Nights

Rhododendron and similar plants, contain toxic chemicals called grayanotoxins. These toxins can accumulate in honey, particularly around the Black Sea region of Turkey. Leo Schepp from Toxinform joins us from a trip to the US to tell us more.

Artist and photographer, Ramyond Sagapolutele joins us once again with an eye on the life, art and culture of South Auckland.

A new research report from the University of Otago Legal Issues Centre (UOLIC) recommends ten steps to help New Zealand's law profession deliver more free services to people caught in New Zealand's widening 'justice gap'. Bridgette Toy-Cronin Director, University of Otago Legal Issues Centre Joins us.

Inspired by iconic huts of rural and alpine Aotearoa, a collection of handcrafted structures have been popping up around the Wellington Region. The Urban Hut Club is a new project for the 2020 NZ Festival. We're joined by Niko, one of the artists involved.

Nights' favourite philosopher, Ann Kerwin joins us once again. Tonight she discusses how to be good.

Tonight's Sportscaster is RNZ Pacific's Vinnie Wylie for a look at what's going on in sporting codes across the Pacific ocean. He's been covering Vanuatu's Olympic hopes, Tahiti's hosting role in the 2024 Paris Olympics and the impact of Covid 19 on sporting matches in the region.

Teardrop caravans have experienced a huge revival in Aotearoa recently as people have got involved in building and renovating their own compact campers.

William Yang joins us once again from Taipei with the latest news from Taiwan.

Ruby Solly wrote an article earlier this week in E-Tangata about being Māori in the classical music world. Ruby joins us along with musician Tama Waipara and Maori language lecturer Vini Olsen-Reeder.

Andrew Clouston is a full time Paramedic with St John in Christchurch metro.