Summer Times for Monday 9 January 2017
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Tourism troubles on the West Coast?
9:17 AM.Numbers are expected to soar well beyond 1 million a year on the West Coast- and that has prompted calls for more government spending on infrastructure and private investment in small businesses… Read more Audio
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Employee of the Month Michelle Anderson
9:30 AM.Librarians are working over summer! We got a message from Michelle Anderson who leads a team of librarians looking after the needs of children and teenagers in Tauranga. Audio
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Rocking babies to sleep with 80s hits
10:10 AM.Maybe you lived through the 80s.. and maybe you were a fan of Swedish pop rock duo Roxette. Now if you have a baby - get ready to rock them to sleep. Audio
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Protecting the Okura Estuary
10:20 AM.The Okura Estuary is one of the wonders of Auckland's East Coast Bays. It is part of the Long Bay-Okura Marine Reserve, bound on its northern edge by lush native bush containing native trees hundreds… Read more Audio
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Ben Barter, Lorde's drummer
10:20 AM.Ben Barter lives in LA and plays drums for Lorde and bands like Broods and Passion Pit. This summer he’s back at his childhood home in Hillsborough near Onehunga. Read more Audio
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Restoring a Wurlitzer photoplayer
10:50 AM.In a Waikato workshop, a 1915 Wurlitzer Photoplayer is being restored, one of very few left in the world. It's being repaired by Nathan Smith and Kevin Hanna they've been on the project since 2012. Read more Audio
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Food with Megan May
11:20 AM.In the few years that Little Bird Organics and its Unbakeries have existed, Megan May has cemented her place as one of Auckland's most important and influential chefs. Audio
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9:05 VoxPop - Peter Fowler plays first audio using new app.
The app is available on Android click here to download
9:10 West Coast Tourism - Kevin Stratful
Numbers are expected to soar well beyond 1 million a year on the West Coast- and that has prompted calls for more government spending on infrastructure and private investment in small businesses including shops, accommodation and services.
An action plan on ways to boost the West Coast economy - from tourism to agriculture - is due be released to the public in February.
Punakaiki on the West Coast Photo: wiki commons
9:25 Employee of the Month Michelle Anderson
Librarians are working over summer!
We got a message from Michelle Anderson who leads a team of librarians looking after the needs of children and teenagers in Tauranga.
9:30 Best of Jesse: Mark Forsyth - Adjectives
Mark Forsyth Photo: YoiuTube
10.10 Adam Alexander Roxette for Babies
Maybe you lived through the 80s.. and maybe you were a fan of Swedish pop rock duo Roxette. Now if you have a baby - get ready to rock them to sleep.
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Photo: Supplied
10.20 Peter Townsend protecting the Okura Estuary
The Okura Estuary is one of the wonders of Auckland's East Coast Bays. It is part of the Long Bay-Okura Marine Reserve, bound on its northern edge by lush native bush containing native trees hundreds of years old, and bordered on its south eastern coast by the northern end of Long Bay Regional Park.
Okura Estuary Photo: supplied
10:20 Expats/Home for Christmas
Ben plays drums for Lorde
Ben Barter Photo: Supplied
10:50 What Are You Reading?
Russel Norman, head of Greenpeace New Zealand.
Russel Norman. Photo: RNZ / Diego Opatowski
11:10 Wurlitzer Photoplayer
Wurlitzer Photoplayer is being restored, its from 1915.
Wurlitzer Photoplayer 1915 Photo: Supplied
11:20 Food with Megan May
In the few years that Little Bird Organics and its Unbakeries have existed, Megan May has cemented her place as one of Auckland's most important and influential chefs.
11:30 The Best of NZ Live: Broods (26:54)