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3:30 PM.A Lyttelton local, Mike Dickison, is the force behind the port town's Ukulele Jam. Audio

3:30 PM.This week we're out for dinner at what might just be the country's most short-lived restaurant. Audio

3:25 PM.Moana Tipa works with inmates at prisons and has just been recognised for her contribution with a national art award. Audio

3:27 PM.Penny Lane is a second hand music shop where international DJ's rub shoulders with the locals; it's where we begin our story. Audio

3:33 PM.The city's cathedral is in need of fresh blood in its Bell-Ringing Society. Audio

3:33 PM.Katy Gosset pays a visit to the city's Jigsaw Puzzle Library. Audio

3:30 PM.We meet a couple who have vowed to go for a whole year without creating any household waste for the local landfill. Audio

3:33 PM.Tony Greig's arrested Sid Vicious and pursued Rwandan war criminals. Now, as a Christchurch barrister, he talks to Katy Gosset. Audio

3:35 PM.Katy meets Sue Dwan who runs 'DIY Devotees' - a local business aimed at giving practical skills to women. Audio

3:33 PM.We meet the passionate and prolific letter to the editor writer Bruce Grimwood, Audio

3:33 PM.Katy Gosset meets some thrill seeking octogenarians who still have plenty of adventures on their agenda. Audio

3:28 PM.Katy takes us on the Eighth Annual Art Trek. Audio

3:33 PM.Katy Gosset views her city from a different perspective. Audio

3:33 PM.In Valentine's spirit, our Chch correspondent meets some of the city's older residents and learns about their lives and loves. Audio

3:30 PM.Katy Gosset, is at the A-town gym to meet some of the country's rising boxing stars, based in Aranui, Christchurch. Audio

3:33 PM.Here's a glimpse into the Society for Creative Anachronism. Audio