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Sunday 4 'til 8 for Sunday 17 November 2013

  • Star Olsen

    6:49 PM.In his heyday Star played league, he was sporty but what he thought was a foot sprain turned out to be gout. The gout got him down both physically and emotionally as he shares with Justine Murray. Audio

  • Regan Murray

    6:38 PM.At 26 years old, Regan was diagnosed with Gout. He attributed the illness with 'old people' but he was shocked when he got his first diagnosis. Today in his mid-thirties, he's on the right path to… Read more Audio

  • Gout Seminar - Naenae

    6:31 PM.A community seminar at Naenae was attended by over forty people from the area. Guest speakers included Rheumatologist Dr Chula Rajapakse and Dietician Chelsea Marsh, both talk about the importance of… Read more Audio

  • Anatoa Te Kira - Arthritis educator

    6:26 PM.As an educator for The New Zealand Arthritis Foundation, Anatoa works in the Gisborne, Wairarapa and Hutt Valley areas to inform communities about gout. Justine Murray talks about her role. Audio

  • Mohi Waihi

    6:17 PM.Mohi was in his sixties when he was diagnosed with Gout, today he keeps it under control through his prescribed medicine and a few changes in his diet. He chats with Justine from his office at… Read more Audio

  • Dr Peter Gow

    6:09 PM.Associate Professor Dr Peter Gow explains what Gout is, its symptoms and how to manage it. Audio

  • Whakatauki for 17 November 2013

    6:06 PM.E whakapiki hauora oranga hoki mo te hunga e pangia ana e te kaiponapona. To improve the health and well-being of people who are affected by arthritis. Audio

  • Te Ahi Kaa 17 November 2013 - Living with Gout

    6:00 PM.In this week's Te Ahi Kaa Justine Murray presents a one hour special, Living with Gout. Rheumatologists Dr Peter Gow and Dr Chula Rajapakse explain how the form of arthritis affects the joints. Star… Read more Audio

  • Spiritual Outlook for 17 November 2013: Christmas Food - Part 1

    5:12 PM.In France, dinner on Christmas Eve is the most important meal of the season, and steeped in tradition. For Assyrians, a type of cookie called kleach is the feature of their Christmas cuisine. Amelia… Read more Audio

  • One In Five for 17 November 2013

    5:05 PM.Carol Stiles finds out how the best measure of accessibility is not that they comply with the recommended guidelines, but whether people with a disability actually use them. Audio

4:07 The Sunday Feature: Smart Talk - Of Gods and Men

Zeus and Hera: Family and Marriage (1 of 7, RNZ)

5:12 Spiritual Outlook

5:40 Te Waonui a Te Manu Korihi

Maori news and interviews from throughout the motu (RNZ)

6:06 Te Ahi Kaa

Exploring issues and events from a tangata whenua perspective (RNZ)

7:06 One in Five

This week, Carol Stiles hears the best measure of accessibility for buildings and public facilities is not their compliance with recommended guidelines, but whether people with a disability actually use them. She finds out about a new Ministry for Social Development project which aims to provide city councils, engineers and transport and infrastructure planners hard data on the numbers of people with mobility aids who are using particular facilities and services.

7:30 Discovery

Exploring today's most significant scientific discoveries. (BBC)

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