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Afternoons for Thursday 22 October 2009
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Your place - Tonga
1:20 PM.Welcome to The Kingdom of Tonga. The only sovereign monarchy among the Island nations of the pacific. Only 36 of her 169 islands are inhabited with more than 70% of her one hundred thousand residents… Read more Audio
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Blue rose
2:12 PM.The world's first true blue rose is to go on sale, at a not to be sniffed at US$30 a stem! Audio
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Ditch the dog
2:20 PM.Researchers are recommending we reconsider our choice of family pets after calculations which show the size of a pet dog's eco paw print is twice that of 4.6 litre Land Cruiser! Audio
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He Rourou for 22 October 2009
2:44 PM.Securing teachers for total immersion Maori schools is tough enough but to find teachers who speak Maori and a third language demands a whole new plan. In He Rourou today, principal Uenuku Fairhall… Read more Audio
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Arts report with Lynn Freeman
3:12 PM.She talks with Belgian chanteuse, Micheline Van Hautem who's performing at Tauranga and Nelson arts festivals this month. Audio
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Christchurch story with Katy Gosset
3:29 PM.Where we head out to lunch with a new club that has just one membership criterion. Audio
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Science story with Ruth Beran
3:46 PM.Molecular biologist Sue Gardiner from Plant and Food Research is using genetic markers to screen for beneficial traits in plants. Audio
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The panel (part 1)
4:08 PM.With today's guests Tim Watkin and Bomber Bradbury. Audio
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The panel (part 2)
4:35 PM.With today's guests Tim Watkin and Bomber Bradbury. Audio