look at the rediscovery of the Moa. 

Out in West Auckland's Glenora Bears, tamariki are taking to the field with te reo Māori all around them.

Recent tragic events involving students - including a fatal train incident in Auckland - have raised the question of how best to support them. 

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

Spring is finally starting to show itself - and right in the heart of Tamaki Makaurau, Eden Gardens are putting on quite the display...

Deep in the Waimakariri Gorge, members of the Canterbury branch of Jet Boating New Zealand, are working to preserve two huts.

9/11 commemorations have kicked off around the globe as we mark 25 years since the attacks. 

Apple has released their new passport-sized foldable iPhone. Named Duo - it'll set you back a north of $4000 New Zealand dollars.

Researchers in the US have developed a way to take plastic waste and turn it into edible ingredients - which they’ve then used to make a 3D-printed cookie.

Nights' resident screen critic joins Mark Leishman to review: Hope (In Cinemas), Mayday (Apple TV), and The Quiet Earth (Kanopy). 

With the NFL's first ever regular season game taking place in Australia tomorrow, it got us thinking - how popular is the sport here in NZ?

As our population ages, many of our kiwi businesses are facing the loss of much of their hard-fought wisdom as older workers leave. 

The first toroa chicks of the season have started taking flight - and they could spend around five years at sea before touching land again.

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

Kekerengu mum Em Nesbit created GateShare to help people find roadside stalls and home producers all across the motu.