Afternoons for Thursday 6 November 2008

1:06 PM.The Times of London has been investigating productivity surveys, which claim to show how and why workers waste time. Audio

1:10 PM.For Stephanie McKenzie the best song ever written is Julia by The Beatles, off the White Album. Audio

1:20 PM.Today we take state highway one north from Wellington, to a point midway between the Capital and Palmerston North. Audio

2:07 PM.A childhood expert says the more time a baby spends in front of the TV, the less chance it has to develop social skills. Audio

2:20 PM.The Tararua District Council has been frustrated in its attempts to have the Pahiatua Track rated as a main thoroughfare. Audio

2:45 PM.Sir Graham Latimer may be recognised as one of the most significant figures of Maoridom in the last forty years. Audio

2:50 PM.Phoebe Snow sings jazz, pop, rock, soul, gospel and her album 'Against The Grain' is today's feature. Audio

3:10 PM.Today we hear about a new book aimed at getting Kiwi kids interested in art. Audio

3:30 PM.Last weekend, as part of a fundraising campaign, the Christchurch Arts Centre took a step back in time. Audio

3:45 PM.Within a radius of about twenty kilometres of the city centre, there are almost 50 discrete volcanoes. Audio

4:07 PM.Today's panel guests are Lisa Glass and Jeremy Wells. Audio

4:35 PM.Today's panel guests are Lisa Glass and Jeremy Wells. Audio