Afternoons for Friday 31 July 2009

1:10 PM.William Harris chooses The Garden of Allah by Don Henley. Audio

2:10 PM.Households across the country have started receiving voting papers for the citizen's initiated referendum on smacking. Audio

2:20 PM.For Napier lawyer and part-time cyclist Jonathan Krebs, the next best thing to competing in this year's Tour de France was cycling the course as a spectator. Audio

2:45 PM.In He Rourou today tutor Tauira Takurua tells Ana Tapiata that his 70 year old father was a prime example of the fact that age is not a barrier to competition. Audio

2:50 PM.Bob McDavitt is here with the weekend weather. Audio

3:10 PM.Fresh Fast Food talks to Julie Biuso, who's taking a break in her schedule for the Food Show in Auckland. Audio

3:30 PM.There's another sign winter's starting to wind down - we're into the third round of rugby's Tri-Nations, and the provincial championship is underway for it's last season in the current format. Audio

3:46 PM.South Aucklanders are doing it for themselves! That hazily defined area"somewhere"south of Auckland City has got a pretty bad rap over the last few decades. But people there are working hard to… Read more Audio

4:10 PM.With David Slack and Dita De Boni. Audio

4:35 PM.With David Slack and Dita De Boni. Audio