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In the programme tonight, the wisdom of marine sactuaries; is it time to declare war on cats?, and in Dateline Pacific an anti obesity campaign in Samoa. Audio

In this programme; taking the human for a walk. Uber - part of the smart economy - or the low wage one? And in Dateline Pacific Fiji prepares for the cyclone season. Audio

The woman who picked the global crash; a world summit on superbugs; and in Dateline Pacific - unexploaded bombs in Solomon Islands. Audio

Dead cats might not bounce but they make good handbags why I wasn't reading the news last night and in Dateline Pacific forget the Kermadecs, Pitcairn Island gets a marine reserve Audio

An Indian immigration agent is still working despite being proven to have used fraudulent documents, calculating the cost of an unfair maths test, the history of eugenics, and in Dateline Pacific… Read more Audio

How sweet merchants made fat an ugly word and Kea in danger. Audio

Preserving afghanistan's old movies and Jessie Mulligan celebrates conversation week.. Audio

Changing rugby's 'macho' culture; what is gaslighting in the 21st century; and in Dateline Pacific Solomon Island MP's on an anti-corruption crusade. Audio

What George Bush did on 9/11. World-renowned New Zealand virologist Professor Robert Webster on the threat of Zika and in Dateline Pacific, a boycott of parliament after an eventful few days in Fiji. Audio

Lake snow, 'the new didymo'. Why do we remember things differently? In Dateline Pacific, five leading Fijians released after being arrested under the Public Order Decree. Audio

Nights with Late Edition - with highlights from the day on RNZ National and RNZ International in tonights programmes the learnings from a rugby scandal the kiwi brass band taking on the world's best… Read more Audio

You're listening to Nights and this is Late Edition - with highlights from the day on RNZ National and RNZ International in the programme tonight a good legal aid lawyer is getting harder to find… Read more Audio