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4:32 PM.Today in music history: 25th Anniversary of Radioheads album, The Bends Audio

4:29 PM.The Friday mailbag, where Wallace takes a look back at listener feedback from throughout the week and touching on the topics which got people motivated to email and text in. Audio

4:22 PM.Cashmere High School Head Boy Okirano Tilaia who led a student vigil in Hagley Park last year, holding another event this afternoon to pay tribute to mosque shooting victims and their whanau. Audio

4:08 PM.Fifty of the country's leading infectious disease and public health scientists and professionals are calling on political leaders to collaborate not campaign to prevent the spread of COVID-19… Read more Audio

3:56 PM.What the panellists Janet Wilson and Raybon Kan have been thinking about. Audio

3:45 PM.What shouldn't you tell your single friends? Should people in relationships be giving advice at all? Reluctant romantic Robert Kelly goes on a linguistic journey. Audio

4:50 PM.Avondale Jockey club is fearful for its future as a proposed bill will be able to wind them up and strip them of their assets. Club chair Alan Boyle explains what's going on. Audio

4:40 PM.Compulsory cycling safety advocate, Patrick Dingemans explains why he and others campaigned to make wearing them mandatory. Audio

4:34 PM.A Rotorua mother is challenging the high school rule which bans moustaches on its pupils. Audio

4:32 PM.Today in music history in 1967 The Velvet Underground released their debut album. Audio

4:23 PM.Hollywood reporter Carol Ramos joins the discussion on the 23 years Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to. Audio

4:08 PM.The World Health Organisation has declared the coronvirus a pandemic, we speak to Dr Siouxsie Wiles about what that means. US correspondent Simon Hampton also updates what's happening in the U.S where… Read more Audio

3:55 PM.What the panellists Livia Esterhazy and Mark Sainsbury have been thinking about. Audio

3:45 PM.Unity Books Auckland has won "International Bookshop of the Year" at the London Book Fair. RNZ producer and former Unity Books Wellington bookseller Robert Kelly is here to sing the praises of… Read more Audio

4:55 PM.The appeal courts in the US have ruled that Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page didn't steal the famous Stairway to Heaven riff from the 1968 Spirit song, "Taurus". Audio

4:49 PM.Another Super Tuesday in the U.S for the democratic presidential nominee hopefuls, US correspondent Simon Hampton joins The Panel to explain who's in the lead between Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden. Audio

4:37 PM.Distinguished Professor of Sociology, Paul Spoonley, has grave concerns about the far right extremist threat not disappearing one year on from the attack on the Christchurch mosques, despite… Read more Audio

4:33 PM.Today in music history we look at the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest and revisit past winners. Audio

4:27 PM.Auckland council hears from a younger more diverse group of residents in feedback to its proposed Climate Action Framework than it would normally get. Audio

4:17 PM.Safety advocate Lance Wiggs wants New Zealand's compulsory cycling helmet laws to be up for debate in the government's 'Accessible Street" discussion document. Audio

4:07 PM.Kiwisaver and other investments are taking a hammering after the markets were spooked by coronavirus. Financial advisor Martin Hawes talks about what can be done with the funds. Audio