Afternoons for Friday 9 October 2015
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Northland power outage
1:15 PM.Northland reporter Lois Williams gives an update on the power outage in the far north. Audio
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Work Ethics and 'Making a Fuss' - Cecile Meier
1:17 PM.Making a fuss is not something New Zealanders are particularly good at, according to Cecile Meier. It's the topic of the half Swiss, half French journalists' latest opinion column for The Press. And… Read more Audio
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'Floating Classroom' - Tash Luxton
1:27 PM.Marlborough may be set to get a floating classroom. That's the hope of Conservation Kids New Zealand and the Lochmara Wildlife Recovery Trust. The idea is to relocate a glass-bottom boat to the… Read more Audio
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Critter of the Week - Canterbury mudfish
1:33 PM.The Canterbury Mudfish is our Critter of The Week. It a series where we focus on the lesser-known threatened species. Nicola Toki is the Department of Conservation's threatened species ambassador. Read more Audio
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The Morepork - Part 2
2:00 PM.Mark Masterson is a mild mannered student by day but by night he protects the city as the mighty masked hero The Morepork. Read more Audio
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Cobwebs and Colonials : Sarah Mathew and the Founding of Auckland
2:12 PM.The city of Auckland was founded in 1840 in a mix of hope and compromise and the occasion was marked with a suitably pompous ceremony. Just one eyewitness account remains from that day, and it was… Read more Audio
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NZ Live - Adam McGrath
2:24 PM.Folk singer Adam McGrath performs live from our Auckland music studio. Audio
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Weekend Wine - Cameron Douglas
3:20 PM.Cameron Douglas (MS) Master Sommelier and tenured lecturer at AUT Auckland. Audio
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The Panel pre-show for 9 October 2015
3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
1.05 First Song
'Restless' - New Order
1.12 Power failure
Lois Williams on a power failure affect huge are of the Far North.
1.17 Work Ethics and 'Making a Fuss' - Cecile Meier
Making a fuss is not something New Zealanders are particularly good at, according to Cecile Meier. It's the topic of the half Swiss, half French journalists' latest opinion column for The Press. And now she's going to tell us why.
1.20 6-hour working week
Daniel Wackner (Swedish Public Radio) explodes a myth about a 6-hour working week
1.27 'Floating Classroom' - Tash Luxton
Marlborough may be set to get a floating classroom. That's the hope of Conservation Kids New Zealand and the Lochmara Wildlife Recovery Trust. The idea is to relocate a glass-bottom boat to the sounds, and run education programmes from it. One of the people behind the idea, is Conservation Kids New Zealand founder, Tash Luxton.
1.34 Critter of the Week - Canterbury mudfish
The Canterbury Mudfish is our Critter of The Week. It a series where we focus on the lesser-known threatened species. Nicola Toki is the Department of Conservation's threatened species ambassador.
1.40 Feature Album
Dinah Washington 'The Best In Blues".
2:08 The Morepork
2:12 Cobwebs and Colonials: Sarah Mathew and the Founding of Auckland.
On today's programme we hear an eyewitness account of the founding of Auckland.
2:20 NZ Live - Adam McGrath
Folk singer Adam McGrath performs live from our Auckland music studio.
3.10 Food - Jonny Schwass
3.20 Weekend Wine - Cameron Douglas
3.25 Movie Review - Richard Swainson
The Martian & Queen And Country
3.33 New Music - Yadana Saw
Bowie
3:45 Panel Pre-Show