Nightlife

Nick Bruining, independent financial adviser, joins Nightlife regularly to talk about the ever-changing world of business and finance and what these changes mean. 

One Nation is defending Warren Pickering, a candidate in the upcoming Victorian state election, after admitting to a history of drug uses when he was younger, following printed allegations in The Australian, from his former partner of nearly two decades.

Scientists searching deep underground in South Dakota have detected a mysterious particle interaction that could potentially be a sign of dark matter — the invisible substance thought to make up much of the universe.

Test your knowledge of all things obscure and specific with the 100% original, custom-built Mighty Challenge!

Nightlife takes a deeper perspective than just the news on what is happening in America with Philip Clark joined by Bill Wyman, former assistant managing editor of National Public Radio in Washington, and columnist for SMH and the AGE.   

At more than 122 kilometres long, K'gari formerly known as Fraser Island is the world's largest sand island and a World Heritage-listed site, with endless beaches, crystal-clear lakes, ancient rainforest and plenty of wildlife. How do you make the most of a visit to K'gari?

From supplements and blood tests to wearable technology and DNA testing, there's never been more choice — or more claims about how we can live longer. But with so much information, conflicting advice and products competing for our attention and our money, how do we know what actually works?

One Nation is promising to give Australians the choice to use some of their superannuation to pay their mortgage or rent. People would be able to carve off a quarter of the compulsory 12 per cent super contributions and redirect that towards their mortgage or rental costs for three years.

Join the host of Weekend Nightlife Suzanne Hill for The History Quiz, Sunday 6th of September, Pop Culture edition, to find out if you have the answer correct!

Geopolitics with Dr Ben Zala.

When you're on the road and you roll into a new town, do you look for that yellow and blue logo and pop in to grab a map and chat to a local? 

The furthest man-made object from Earth: the extraordinary voyage of Voyager 1.

The live music venue had an extraordinary sprung dance floor using tyres stuffed with horse hair that gave the crowd a bounce as they danced. 

Party historian Imogen Willetts traces the history of going out in her new book Up All Night. 

Join the host of Weekend Nightlife Suzanne Hill for The Pop Quiz, Saturday September 5th edition, to find out if you have the answer correct! 

The Church frontman says he's fought with band members over whether a song with 'stupid lyrics' can be redeemed

Play The Mighty Challenge, Friday the 4th of September edition to see if you have the answer!

The fight against a leading cause of preventable blindness started with Fred Hollows in the 1970s. Five decades later, Australia has reached a remarkable milestone. So how did we get here?

We're taught the alphabet in school when we're young, but how much do you know about its history?

Dr Jill Colwell rode and walked her camel Tiki from Alice Springs to the Gold Coast in 1988.