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12 February 2012 - 5:00 pm NZ time
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with Jim Mora
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Audio from Tuesday 2 February 2010
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- 13:08 Jim's Intro
Todays topic is cliches. (6′01″)
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- 13:18 The best song ever written
Today Ian Hampton of Auckland is on the line. (10′44″)
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- 13:31 Critical Mass
Nick Butcher talks about the Wellington AC/DC concert. Philip Bell, editor of Rip It Up, with one of his picks of new music to look out for and listen up to. Simon Morris gives a rundown of the upcoming Oscar nominations. (17′29″)
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- 14:10 The Moa
It's one of New Zealands most famous flightless birds, but the moa wasn't always thus, according to new research. (11′55″)
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- 14:21 Top Hostel
A historic last stop for criminals in Christchurch has been voted one of the best spots in the world for travellers to rest their weary heads. (8′32″)
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- 14:46 He Rourou for 2 February 2010
Presbyterian Minister Hariata Haumate says 2010 is a time to get the parish"shipshape"so it can improve its outreach into the Lower Hutt community. He Rourou producer Ana Tapiata caught up with the Tuhoe Minister about getting out and about more this year. (5′00″)
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- 15:10 Tune your engine - multiple sclerosis
About 3,500 people have multiple sclerosis in New Zealand.Professor George Jelinek from Melbourne, is a well known medical clinician and researcher on MS and he's just put out his book"Overcoming Multiple Sclerosis - an evidence-based guide to recovery". (23′50″)
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- 15:33 Asian Report for 2 February 2010 - Modern Muslim Sisters
Jason Moon talks to two young, educated Muslim sisters who are embracing their life in the West. (14′10″)
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- 15:48 Environment story - Project River Recovery in action
In the Mackenzie Basin, rare black-fronted terns are getting a helping hand through"Project River Recovery". (12′05″)
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- 16:07 The panel (part 1)
With today's guests Joanne Black and Tony Doe. (27′05″)
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- 16:37 The panel (part 2)
With today's guests Joanne Black and Tony Doe. (23′05″)
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