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Afternoons for Tuesday 24 November 2015

  • First Song

    1:12 PM.'Who Wants To Live Forever' - Queen Audio

  • Colossal Cow - Geoff Maber

    1:18 PM.A colossal cow could be headed to Morrinsville. Power Farming owner, Geoff Maber, explains what's in store for 'The Cream of the Country'. Audio

  • Burt Munro Challenge - Stephen Winteringham

    1:25 PM.It's the 10th anniversary of the Burt Munro Challenge in Invercargill this week. And with only two days to go, the organisers have dusted off two special motorbikes, that featured in The World's… Read more Audio

  • Put Inglewood on the Facebook Map - Matthew Harrison

    1:34 PM.He brought high-speed broadband to the people of Inglewood. And now, he's campaigning to put the Taranaki town on the Facebook map. PrimoWireless managing director, Matthew Harrison, has started The… Read more Audio

  • Favourite Album

    1:39 PM.Circus Animals - Cold Chisel. Chosen by Fergus Blakiston Audio

  • Greenpeace Action - Siana Fitzjohn

    2:08 PM.Police have arrested two Greenpeace activists who boarded the Government research ship Tangaroa in Wellington in protest at it being used to search for oil. But three other activists remain secured… Read more Audio

  • Great New Zealand Concerts - Rainbow Warrior 1986

    2:17 PM.Marsden Wharf Auckland, 10 July 1985, just before midnight, two explosions tore through the hull of the Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior. Today we remember a concert held to raise funds for a… Read more Audio

  • Female Soldiers - Gayle Tzemach Lemmon

    3:07 PM.For almost ten years, U.S Special Forces working in Afghanistan were working blind, unable to gather intelligence from the largest group of citizens in the country, women. When soldiers raided… Read more Audio

  • Tea bag science

    9:20 PM.Tea bags containing red and green tea leaves have been buried in the soil for three months, to give insights into tussock grassland ecosystems and how they are being affected by climate change Read more Audio

  • The Panel pre-show for 24 November 2015

    3:45 PM.What the world is talking about with Paul Brennan, Jim Mora and Zoe George Audio

1:10 First Song

'Something's Burning' - Kenny Rogers. 

1:15 Colossal Cow - Geoff Maber

A colossal cow could be headed to Morrinsville. Power Farming owner, Geoff Maber, explains what's in store for 'The Cream of the Country'.

1:27 Burt Munro Challenge - Stephen Winteringham

It's the 10th anniversary of the Burt Munro Challenge in Invercargill this week. And with only two days to go, the organisers have dusted off two special motorbikes, that featured in The World's Fastest Indian movie. Burt Munro Challenge committee member, Stephen Winteringham, talks about the upcoming events.

1:34 Put Inglewood On The Facebook Map - Matthew Harrison

He brought high-speed broadband to the people of Inglewood. And now, he's campaigning to put the Taranaki town on the Facebook map. PrimoWireless managing director, Matthew Harrison, has started The Let Us Choose Inglewood for Our Town Facebook page. Its mission, to show that between Tariki and Egmont Village, there's a town called Inglewood.

1:40 Favourite Album

Circus Animals - Cold Chisel.  Chosen by Fergus Blakiston.

2:10 Greenpeace Action - Siana Fitzjohn

Police have arrested two Greenpeace activists who boarded the Government research ship Tangaroa in Wellington in protest at it being used to search for oil. But three other activists remain secured high on the ship's super structure. Greenpeace says the three remaining on the ship have supplies and could stay on there for hours or possibly even days. 

2:20 Great New Zealand Concerts - Rainbow Warrior 1986

Marsden Wharf Auckland, 10 July 1985, just before midnight, two explosions tore through the hull of the Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior. Today we remember a concert held to raise funds for a replacement Rainbow Warrior. 

3:10 Female Soldiers - Gayle Tzemach Lemmon

For almost ten years, U.S Special Forces working in Afghanistan were working blind, unable to gather intelligence from the largest group of citizens in the country, women.  When soldiers raided compounds or entered homes they were not allowed to make contact with Afghan women. In 2010, 100 women were deployed alongside the Army Rangers as so called "Cultural Support Teams" to gather information from wives and daughters. First Lieutenant Ashley White was killed by an improvised explosive device (IED) while working on the Cultural Support Team.  Author  Gayle Tzemach Lemmon describes the important role these sister soldiers played in her book, "Ashley's War: The Untold Story of a Team of Women Soldiers on the Special Ops Battlefield".

3:30 Our Changing World - Alison Ballance

Barbara Anderson from Landcare Research is very particular about the tea bags she uses - and they're hard to find in New Zealand. She needs them, however, as that special brand of tea bag is part of an International Tea Bag Index, and Alison Ballance joins her to find out what a decomposed tea bag can tell you about climate and climate change.

3:45 The Panel Pre-Show

What the world is talking about with Paul Brennan, Jim Mora and Zoe George.

Music played in this show

OPENING SONG:

ARTIST: Queen
TITLE: Who wants to live forever
COMP: May
ALBUM: Queen: Forever [1CD] (Compilation)
LABEL: Virgin

FEATURE ALBUM:

ARTIST: Cold Chisel
TITLE: Wild Colonial Boy
COMP: Walker
ALBUM: Circus Animals
LABEL: Warner

ARTIST: Cold Chisel
TITLE: Letter to Alan
COMP: Walker
ALBUM: Circus Animals
LABEL: Warner

ARTIST: Cold Chisel
TITLE: When the War is Over
COMP: Prestwich
ALBUM: Circus Animals
LABEL: Warner

ARTIST: Cold Chisel
TITLE: Taipan
COMP: Walker
ALBUM: Circus Animals
LABEL: Warner

HALFTIME:

ARTIST: R Kelly
TITLE: I Believe I Can Fly
COMP: Kelly
ALBUM: R. Kelly: I Believe I Can Fly, The Best Of (Compilation)
LABEL: Sony