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Nights for Monday 4 April 2011

  • Nights Conundrum

    9:59 PM.Clue 2. Audio

  • Sport: South Africa

    9:40 PM.Our South African sports writer Mike Greenaway discusses how South Africans feel about fast bowler Alan Donald coaching the Black Caps. Audio

  • Nights Conundrum

    8:59 PM.Clue 1. Audio

  • Thinkers: Philosophy

    8:35 PM.AUT Philosopher in Residence Ann Kerwin often muses on how, what and why we think what we do. She discusses the book Reverence, Renewing a Forgotton Virtue by Humanities Professor Paul Woodruff… Read more Audio

  • Greg Murphy

    7:16 PM.Greg Murphy is trans-Tasman motorsport for most New Zealand fans. His first big win was in 1994 when he won the NZ Grand Prix at Manfield in Reynard. Since then he's forged an amazing record here with… Read more Audio

7:15 Real Race Cars

Mr V8 himself Greg Murphy talks about next year's new motorsport series featuring the big grunters - 'V8SuperTourers', at New Zealand's newest motorsport circuit, Hampton Downs (south of Auckland).

8:15 Windows on the World

International public radio documentaries - visit the Windows on the World webpage to find links to these documentaries.

8:40 Thinkers: Philosophy

AUT Philosopher in Residence, Ann Kerwin often muses on how, what, and why we think what we do... Reverence: Renewing a Forgotten Virtue, a book written in 2001 by Humanities Professor Paul Woodruff, Oxford University Press.

8:59 Conundrum: Clue 1

9 pm News and weather

9:06 Insight

9:40 Sport: South Africa

With an eye on the scrum it's our South African sports writer Mike Greenaway... how do South Africans feel about the former fast bowler Alan Donald aka White Lightning coaching the Kiwi team?

9:59 Conundrum: Clue 2

10 pm Late Edition

A review of the news from Morning Report, Nine to Noon, Afternoons and Checkpoint. Also hear the latest news from around the Pacific on Radio New Zealand International's Dateline Pacific.

11 pm News and weather

11:06 Beale Street Caravan

The best in blues from the Blues Foundation in Memphis.