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with Bryan Crump

Monday to Friday, 7pm - 12am

Audio from Tuesday, 09 February 2010

Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.

19:11 Tasmanian Devil facial tumour update
With the Tasmanian Devils, status being updated from vulnerable to endangered, will the fatal condition which has been deforming and decimating the population of this carnivorous marsupial be bought under control. (duration: 17′06″)
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20:42 Sport - Australia
Analysis of the state of play from recent recreational activities. (duration: 13′22″)
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20:59 Conundrum
Clue 3. (duration: 0′18″)
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21:59 Conundrum
Clue 4. (duration: 0′42″)
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Tuesday 9 February 2010

7 pm News & Weather

7:15 Tassie Devil Facial Tumour Update

Warwick Brennan, Save the Tasmanian Devil Campaign

With the Tasmanian Devils' status being updated from vulnerable to endangered, will the fatal condition which has been deforming and decimating the population of this carnivorous marsupial be bought under control?

7:30 The Sampler

New music reviews with Nick Bollinger.

8 pm News & Weather

8:15 Windows on the World:

International public radio documentaries.

8:45 Sport - Australia

Tanya O'Shea, Sports Correspondent, ABC

Analysis of the state of play from recent recreational activities across the Tasman.

8:59 Conundrum: Clue 3

9 pm News & Weather

9:06 The Tuesday Feature: The 2010 Te Papa Treaty Debates

Professor Mason Durie, with social commentator Colin James, consider the options for future, including three alternative scenarios which have New Zealand as a republic, as part of the federated states of Australasia, and with Maori leading world-wide networks of indigenous peoples and businesses.

10 pm News & Weather

10:17 Late Edition

A review of the leading 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.

11:06 Charlie Gilett's World of Music

Britain's guru of world music radio presents a personal selection (BBC)

 

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Bryan Crump

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Produced by Robyn Walker

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Night Shift

Last year we ran a series dedicated to people working through the night. We enjoyed it so much, we're planning to run another series in 2010.

Once again, we'd appreciate your nominations; someone you think deserves recognition for burning the midnight oil (it could be you).

Drop us a line nights@radionz.co.nz, or PO Box 123 Wellington, And listen out for more late shift workers on Nights later in the year.

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