Afternoons for Tuesday 17 November 2009

1:10 PM.'Remembrance' by Carl Reber as chosen by Pauline Bryant. Audio

1:20 PM.Alastair Riddell in 1974 gained nationwide exposure from weekly appearances on what was our most watched show on television at the time. These days he is not too far removed from music, though just… Read more Audio

2:13 PM.At age nine Mal Law lost his big brother Alan to leukemia. This year he decided to undertake the greatest challenge of his life. He will run seven of the country's best walks in seven days in order to… Read more Audio

2:26 PM.Bikers have converged in their thousands on Parliament in a loud and proud protest against proposed hikes in ACC levies. Audio

2:47 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Te Waari Carkeek about his optimism for the new Greater Wellington Regional committee new Natural Resources planning committee. Audio

2:53 PM.The Reverend Al Green plays at Civic Theatre in Auckland on 21 January 2009. Audio

3:12 PM.A look at a new strategy for tackling bullying in schools that involves the use of undercover teams. Audio

3:33 PM.Jason Moon talks to a New Zealand couple who teach at the biggest International School in Taipei. Audio

3:45 PM.Knowing why tectonic plates lock can have serious implications for predictions about earthquakes. GNS Sciences' Martin Reyners and his colleagues are looking into this process, and have already found… Read more Audio

4:06 PM.With Richard Griffin and Gordon Campbell. Audio

4:40 PM.With Richard Griffin and Gordon Campbell. Audio