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Afternoons for Tuesday 3 June 2008

  • The Best Song Ever Written

    1:06 PM.Gordon Halsey from Wellington has chosen Peter Gabriel's and Kate Bush's 'Don't Give Up'. Audio

  • Reeling in the Years - 1964

    1:17 PM.The Lyttelton road tunnel was opened and NZ's last commuter tram made its final run from Thorndon to Newtown in Wellington. Special Guest Lindsey Yeo. Audio

  • A Future Without Farmers

    2:10 PM.New Zealand will lose its farmers unless their contributions to the country are valued more, says Director of Agriculture at Massey University, Professor Jacqueline Rowarth. Audio

  • A New Film Based in Bluff Called"Delicate"

    2:20 PM.Writer and director Brent Roderique discusses his project and the reasons that motivated him to make it. Audio

  • He Rourou for 3 June 2008

    2:45 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Mauriora Kingi, a Judge at the senior Maori section of the Wellington secondary school speech competitions. Audio

  • Feature Album - Leftism by Leftfield

    2:52 PM.1995 award winning album. Leftfield were the first to incorporate dub and reggae into house beats. Audio

  • Surviving Breast Cancer

    3:12 PM.This year in New Zealand an estimated 2500 cases are expected to be diagnosed and 700 people are expected to die from this disease. Audio

  • Asian Report

    3:33 PM.Suzanne Schokman visits the Filipino community in Christchurch, and finds out more about their love for music and entertainment. Audio

  • Environment Report

    3:47 PM.Veronika Meduna visits Mana Island, off Wellington's west coast, to find out about its restoration. Audio

  • The Panel (part 1)

    4:07 PM.Ali Akram and Neil Miller join Jim on the panel. Audio

  • The Panel (part 2)

    4:35 PM.Ali Akram and Neil Miller join Jim on the panel. Audio