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What is hyrox and why is everyone talking about it?
9:35 PM.Gary Moodie, owner of Flex Fitness gyms in Kaiapoi and Rangiora is about to compete in his very first Hyrox race. Audio
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Nights Science with Ezzy Pearson
9:20 PM.Nights science correspondent Ezzy Pearson joins Susana Lei'ataua to talk clever cows and moon landings. Read more Audio
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Young New Zealanders say the system is broken and they feel powerless to fix it
8:10 PM.Susana Lei'ataua talks to Outward Bound CEO Malindi MacLean. Read more Audio
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Humanity’s oldest known cave art
9:25 PM.Professor Renaud Joannes-Boyau led the team that discovered handprints more than 67,000 years old in Indonesia. Read more Audio
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Shower Thought: Why are agapanthus everywhere?
8:45 PM.To help us unpack Nights speaks to Murray Dawson - a botanist at Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research who has spent years breeding low‑fertility and sterile versions of agapanthus to try to keep their… Read more Audio
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Legs out, rain or shine: Just the Kiwi way?
8:30 PM.New Zealanders are famous for many things, but apparently nothing makes us stand our more than wearing shorts in the freezing rain or snow while out in the wilderness. Read more Audio
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Two thirds of New Zealanders have seen extreme content online
8:10 PM.The internet has long been seen as a wild west and a new report shows it might be even worse than previously thought. Read more Audio
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Our enduring fascination with Stonehenge
9:25 PM.Stonehenge expert Julian Richards will be at the Whanganui Regional Museum this Thursday to give a public talk about one of the world's enduring mysteries, and the emerging science telling us its… Read more Audio
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BBC World Service Lookahead with Rob Hugh-Jones
8:50 PM.We cross to the BBC World Service to take a look at some of the events making international headlines. Read more Audio
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Sport with Jamie Wall
8:40 PM.It's been a whirlwind few weeks in New Zealand rugby with the shock sacking of All Blacks coach Scott Robertson after a couple of years that were maybe not great, but not exactly disastrous either. Read more Audio
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Small Histories with Emma Kay
8:30 PM.Tonight she's talking about our somewhat complex web of provincial anniversary days. Read more Audio
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In a changing world, how does New Zealand find its way?
8:15 PM.Mark Leishman speaks to Nicholas Ross Smith, a senior research fellow at Canterbury University's National Centre for Research on Europe. Read more Audio
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Out Lately with Finn Johansson
9:25 PM.He's back for the last time in 2025, and no doubt ready to inform, educate and entertain us with an array of eclectic music. Read more Audio
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Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
8:35 PM.Nights' resident screen critic joins Emile Donovan to review the year in movies. Read more Audio
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When things go wrong for Santa
8:20 PM.RNZ Producer Angie Skerrett has been looking at times when things haven't quite gone according to plan. Read more Audio
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Why does time seem to go so fast?
8:10 PM.Hinze Hogendoorn is a Professor in Visual Time Perception at the Queensland University of Technology and he joins Emile Donovan.. Read more Audio
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How do I stop spiders living in my wing mirrors?
9:35 PM.Pest control expert Heiko Kaise joins Emile Donovan to answer this question. Read more Audio
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Science with Ezzy Pearson
9:25 PM.Tonight, some Xmas themed science research, including the science of cooking the perfect turkey. Read more Audio
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Christopher Tubbs on DJing, the vibe, the music and why dancing is for everyone
8:45 PM.The DJ, producer, and 'godfather of Kiwi club culture' joins RNZ Nights. Read more Audio
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Philosophy Now with Dan Weijers
8:35 PM.Tonight's question: Is advertising actually a good idea? Read more Audio
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End of year reflections with RNZ Nights' Tim Miller
8:20 PM.Our executive producer pops along with some sage reflections on the nature of sport and success in this his final show of the year Read more Audio
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A mega ministry merger to rule them all
8:10 PM.Dr Tim Welch is a Senior Lecturer in Architecture and Planning at the University of Auckland and joins Emile Donovan to discuss the new mega ministry. Read more Audio
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Why Jane Austen still connects with readers
9:25 PM.Associate Lecturer in English Literature, Dr Naomi Walker explains why the author's connection with her readers is as strong as ever. Read more Audio
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What does voter fraud claims mean for future of local body election voting?
8:10 PM. Otago University Professor of Law, Andrew Geddis joins Emile Donovan. Read more Audio
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The art of playing the triangle with NZSO percussionist Sam Rich
9:15 PM.Sam joins Emile Donovan from our Wellington studio for a live performance to showcase the triangle. Read more Audio