Radio New Zealand - Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa

Audio from Friday 3 February 2012

Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.

13:09 Best Song Ever Written - Doctor Who Theme

Leyland Benson, who lives in North Canterbury chooses the original theme for Doctor Who, composed by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. (11′12″)

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14:10 The Global Mobile Family - Julie and Martin Glauer

Ever felt like packing your camping gear into two bike trailers, leaving just enough room for your four pre-school kids to sit - and just taking off to cycle the world as a family - through places like Guatemala, El Salvador, Rio, Southern India, Saudi Arabia, China, Mongolia and Russia? The Global Mobile Family has just completed their New Zealand leg. (14′11″)

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14:24 NZ Society - Dilworth School (Part 1)

David Steemson looks at Dilworth School for Boys in Auckland which educates boys completely free of charge, and has done for over 100 years. As a charitable institution Dilworth's only one of two such schools in the world. From small beginnings the school now has three separate campuses. (9′06″)

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14:50 Feature Album - Republic

1993's 'Republic' by New Order, the British band that rose from the ashes of Joy Division. 'Republic' was their best-selling album, and it got a Mercury Music Prize nomination. (1′27″)

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15:10 Fresh Fast Food with Jacob Brown

Jacob Brown's Quail with Prickly Ash and Lime. (10′55″)

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15:17 Wine with Belinda Jackson

Belinda suggests Marlborough Sauvignon Blancs: Saint Clair, Astrolabe, and Greywacke Wild. (10′10″)

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15:27 Film Review with Sarah McMullan

The dark comedy 'Young Adult' directed by Jason Reitman; the sci-fi film 'Chronicle'; and the acclaimed Spanish thriller 'Julia's Eyes'. (9′15″)

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15:38 Inangahua A&P

The Inangahua A&P show is in its has been held 101 times. In 2012 the organisers are harking back to early days with the theme 'The Good Old Times'. (6′09″)

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15:47 The Panel Pre-Show for 3 February 2011

Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. (16′02″)

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16:08 The Panel with Jock Anderson and Richard Langston (Part 1)

An earthquake measuring 5.7 rattled much of the country; the motorist cleared of charges over the death of a cyclist is called the "fall guy" for a "highly hazardous pinchpoint" on Tamaki Drive; the Government might consider enforcing new safety requirements for cars; and BMW associated its Mini Cooper Roadster with the a now deadly cold snap engulfing Europe. (25′49″)

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16:35 The Panel with Jock Anderson and Richard Langston (Part 2)

Sugar is being called so toxic to the human body that it should be regulated as strictly as alcohol by governments worldwide; mail delivery has stopped to some earthquake-hit Bexley houses; the Institute for Fiscal Studies is warning a eurozone meltdown would plunge Britain back into a two-year recession; and common regrets of those dying. (23′52″)

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