12 February 2012 - 5:01 pm NZ time
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The topic is Saint Patricks Day. (1′54″)
We are traveling to Mars today with New Zealand Ballet supremo Sir Jon Trimmer. (30′59″)
Evidence of a massive undersea landslide, that has dislodged a billion cubic metres of rock has been found. (5′03″)
Almost 70 years after the sinking of the HMAS Sydney, searchers have discovered the wreck. (13′48″)
Portrait of a Seaplane Station. (22′13″)
Simon Morton gives us a potted history of Tea both here in NZ and overseas. (16′08″)
Fundamental questions about how cancer emerges and grows in the body are still awaiting answers. (13′30″)
With today's guests Joanne Black and Ian Wishart. (25′27″)
With today's guests Joanne Black and Ian Wishart. (25′18″)
1:06 Jim's Essay
1:10 Best Song Ever Written - Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond
According to Alois Kafer
1:15 8 Months To Mars - Sir Jon Trimmer
2:00 News
2:10 Undersea Landslide
Evidence of a massive undersea landslide, that has dislodged a billion cubic metres of rock has been found less than 15 kilometres from Wellington airport. Using underwater scanning equipment, NIWA scientists have located a giant scar in the Nicholson Canyon, which lies in Cook Strait, south of Wellington Heads. The scar is all that's left from the giant slip, four times the size of Mt Victoria tunnel that scientists are now trying to date and assess for further risk and instability. NIWA ocean geologist Joshu Mountjoy.
2:20 Wreck of the Sydney
The wreckage of HMAS Sydney, sunk off the West Australian coast during World War II, has been found. It's a major breakthrough for the Australian government, which has invested more than $ 4 million in the search, and the Finding Sydney Foundation, which has conducted it out. The foundation's project manager is Patrick Flynn.
2:30 NZ Reading : The Perfect Day by Helen Lehndorf
One of our Whitireia Workshop series from the collection, A Magpie Stole My Heart.
2:45 He Rourou
In He Rourou today, Ana Tapiata talks to Wharehoka Wano, the organiser of the Maori activities of the New Zealand Arts Festival.
2:50 Feature Album - Achtung Baby by U2
Their seventh studio album . (1991)
3:00 News
3:12 Author Slot : Hobsonville - Portrait of a Seaplane Station
Published in trade paperback by Random House New Zealand.
3:33 This Way Up
In our This Way Up consumer feature, Simon Morton gives us a potted history of Tea both here in NZ and overseas, and then searches for the perfect cuppa.
3:47 Science
What are the ways cancer researchers are trying to stop the growth of tumours? Find out in our Health Segment today, with Dacia Herbulock.
4:00 News
4:06 The Panel - Ian Wishart and Joanne Black.
4:30 News Headlines/Traffic/Weather
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