Nights

Palmerston North may be thinking about a new flag. Massey University Student, Ben Foster has designed one he reckons will work better than the current offering. Ben joins us live from Palmy.

Stella McQueen is back with her underwater view of New Zealand. Tonight she's talking about the research she's doing with DOC in Taranaki on how shortjaw kokopu are recolonising a stream after they were forcibly evicted by a catastrophic flood 11 years ago.

Dana Johannsen joins us with the latest sports news - rugby, netball, a teenage sprint star and what's in a name?

Professor Charlotte Macdonald takes us on an historical journey following Spencer P. T. Nicholls as he makes preparations to embark for the war in New Zealand in 1863 as an officer with the 43rd regiment.

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Duncan McGillivray, Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry at the University of Auckland's School of Chemical Sciences is tonight's element expert.

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Our cultural ambassador Chris Jannides introduces us to Jack Gray, Director of the contemporary Maori dance company, Atamira.

April 4, 2019 will mark 70 sears since the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation came into being - the world's longest peacetime military alliance. Joe Burton is an expert on NATO and is a senior lecturer at both the New Zealand Institute for Security and at Waikato University. He begins by telling Bryan about some of the events which lead to NATO's formation .

Usually Bryan would hit play on Melody Thomas' sex, sexuality serires BANG! but tonight you can expect something a little different. Melody joins Bryan along with sex therapist Nic Beets and his daughter, who has just completed her sociology degree minoring in sexuality and gender, Lena.