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3:30 PM.This week Katy visits an exhibition that's showcasing the images and experiences of the trans-gender community. Audio

3:30 PM.Peter Jones has performed at the Princess Margaret Hospital Chapel as a volunteer for twenty years. Audio

3:35 PM.Our Christchurch correspondent, Katy Gosset, meets Eri Yahagi who is revealing a new side to Japanese cooking with such toothsome goodies as green tea gateau. Audio

3:30 PM.To Christchurch now and this week we look at an organisation that's helping many of the city's illegal drivers to gain their licences. Audio

3:30 PM.The National Brass Band's last big rehearsal, ahead of this weekend's World Champs. Audio

3:30 PM.A visit to a private bridge club where good manners are paramount. Audio

3:30 PM.The Curtain Bank has been run by the Community Energy Action Charitable Trust in Christchurch for 15 years. Audio

1:30 PM.Later in the show we're in Christchurch to meet one of the city's longest serving retailers who's still trading her way through the recession. Audio

3:35 PM.We head to Christchurch to visit the city's major craft expo. Creative types have turned their hands to everything from clothing and cakeplates to recycled accessories. Audio

3:30 PM.A return to the theatre for one of the city's best known performers Elizabeth Moody. Audio

3:30 PM.Tyron Southward runs his own business specialising in hunting and trophy work and despite the recession, business is booming. Audio

3:30 PM.We head to the Southern city where three quarters of the popualtion have library cards and they're not afraid to use them. Audio

3:30 PM.In Canterbury we look at the region's upcoming rugby talent through the eyes of one of sport's stalwarts. Audio

3:30 PM.We investigate a claim based on empirical evidence that the city is full of Good Samaritans. Audio

3:32 PM.Katy Gosset paid a visit to the RSA to find out how they keep the doors open for those who need it most. Audio

3:33 PM.Katy takes us round the Biennial Meccano Exhibition and all its metal marvels. Audio

3:30 PM.87 year old Harry Taylor is still playing table tennis at a national level, he shares his tips on the game. Audio

3:30 PM.The city's central RSA has invited war gamers to re-enact their battles in a setting steeped in military history. Audio

3:30 PM.Our Christchurch correspondent, Katy Gosset, has been visiting a true gentlemen's barbershop - one of the oldest in the city. Audio

3:30 PM.People who look after children have the right to party but not always the opportunity, one man has set about making it happen. Audio

3:33 PM.Katy talks to a Lyttleton grafitti/guerilla/stensil artist that some may describe as a vandal. Audio

3:30 PM.Today we visit a school that has dared to deviate from the traditional path of after-school homework. Audio

3:30 PM.Christchurch - the Garden City. The next few weeks see enthusiasts coax the city into bloom for a series of events. Audio

3:35 PM.Ninety eight year old Jesse Rosier once worked in the kitchen of Michael Joseph Savage. Audio

3:30 PM.A local man says he wants to save the planet using his electricity powered runabout. Audio