Afternoons for Monday 5 October 2009

1:21 PM.With 26 albums and 19 movie roles to his credit, he has become the biggest selling Jazz artist of all time. Audio

2:09 PM.A state of siege continues north of Dannevirke as armed police comb the area in search of gunman David Bourke. Audio

2:21 PM.Hundreds of motorists face a second night as evacuees on the Taupo side of the Napier-Taupo Highway. Audio

2:49 PM.In He Rourou Ana Tapiata talks about the benefits and the difficulties of organising national events with Rangitihi Pene from Rotorua. Audio

3:10 PM.She's written a book about her life as an Ultraalthlete, aptly titled "Running Hot". Audio

3:31 PM.Simon Morton is back with his latest garden adventure - his guru, Colin Walker is helping him out. They've got a long list of crops for planting, but what's realistic for their small urban garden? Audio

3:46 PM.It's a place unlike anywhere else in New Zealand. Officially it's a desert. It's almost devoid of native trees, and instead has wilding pines and numerous weedy wild flowers. Audio

4:09 PM.With today's guests David Farrar and Duncan Webb. Audio

4:36 PM.With today's guests David Farrar and Duncan Webb. Audio