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Afternoons for Thursday 31 July 2008
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Jim's Essay
1:06 PM.The advice of the ages and the sages. Audio
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Best Song Ever Written
1:10 PM.For Duncan McMillan of Akaroa it is"Nobody Knows You When You Are Down And Out"performed by the Chad Mitchell Trio. Audio
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Your Place - Warkworth
1:15 PM.Today we visit Warkworth, centre of the fast growing Rodney district and just 60 kilometres north of our largest urban area. Audio
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Hastings Mayor - Lawrence Yule
2:10 PM.Lawrence Yule has just been named president of Local Government New Zealand. Audio
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Stormy Weather - Environment Canterbury
2:20 PM.Environment Canterbury civil defence team spokesman James Thompson. Audio
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He Rourou for 31 July 2008
2:45 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Te Ripowai Higgins at the recent launch of the first Maori-to-Maori online dictionary. Audio
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Feature Album - West Side Story
2:50 PM.A West End revival began its season last week at Sadler's Wells Theatre in London. Audio
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Arts Report
3:12 PM.American film director Ira Sachs, and a new play 'Black Tuesday', currently at Wellington's Bats Theatre. Audio
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Christchurch Story - National Doll and Bear Show
3:30 PM.Katy Gosset finds herself surrounded by porcelain body parts and well dressed teddy bears. Audio
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Environment story - Natural Hazards Management Conference
3:47 PM.Amelia Nurse talks to two scientists about developments in forecasting severe weather and floods. Audio
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The Panel ( Part1)
4:06 PM.Gary McCormick and Bomber Bradbury join Jim on the panel today to discuss the pressing issues. Audio
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The Panel ( Part2)
4:36 PM.Gary McCormick and Bomber Bradbury join Jim on the panel today to dissect some of today's hot topics . Audio