Sunday 4 'til 8 for Sunday 19 October 2014
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One In Five for 19 October 2014 - extended interview
7:07 PM.Listen to an extended interview with barrier free advisor Vivian Naylor. Audio
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One In Five for 19 October 2014
7:06 PM.From his new vantage point as a wheelchair user, Mike Gourley revisits the issue of access to the built environment. Read more Audio
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Ngā Tāonga Kōrero - Ramai Hayward
6:47 PM.In an archival recording from 1973, Ramai Hayward (1916 - 2014) talks about her passion for film production during the 1940's with host Selwyn Murupaenga.
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From Māoriland to ImagineNATIVE
6:24 PM.Pat and Tania Hakaraia run their lawnmowing business in Otaki, their expertise were called upon when Pat's cousin Libby Hakaraia directed the short film The Lawnmower Men of Kapu. This week the couple… Read more Audio
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Arapata Hakiwai - Remembering Sir Apirana Ngata
6:08 PM.As part of this year's Sir Apirana Ngata Memorial Lectures. Acting Chief Executive and Kaihautu of Te Papa Tongarewa, Arapata Hakiwai talks about the contribution made by Sir Apirana Ngata in the… Read more Audio
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Whakatāuki mo 19 o Whiringa a nuku (October) 2014
6:06 PM.He aroha whakatō, He aroha puta mai. If kindness is sown, then kindness you shall receive. This week's whakatāuki is explained by Sonia Kaurauna nō Ngāi Tuhoe. Audio
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Food for Life
5:05 PM.Lisa Thompson meets Buddhi Wilcox, a Northland Hare Krishna devotee who has so far delivered 70,000 hot meals to school children, in his bid to try and tackle child poverty in his region. Read more Audio
4:07 World War One Book Club - Dispatches from the front
New Zealand literary commentators Kate Camp, Harry Ricketts, Jane Stafford and Kate Hunter look at literature from the front lines, including All Quiet on the Western Front, Testament of Youth, and We Shall Not Cease. What makes the accounts of soldiers, nurses and pacifists more than mere diaries? And how did a German novel become the most influential account of fighting in World War One?
The second in a series of three discussions exploring the legacy of World War One writing. Made in association with The New Zealand Book Council, with support from Victoria University of Wellington, the series features New Zealand literary commentators Kate Camp, Harry Ricketts, Jane Stafford and special guests discussing and dissecting favourite writings on the war – from poetry to fiction, diaries to graphic novels.
5:00 The World at 5
A roundup of today's news and sport.
5:12 Spiritual Outlook
Our regular catch up with the world of religion, spirituality, faith and ethics – produced and presented by Justin Gregory, Lisa Thompson, Amelia Nurse and Mike Gourley alternating with series from the BBC's World Service programme, Heart and Soul.
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
The issues and experience of disability (RNZ)
7:35 Voices
A weekly programme that highlights Asians, Africans, indigenous Americans and more in New Zealand, aimed at promoting a greater understanding of our ethnic minority communities (RNZ)
