Nights with Karyn Hay
RNZ New Zealand
We’ll take you abroad, find out what’s happening at home - and you can tell us what’s happening in your world!
Location:
Wellington, United States
Networks:
RNZ New Zealand
Description:
We’ll take you abroad, find out what’s happening at home - and you can tell us what’s happening in your world!
Twitter:
@RNZNights
Language:
English
Contact:
+64 (0)4 474 1469
Email:
nights@radionz.co.nz
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Episodes
BBC Lookahead
5/29/2023
The BBC's Pete Ross with a round-up of international news.
Duration:00:13:40
Showcase: Climate change in the Pacific
5/29/2023
Islands to Arks is an interactive showcase aimed at educating people about climate change in the Pacific - featuring a wave machine, cyclone simulator and augmented reality sandbox.
Duration:00:09:20
City's last video store to close doors after 40 years
5/29/2023
The credits are rolling for one of the last video stores in the South. After almost 40 years in the business United Video - the last video and DVD store in Invercargill - is closing its doors.
Duration:00:08:50
Consultation open on English/te reo Māori road signs
5/29/2023
Inroads are being made to get te reo Maori and English signage up. Bilingual signs were recently unveiled in Heretaunga, Hastings. Te Matawai is leading the project alongside Waka Kotahi.
Duration:00:08:43
Josh Gerstein: DeSantis and the race for Republican hearts
5/27/2023
The Governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis has launched his bid to be the next US president. What makes this move big news is of course his rivalry with Donald Trump for the hearts and votes of conservative Americans. We discuss his prospects with POLITICO'S Josh Gerstein.
Duration:00:15:38
Emergency mobile alert system test
5/26/2023
Mobile phones nationwide will ring noisily on Sunday evening as if an emergency were happening - a test-run for when the real deal unexpectedly hits. But how does it work, and will everyone receive it? John Price, Director of Emergency Management at NEMA. Pre-rec.
Duration:00:09:23
Short-Cut with Dan Slevin
5/26/2023
Dan Slevin joins the show with weekend viewing recommendations. Tonight he features the revealing documentary called STILL: A Michael J. Fox Movie, which chronicles the actor's journey with Parkinson's disease.
Duration:00:16:00
The ancient history of kissing
5/26/2023
To quote the lyrics of a certain song about puckering up: "It started with a kiss..." But when did we humans actually start smooching? Researchers have discovered that the earliest recorded kiss dates back about 4,500 years in the ancient Middle East. Researcher Dr Sophie Lund Rasmussen.
Duration:00:11:48
How a message in a bottle found its way home
5/26/2023
Forty five years ago a message in a bottle was dropped into the Tasman Sea and was recently found washed up in southern New South Wales. The lucky finder was local man Luke Hamilton who uncovered a special story with a kiwi connection.
Duration:00:14:04
Dramatic sheepdog rescue
5/25/2023
Hercules the sheepdog went flying off a 300m cliff on a coastal Hawke's Bay farm on Sunday, and a dramatic rescue plan followed.
Duration:00:05:32
Waitaki Whitestone Geopark receives UNESCO accreditation
5/25/2023
The champagne corks are popping in north Otago with news the Whitestone Waitaki region has become a UNESCO accredited Global Geopark - the first in Australasia. Waitaki mayor Gary Kircher.
Duration:00:06:17
Outward Bound on the hunt for land
5/25/2023
Outward Bound is looking to open a second centre and is currently on the hunt for land on the Coromandel Peninsula. Outward Bound's Strategy and Innovation Director Simon Graney.
Duration:00:10:47
Remembering Tina Turner
5/25/2023
Tributes are flowing worldwide for rock star Tina Turner, who has died aged 83 after a career spanning five decades. Rob Walker was a former tour manager for Tina Turner, and did a number of tours with her including Live Aid and tours in NZ.
Duration:00:10:58
Sydney fire update
5/25/2023
The ABC News' Harriet Tatham on the fire that engulfed and completely gutted a multi-storey building in central Sydney today.
Duration:00:07:33
Loch Ness Monster hunter: 'I thought this job would be easier'
5/25/2023
It's an elusive and legendary creature that's one of the world's greatest mysteries, and begs the question: Does the Loch Ness Monster really exist? Scotland-based Steve Feltham has dedicated his life to solving the mystery.
Duration:00:14:30
Levin Music Festival
5/25/2023
If you're one of the 15-thousand odd people driving through the North Island town of Levin on Saturday - you're in for a treat. Final preparations are underway for the eighth Levin Music Festival.
Duration:00:08:38
Intimacy, sex and relationships advice
5/25/2023
Nic Beets is a clinical psychologist and family therapist who has specialised in relationship and sex therapy throughout his three decades of practice.
Duration:00:24:06
Queenstown Airport unveils new future plans
5/24/2023
Big changes are afoot at Queenstown Airport as it plans for more technology, more bicycles, and a 33 percent increase in the number of passengers over the next decade. But the airport is assuring locals the number of flights will stay pretty much the same.
Duration:00:13:02
Record-breaking Kiwi athlete
5/24/2023
Imagine swimming 10 kms, biking 421 kms, running two consecutive marathons - and obliterating the world record at the same time. That's what Kiwi Simon Cochrane has just done.
Duration:00:15:14
Doc Edge Festival opening night
5/24/2023
The Doc Edge Film Festival is kicking off in Auckland this evening. Annie Goldson has produced and directed documentaries and docudramas for 30 years in the United States and New Zealand - she's at the opening night.
Duration:00:10:30