Afternoons for Friday 19 June 2009

1:10 PM.Rosalie Carey chooses the Prize Song from Wagner's 'The Mastersingers of Nuremberg'. Audio

2:10 PM.Dunedin's old prison is to be sold off but The Department of Corrections hasn't given any clues as to who might be interested in buying it or what it could be used for in the future. Audio

2:22 PM.A teenager from Palmerston North is calling on the Government to honour a New Zealand War heroine who fought the Nazis and was top of the Gestapo's most wanted list. Audio

2:48 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Tonga Karena, at the recent launch of the online Legal Maori archive collection. Audio

2:53 PM.With Bob McDavitt. Audio

3:12 PM.Simon Gault's Italian Gorgonzola dolce 15 minute Quiche. Penne pasta gratin with gorgonzola. Crepes with asparagus and gorgonzola. Audio

3:33 PM.Barry Guy looks at the All Blacks second test against France and the international rowing season starts for New Zealand in Munich. Audio

3:47 PM.The second in Amelia Nurse's series on Literary Translation. Today we discuss poetry and discover that while the translator needs an array of skills there's no room for ego. Audio

4:08 PM.With Sue Wells and Gordon Campbell. Audio

4:34 PM.With Sue Wells and Gordon Campbell. Audio