7:07 Sonic Tonic - Back To Work

What's your dream job?

Passengers from the commuter trains leave Wellington station in the early morning.  Photographer: D. Nicholson 
February 1973, Wellington.

Passengers from the commuter trains leave Wellington station in the early morning. Photographer: D. Nicholson February 1973, Wellington. Photo: www.archway.archives.govt.nz/ViewFullItem.do?code=24805591

8:10 The Citizen's Handbook

Episode five of The Citizen's Handbook! This week New Zealand has some really weird laws and comedian Chris Parker tries to sneak a few past Robbie Nicol, while he lies to Chris about the Governors General.

RNZ - The Citizen's Handbook: Episode 5 - A Bill Becomes a Law [ G ]

RNZ - The Citizen's Handbook: Episode 5 - A Bill Becomes a Law [ G ] Photo: RNZ / YouTube

8:30 Friday Night Live

On Friday Night Live we feature performances from the Global Citizen concert held at AK’s Town Hall in August 2013.

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Photo: globalcitizen.org.nz

9:07 Country Life 

Country Life this week looks at how some Hawkes Bay farmers are coping with the daily grind of feeding and watering stock on the parched paddocks, and how others are helping.

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Photo: Selby Jowsey

There’s a convoy of trucks heading to Hawkes Bay this weekend as part of the Rapa Feed Run loaded with hundreds of bales of donated hay, emblazoned with smiley faces and messages like "kia kaha" to remind those affected they have plenty of community support.

Sophie Hansen with bales donated to the Rapa Feed Run for drought-stricken Hawkes Bay farmers

Sophie Hansen with bales donated to the Rapa Feed Run for drought-stricken Hawkes Bay farmers Photo: RNZ/Sally Round

10:17 After10

10:20 Dress For Success Charity Gearing Up.

With unemployment predicted to rise to record levels in the coming months, we talk to Dress for Success CEO, Philippa Wells about how they're gearing up to help.

10:30 Third Term Webseries.

Writer Michael Beran and actor Tandi Wright join us to talk about their new political comedy web series - A pregnant Prime Minister trying to negotiate her way through her pregnancy and a complicated MMP landscape.

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Photo: Third Term Webseries

11:07 The Mixtape

This week, Co-founder of Rip It Up, founder of Southside and Wildside Records, and an key figure in the evolution of online hub for local  music Audioculture, Murray Cammick, joins us.

Murray Cammick DJing in the early 1980s

Murray Cammick DJing in the early 1980s Photo: Supplied