Nights

Down in Dunedin two mates have combined their love of cycling with what seems to be a booming business idea. Ashley Hayden and Liam Harrison are the founders of Pedals Dunedin a urgent e-bike courier service.

Tomorrow in Auckland hundreds housing advocates will gather as part of a movement to advocate for and promote different ways of designing, building and financing homes in New Zealand.

Poachers have been illegal felling native trees deep inside the Pureora Forest Park near Taupo. Both DOC and local manu whenua are asking for the public's help and are calling on those doing the poaching to stop.

A state of emergency has been declared for the Tai Rawhiti/Gisborne, where there is a red heavy rain warning in place until Sunday. Gisborne Mayor Rehette Stoltz gives and update on the situation in the region.

Fish species around the world are getting smaller as their habitats get warmer, according to research. But why?

Nights regular and forest expert, Dean Baigent-Mercer, talks to Mark about mining on conservation land and native forests.

Colin Peacock hosts this week's Midweek Mediawatch and shares the latest news and happenings in New Zealand's media.

A Canterbury feral cat-hunting tournament which was pulled earlier this year after a national and international outcry is set to return. Organisers of the North Canterbury Hunting Competition have added the category back for this week's competition. Tournament organiser Matt Bailey.

We're just over three months out from this year's general election, which also means we're nearing the end of the three year parliamentary term. But what if we made it a year longer? Associate professor Grant Duncan from Massey University's school of people, environment and planning.

Astronomy isn't something you readily associate with the legal system and a court environment, but those worlds collide for Astrophysicist/Cosmologist Dr Brad Tucker from the Australian National University. He can frequently be found sharing his expertise somewhere you don't expect: in court.