Afternoons for Tuesday 10 July 2012

1:08 PM.Alton Mangum from South Canterbury has chosen 'How Do you Mend a Broken Heart' by The Bee Gees. Audio

1:21 PM.Reviewing the shows 'The Block NZ' and 'Missing'. Audio

1:32 PM.A History of Food in 100 Recipes by William Sitwell and The NZ Book. Audio

1:40 PM.'Shanty Town' by Eden Mulholland and 'The Mongrel' by Jesse Sheehan. Audio

1:53 PM.Topics - 'Paintballing with Hezbollah', 'Apes with Apps', and the 'My Little Pony' cartoon. Audio

2:10 PM.One of Daniel Petersen's memories of school in Whangarei is feeling that his boyish enthusiasm for life was a bit stifled by teachers who thought he simply got distracted too easily. Now aged 23… Read more Audio

2:19 PM.A new tourist attraction is being planned in Oamaru's historic Victorian quarter. Local man and long-time Antarctica researcher, David Harrowfield, has acquired a hut from Scott Base. Audio

3:09 PM.Dr. Cameron Grant is an Associate Professor at the University of Auckland and a consultant paediatrician at Starship Children's Hospital. Audio

3:32 PM.Lynda Chanwai-Earle is in Auckland meeting New Zealand veterans commemorating the 62nd anniversary of the Korean War and to find out how our Korean communities cherish these men as heroes. Audio

3:44 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

4:07 PM.Topics - Some schools have engaged debt collectors in an attempt to force parents to pay so-called "voluntary" donations. A new poll asks if New Zeanders are in favour of schools being given an… Read more Audio

4:35 PM.Topics - are you deliberating on whether the Olympics are worth a SKY subscription? KiwiRail is looking to disestablish up to 220 jobs as it attempts to find 200-million dollars in savings. Audio