Afternoons for Wednesday 9 September 2009

1:06 PM.A few interesting research findings to start us off today. Audio

1:25 PM.What do the three songs have in common? Audio

2:11 PM.Millions of dollars are being written off in parking and infringement fines left unpaid by overseas tourists when they leave the country. Audio

2:24 PM.1,000 Kiwi classics have just been released on line as freely-available, downloadable e-Books. Audio

2:43 PM.In He Rourou today Ana Tapiata talks with kaumatua Tunu Walker about the clash of Maori and Pakeha world views in healthcare. Audio

3:10 PM.The increasing number of people who are researching online before buying offline - known as ROBOs - is fuelling a mini-boom in retailers. Audio

3:35 PM.He visits Auckland's Queens Wharf. It'll be open to the public for the first time in years this coming Sunday. Audio

3:48 PM.In a newly released report on the state of rivers in the Manawatu, the Horizons Regional Council describes the state of the Manawatu River as 'Generally Poor'. Audio

4:09 PM.With today's guests Finlay McDonald and Neil Miller. Audio

4:36 PM.With today's guests Finlay McDonald and Neil Miller. Audio