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Do you ever struggle to connect someone's face to their name, even if you've met them at work or they're family members? Well, you're not alone and may have a condition called prosopagnosia - better known as facial blindness. To learn more about this condition and how if impacts on people, Nights talks to Harvard psychologist Dr Joseph DeGutis.

The Olympics and Commonwealth Games both have their torches and the Fifa World Cups have The Ball. And for the first time the Ball will be taking part in a Women's World Cup. Nights talk to former New Zealand U-20 football international and founder of the Spirit of Football, Andrew Aris who is touring The Ball around the country.

Do you ever struggle to connect someone's face to their name, even if you've met them at work or they're family members? Well, you're not alone and may have a condition called prosopagnosia - better known as facial blindness. To learn more about this condition and how if impacts on people, Nights talks to Harvard psychologist Dr Joseph DeGutis.

Do you ever struggle to connect someone's face to their name, even if you've met them at work or they're family members? Well, you're not alone and may have a condition called prosopagnosia - better known as facial blindness. To learn more about this condition and how if impacts on people, Nights talks to Harvard psychologist Dr Joseph DeGutis.

This month randomly selected Wellingtonians will receive an invitation to take park in what is thought to be one of New Zealand's first Citizens' Assembly. Much like a jury, a citizens' assembly is a group of regular people chosen by chance to represent their community. To explain how this is all going to work and why the council is taking this approach, Nights speaks to Wellington City councillor Rebecca Matthews.

A road safety campaigner who took some unusual measures to highlight the country's road pothole problem is welcoming a promise by the National Party to address the issue.

Nights culture regular Malia Johnston joins and ahead of the opening ceremony of the Fifa Women's Football Cup is talking to us about incorporating dance and choreography into such a large production.

Nights sporting expert Bryan Waddle joins us to chat about all the highlights from a big weekend of sport, including the emphatic wins by both the All Blacks and the Warriors as well as the Black Ferns post world cup success.

As the country starts to wind down, all eyes are on what the weather has in store for Aotearoa this Matariki long weekend. MetService forecaster Tuporo Marsters joins Nights with the latest forecast.

The pull of a better life across the ditch has led to the largest net migration loss to Australia in 10 years. Last year 33,863 people migrated from New Zealand to Australia, and 20,431 moved from Australia to New Zealand. Chelsea Badger is a digital creator and recently crossed the Tasman with her partner. She tells Nights about the differences she's noticed.