Afternoons for Thursday 23 June 2011

1:09 PM.Susan Lamont from Nelson has chosen Leonard Cohen's 'Anthem'. Audio

1:22 PM.We visit a tiny community on the shores of the largest natural lake on the South Island's West Coast. And it's a lake of plenty. Home to the ka kahi(or New Zealand freshwater mussel)and many other… Read more Audio

1:30 PM.Prime Minister John Key's press conference in Christchurch puts foward details about compensation for quake damaged properties. Audio

2:17 PM.The Canterbury Communities' Earthquake Recovery Network or CanCERN represents dozens of residents' associations and community groups. Tom McBrearty is chairman, whose own house has been badly… Read more Audio

2:26 PM.Troy Beaumont is marking the mid-winter solstice at Scott Base in Antarctica. Audio

3:08 PM.Sonia Sly comes face to face with a 200-year-old Pacific Princess undergoing a full-body examination. Sonia headed to the labs at Te Papa to view the $2.04 million painting. Audio

3:26 PM.Renata Sadlier trains young men and women at Mairehau Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) club in Christchurch. He also runs the Cage Warrior events and five of his fighters are taking part in CW6 at the SBS… Read more Audio

3:40 PM.2011 is the International Year of Chemistry, and as part of the celebrations, female New Zealand chemists are touring the country giving talks in honour of Marie Curie's Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Audio

3:51 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

4:07 PM.Topics - The government has offered to buy the most damaged properties in Christchurch. Silver-coin sales from the Perth Mint have surged as buyers seek to protect their wealth with the metal known as… Read more Audio

4:33 PM.Topics - Up to ten thousand Jetstar and Qantas passengers have experienced disruptions due to the return of the giant volcanic ash cloud that caused havoc for airlines last week. Women get paid less… Read more Audio