Nights

Wellington singer/songwriter Victoria Ferry joins us in the studio for a sofa session ahead of her EP Release at the Third Eye in Wellington this weekend.

Our regular freshwater ecologist, Stella McQueen has been spending some time in Otago at the Foulden Maar site finding out about the fish that lived there.

Dana Johannsen is our sportscaster tonight, talking netball, rugby and football.

Lyric Thompson, director of policy and advocacy at the International Centre for Research on Women in Washington DC join us to talk about what a feminist approach to Foreign Policy might look like.

To mark 2019 as the year of the Periodic Table, RNZ Nights has teamed up with the MacDiarmid Institute to bring you Element of The Week. Tonight, Dr David McMorran, Senior Teaching Fellow at the Department of Chemistry Te Tari Huaruanuku - University of Otago introduces us to the element zinc and the reason for tonight's sonic tonic dedicated to brass.

Although attacks on hospitals, medical transportation, and healthcare workers are illegal under international law, they are becoming the new normal. We're joined by journalist Elisabeth Mahase from the British Medial Journal.

We speak to Rachael Rakena, one of the artists behind Mana Moana, a Matariki multi-media event on Wellington's waterfront.

The Christchurch Call aims to combat online terrorism and violent extremism. Golriz Ghahraman joins us to give her take on what can be done in New Zealand.

The Christchurch Call aims to combat online terrorism and violent extremism. The European Commission was a major supporter of the Call, alongside eight EU member states. The European Union's Commissioner for the Security Union, Sir Julian Beresford King KCVO CMG joins us to talk about how the European Union are responding.

Those perfectly good sneakers in the cupboard that you never use - Maia Mariner wants to give them to families that can't afford them - so everyone can enjoy sports and stay active.