Nights

Silver Tambur joins us once again from Estonia.

Nights astronomer and former University of Canterbury Mt John Observatory superintendent Alan Gilmore joins us once again with news about why Betelgeuse is becoming unusually faint and the continuing search for dark matter.

A group of tradies mostly plumbers & electricians are hitting the road on motorcycles on February 1st, riding from Auckland to Invercargill and back to raise money for men's mental health & lift the profile of mental health organisations in New Zealand. One of the organisers, Terry Bluck joins us to tell us more.

What is it like being a male escort for guys with disabilities We talk to Pedro Amigo, Melbourne's premier disability-specialist sex worker.

Eddie Sanders has developed an online interactive map to record transport 'near misses'. He joins us to tel us all about Dangerspace.

Eric Crampton, chief economist at the New Zealand Initiative is returns as our first after dinner speaker of 2020. Tonight we're looking at the economics of parenting. Can market forces help get the chores done?

Dana Johannsen is tonight's sportscaster. It's been a big few weeks in Tennis - and we're looking forward to a couple more...

Jan Finlayson, President of the Federated Mountain Clubs and Vice President Tania Seward join us to talk about the club and their recent photography competition.

Bryan's look back on what made the news in the past decade as we wrap up the twenty teens.

University of Otago political historian A.Prof Brian Roper deconstructs public policies from around the globe...