Afternoons for Thursday 16 July 2009

1:10 PM.Andrew Nichols from Christchurch has chosen Ringo Starr's"It Don't Come Easy"from the 1971 concert for Bangladesh. Audio

1:20 PM.This small, friendly township really tries to live up to its name. Located in the middle of the South Canterbury region, it's a gateway to the Southern Lakes, set on the edge of a great plain and with… Read more Audio

2:10 PM.The Richardson Truck Museum is the biggest collection of vintage and collectable trucks, currently in private hands. It took years to assemble and is widely regarded as one of the best collections of… Read more Audio

2:20 PM.Motueka, the site of the only hospital facility in New Zealand created and owned by the local community. Audio

2:48 PM.In He Rourou today Ana Tapiata talks with Puti Mackey, one of original protagonists of the concept of kapa haka kaumatua, Maori performing arts groups for people over the age of 50. Audio

2:53 PM.Lambchop are from Nashville, this was the group's fifth album, and we do mean group, there are 13 full-time members. Audio

3:10 PM.We join Lynn Freeman coming from Christchurch this week - and shortly she talks with the writer and director of Pacific Underground's latest play. Audio

3:30 PM.To Christchurch now and this week we look at an organisation that's helping many of the city's illegal drivers to gain their licences. Audio

3:47 PM.We're in Fiordland on the trail of a kiwi, or more specifically on the trail of a northern Fiordland tokoeka. Not much is known about this bird and that is something Jane Tansell from the Department… Read more Audio

4:07 PM.With your guests John Barnett and Chris Trotter. Audio

4:35 PM.With your guests John Barnett and Chris Trotter. Audio