Nights

Assistant Professor in International Relations at Johns Hopkins University Nina Hall joins us once again. Tonight she's chatting to us about feminist foreign policy in Germany In Particular she takes a look at the German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock

Artificial Intelligence developed in New Zealand will soon to soon be used to screen thousands of patients in the early stages of melanoma Developed by the melanoma diagnostic service MoleMap, it is hoped the AI will help address a chronic shortage of dermatologist and skin cancer doctors in New Zealand. Joining Karyn to discuss the technology is MoleMap medical director Dr Franz Strydom

The BBC's Robert Hugh-Jones joins Nights with the latest new from around the world Including the latest in the nearly year long conflict between Russian and Ukraine, the closing of one of the Seven Wonders of the world and an e-scooter debate has erupted in the French capital.

Slow down - that's the prevailing message from New Zealand Transport Authority Waka Kotahi. Lower limits don't just save lives - they make NZ towns and cities better places to live, according to Simon Kingham, Professor of Human Geography at the University of Canterbury, and the Ministry of Transport's Chief Science Advisor.

Veteran sports broadcaster and cricket commentator Bryan Waddle joins Karyn on the programme for a rundown of the latest sporting news. Including what's happening at the Australian Open, the Black Caps disastrous tour of India and a memorable week for women's football in New Zealand.

While it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas... it can also be a bit of a stressful time for many. Family gatherings, high expectations... and wrestling for the TV remote. Kirsty Ross, Associate Professor and Senior Clinical Psychologist at Massey University, joins us for some tips on how to avoid a festive freak-out.

With Christmas Day fast approaching, there's one burning question we all want an answer to: What will the weather be like on the big day? MetService meteorologist Lewis Ferris joins Karyn on the show.

Peter Langlands is on a mission to promote wild foods and foraging in New Zealand. He's been foraging most of his life and is up for any challenge. With Summer in full swing, we asked Peter to share some foraging tips.

Movie fan and film lecturer Dr Andrea Wright shares her picks for the  best Christmas movies of all time.

Annette Howley and her partner Steve sold their home and business in Timaru a few months ago - they've even left the family cat behind. They've opted for a life on the road with their campervan.