Nights

Dillon Mayhew is celebrating Women in Mathematics.

Zoe George, Senior Sports Reporter at Stuff joins us to take a look at what Level 2 might mean for sport.

RNZ Pacific have temporarily suspended Dateline Pacific in it regular format so that they can concentrate their efforts on broadcasting to the Pacific. In the meantime, each weeknight we'll chat to one of their reporters for a daily update. Tonight Bryan Crump talks to Don Wiseman.

Budgets are a critical link for citizens to participate in the democratic process of national development. Consultant Jonathan Dunn and author Max Rashbrook join us to look at how we make budgets and budget processes transparent and participatory at all levels of government.

Devan Devaroyan from Smart Express couriers in Auckland gives us the lowdown on how they're keeping goods moving from one level to the next.

The Packaging Forum's Lyn Mayes gives us the latest on New Zealand's soft plastics recycling programme.

We're joined by Whetu Fala, Station Manager of AwaFM in Whanganui.

With the latest from Japan, Motoko Kakubayashi joins us on the line from Tokyo.

Our well-read weatherman Erick Brenstrum is back for a chat. Tonight there's some interesting discoveries lurking below the Black Sea.

Director and choreographer Malia Johnston joins us once again to take a look at the world of contemporary dance in Aorearoa. The effects of Covid-19 on the industry and on individuals; some good, some bad and some surprising. We'll also be joined by Julia Harvey, the Artist Director of MAP (Movement Art Practice) in Christchurch and the curator of Tiny Fest.