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10:17 PM.Tonight on the show: The Captain Cook Hotel in Dunedin has had a bit of trouble with using the name the Captain Cook ... some contractual issue with Price, Waterhouse Cooper. we'll talk about the Cook… Read more Audio

10:17 PM.Tonight on the show: No more new permits for offshore oil and gas exploration in New Zealand waters. I'll have a word with Dr Mike Patrick who's an environmental scientist, and former executive… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.Have you got power tonight? How are you keeping warm and entertained? Audio

10:15 PM.Weather round up. NZ Search and Rescue honour their best. What's the future for planned road upgrades? Audio

10:15 PM.Severe weather warnings have been issued by Met Service, Gerard Barrow from the Met Service with what you need to know. My Food Bag's Cecilia Robinson joins us for a chat and Karen McMillian reviews… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.First home buyers get busy. Shear determination from 14 year old Reuben. Looking at life through a Monocle. Audio

10:17 PM.Tonight on the show:the cost of petrol on the rise again... I'm talking to Matt Lowrie, editor of the website "Greater Auckland" about petrol costs... Radio New Zealand is in the news for all the… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.Cladding on Wellington buildings under scrutiny. A birds eye view of the Takaka Hill road. A word about words. Audio

10:15 PM.Commonwealth Games - who should we look out for? Tables turning for vinyl. Workplace conflict and the law. Audio

10:15 PM.What's on in your neck of the woods over the Easter weekend? Audio

10:16 PM.Space station to space junk. Telling our mental stories on a new online journal. A word about words. Audio

10:15 PM.Mediawatch's Colin Peacock joins us to talk about the need for Radio New Zealand to be at arm's length from the Government; a tree fungus which can badly affect our native trees has been found in… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.On Lately tonight Karyn Hay discusses how much nurses are worth, get's the low-down on Mocoplasma Bovis and, as it's Monday we talk book with Karen McKenzie. Audio

10:15 PM.On tonight's show: The Aussies now have our Pineapple Lumps... the injustice of it all... We go to Dunedin to talk to Dr Jim O'Malley who led the crowd-funding campaign to raise 2 million dolars to… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.Karyn talks to media commentator Russell Brown about Facebook and how they played a part in the manipulation of millions of Americans in the recent USA presidential election, through the British… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.What do you think of the rodeo? Is it inherently cruel or, as the NZ Rodeo and Cowboys Association says, an 'exciting and thrilling sport'? We look at both sides of the story and talk to the author of… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.Air Chathams on the challenge of flying Kapiti to Akld Maoriland Film Festival returns to Otaki Tonight's Lately Campaigner is Dr Russel Norman Audio

10:15 PM.Crossing live to Moscow to talk to correspondent Lucy Taylor about Putin's win in the Russian election... British firm Cambridge Analytica and their involvement in the 2016 US election... and the… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.Poly Fest, the largest Maori and Pacific Islands festival in the world, Andy Ingles talks about music management and Yardana Saw talks about the latest New Zealand music Audio

10:16 PM.Womad kicks off tomorrow so we talk to Trevor Reekie in New Plymouth. Emma Paki joins us ahead of the Mahinarangi Tocker tribute concert Friday and Saturday nights in Auckland. And we haven't heard… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.David Wiltshire a cosmologist himself at the University of Canterbury was a student in Stephen Hawking's group in the 80's; we'll talk cigarettes with Professor Jan Hook and impact plain packaging… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.On Lately tonight, Karyn Hay talks to some of the people behind Dunedin's Ed Sheeran mural, get's spooky with some theatre ghosts and talks freshwater with Dr Mike Joy. Audio

10:17 PM.Cyclone Hola - the latest. What is turning our young people off teaching? Audio

10:15 PM.N-ethylpentylone - the facts. Looking at life through a Monocle Audio

10:15 PM.Tonight we have a special show to celebrate International Women's Day. Karyn is joined in the studio by Dianne Swann and they pick music from some of Aotearoa's best women musicians. Audio