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Afternoons for Wednesday 24 September 2008

  • Previous Episode: Tuesday, 23 September 2008
  • Next Episode: Thursday, 25 September 2008
  • Noelles Essay

    1:06 PM.Spring time is here! Audio

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  • The Best Song Ever Written

    1:10 PM."My Big Nurse"by Byrne and Eno off"Everything That Happens Happens Today". Audio

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  • Link 3

    1:15 PM.CD prize - The Black Seeds CD,"Into The Dojo". Audio

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  • Nocturnal Chirping Tree Frogs

    2:10 PM.The nocturnal chirping of tree frogs is causing consternation amongst residents of the Dunedin suburb of Waakeri. Audio

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  • Anorexia

    2:20 PM.Traditionally considered to be a"women's disease"is dramatically increasing in males. Audio

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  • He Rourou for 24 September 2008

    2:45 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Lisa McNabb, from Te Hauora o Te Hiku o Te ika Trust in Kaitaia, for Hauora Tane One Heart Many Lives. Audio

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  • Feature Album for 24 September 2008

    2:50 PM.18 - by Moby. Audio

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  • Virtual World with Paul Reynolds

    3:12 PM.One of the best cyber talkers around, Paul Reynolds, joins Noelle. Audio

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  • David Steemson Story

    3:33 PM.Auckland Museum is revealing what goes one behind the scenes with its"Secrets Revealed"exhibition. Audio

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  • Environment Story

    3:47 PM.In New Zealand, honey bees are responsible for pollinating crops ranging from kiwifruit to capsicums to tomatoes. Audio

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  • The Panel - Part 1

    4:06 PM.With David Slack and Irene Gardiner. Audio

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  • The Panel - Part 2

    4:35 PM.With David Slack and Irene Gardiner. Audio

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  • Previous Episode: Tuesday, 23 September 2008
  • Next Episode: Thursday, 25 September 2008
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