Afternoons for Tuesday 2 December 2008 Afternoons

The best song ever written

1:10 PM.Morning has broken by Cat Stevens. Audio
Reeling in the years -1966

1:15 PM.With Ross Goodwin. Audio
You might think twice about your takeaways

2:10 PM.A new study into takeaway food shows alarming figures. Audio
Google's StreetView launched in NZ

2:20 PM.The free software lets Internet users"walk"down city streets and view the scene from any angle on their computer screens. Audio
He Rourou for 2 December 2008

2:45 PM.Ana Tapiata discusses the reasons why with Dr Hone Kaa set up a charitable trust to target child abuse. Audio
Feature album - For Once in My Life

2:50 PM.The 1968 album by Motown singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder. He was 18 at the time. Audio
Do you have the creative edge?

3:10 PM.Kiwi raised, Brent Taylor is a Melbourne based professional researcher - he has an honours degree in psychology. Audio
Asian Report for 2 December 2008

3:30 PM.Asian comedy is the theme of today's story, kiwi actor/comedian Tarun Mohanbhai, is known for being that Indian guy! Audio
Environment story - Going bush

3:46 PM.Veronika Meduna took Kirstie Ross to a spot of urban bush above Wellington to find out New Zealanders' perception of nature. Audio
The Panel - part 1

4:08 PM.With Mary McCullum and Richard Langston. Audio
The panel - part 2

4:35 PM.With Mary McCullum and Richard Langston. Audio

Afternoons for Tuesday 2 December 2008