Summer Times for Thursday 29 December 2016
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'Mount Mauler' returns to the beach this summer
9:11 AM.The Bay of Plenty Times reports the return of a notorious pest to the beach this summer, it's known as the "Mount mauler". Kati Kati entomologist Peter Maddison tells us more. Audio
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The New Zealand Scouts Jamboree gets underway in Renwick today
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3,000 Scouts supported by 650 Troop Leaders and 450 staff will be setting up camp today in Renwick for The Scout's New Zealand Jamboree gets underway. Guy Betson Jamboree director… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Bites
9:30 AM.Waine Dackers from Otago answers Jesse's question and he has quite a list of things he's been bitten by in 2016. Audio
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'Mount Maulers' uncovered by Dr Rudi Schnizler
10:11 AM.Entomologist Dr Rudi Schnizler gives us further detail on the 'Mount Maulers' that have been bothering bathers in Mt Mauganui. Audio
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Frogs the size of your thumb
10:16 AM.Discovered 24 years ago near Te Puke, The Hochstetter frog is a New Zealand native and it's as tiny as your thumb. Today the tiny frogs have gained some protection, as it's habitat is officially… Read more Audio
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Employee of the Month - Stella McQueen
10:30 AM.Today's employee of the month is Stella McQueen. she has been doing field work on freshwater fishes. during the holiday season she's continuing to do her fish spotting and encourages others… Read more Audio
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How to pick a Tradie
11:10 AM.Kiwi's are known for DIY, but Sometimes a little bit of Do It Yourself can be a bit too much, you may need a extra pair of hands Jeremy Wynn Harris from Christchurch shares his experience with… Read more Audio
8:10 Jesse Intro
Jesse Mulligan kicks off episode two of the Summer Days morning show.
8:15 Obit: Helen Kelly
2016 claimed a lot of well-known people. One of those was a local champion of the workers, Helen Kelly.
Jim Mora's panel of Duncan Webb and Simon Pound paid tribute to her earlier this year.
Helen Kelly is farewelled at a public memorial at the Michael Fowler Centre in Wellington Photo: RNZ / Rebekah Parsons-King
8:24 Best of Wallace Chapman - Anne Manne
It doesn't take much convincing to see the world is increasingly focused on the self. Writer Anne Manne's book looks at narcissism in the pursuit of fame and our obsession with 'making it'. It examines the deeper roots how a narcissistic character type is being fuelled by a cult of the self. Wallace Chapman caught up with Anne and investigated generation me me me.
9:06 Jesse wants to know what have you been bitten by?
Jesse wants to what you've been bitten by - text us 2101 or email jesse@radionz.co.nz
9:07 The Mount Mauler
It's called Phycosecis Limbata otherwise known as The Mount Mauler, it leaves huge welts on your skin, and preys on unsuspecting beach goers.
The impact of the Phycosecis Limbata AKA Mount Mauler/ This image was taken from Sunlive.co.nz Photo: Sunlive.co.nz
9:15 Summer Calendar - Scout Jamboree
Jesse speaks with Scout Jamboree organiser, Guy Beckford.
Jamboree Director Guy Betson from Scouts Photo: Supplied
9:25 Waine Dackers
Waine talks to Jesse about being bitten by Sealice, A Pig ,Calf, Rabbit and a Bumblebee.
9:30 Best of Jesse Mulligan - Thomas Dolby
Thomas Dolby in his 1980s pomp. Photo: Supplied
The 1982 hit 'She Blinded Me with Science' might never have come about if Thomas Dolby hadn't found "the guts" of a Powertran Transcendent 2000 synthesiser in a dumpster as a teenager. Dolby's life so far has been a catalogue of serendipity in action - from making music with technology to making music for technology to now teaching arts at a presti gious American university. Dolby shares his story in the autobiography, Speed of Sound: Breaking the Barriers Between Music and Technology.
10:05 Dr Rudi Schnizler on Mount Mauler
Dr Rudi Schnizler talks to us about Mount Mauler!
10:10 The Hochstetter Frog
The Hochstetter frog is as tiny as your thumb, and today it's habitat is officially considered to be a conservation sanctuary.
The frog was discovered 24 years ago in Te Puke, and it's taken a long time to get classed as a conservation sanctuary.
Forest & Bird branch member Carole Long joins us to explain.
The Hochstetter frog is the size of your thumb Photo: Supplied
10:15 Employee of the Month - Stella McQueen
Today's employee of the month is Stella McQueen. While her work might sound like fun - there's a serious note to it all. Stella McQueen has been doing field work on freshwater fishes. She's continuing to do her fish spotting during the holiday season and encouraging others who are in the great outdoors to do the same thing.
10:30 The best of This Way Up - Saltwater Fly Fishing
We're chasing snapper. Salt water fly fishing in the Hauraki Gulf in the company of This Way Up's Simon Morton.
11:05 How to pick a Tradie - Jeremy Wyn-Harris
There is plenty of work for tradespeople at this time of year. But how do you pick one?
11:20 The best of NZ Live - Tiki Taane
Christchurch-born chart topper Tiki Taane recreated his one-man show live for RNZ in Auckland this year. His track "Always On My Mind" has since become the most successful New Zealand single of all time, taking the title from Hollie Smith's "Bathe In The River." As well as playing sold-out shows all around the country, Taane mentors, produces and mixes for other bands.
