Afternoons for Tuesday 8 September 2009

1:18 PM.On the show with us today, a man who recorded one of the biggest songs in New Zealand in 1970. Audio

2:09 PM.A pile of rubbish, which has won top honours at a national art competition is being trashed by critics who claim it's an embarrassment for the art community. Audio

2:19 PM.This Saturday, the Westland town of Ross will be taken over by gold fever to mark the centenary of the discovery of New Zealand's largest gold nugget! Audio

2:42 PM.A new strategy has been launched to increase the number of Maori occupational therapists. Audio

3:10 PM.The number of children seeing health professionals for issues around food avoidance and fussy eating has more than doubled in the last two years. Audio

3:33 PM.One of the first Japanese to live in New Zealand after the Second World War. Audio

3:47 PM.Printing photovoltaic cells in bulk would mean their price could rival that of other non-renewable energy sources. Audio

4:07 PM.With today's guests Linda Clark and Gordon McLaughlan. Audio

4:36 PM.With today's guests Linda Clark and Gordon McLaughlan. Audio