13 February 2012 - 12:10 am NZ time
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Russell Harding is on the line from the Nelson area. (6′16″)
What do today's songs have in common? (6′57″)
Her newest novel -"February"is the story of a Newfoundlander whose husband was killed in the real-life 1982 Ocean Ranger oil rig disaster. Lisa Moore says very little has been written about a tragedy in which all 84 on board died. (16′44″)
In this edition of He Rourou Cathy Dewes talks about her thoughts on the role of women and the marae. (5′13″)
From the every-changing world of IT - here's Mr IT, Hamish MacEwan. (20′00″)
David Steemson looks at the electrification of Auckland rail. (13′14″)
There's a bank in Auckland that doesn't store money. It stores brains. It's the Human Brain Bank, and researchers like Maurice Curtis use tissue samples from bequeathed brains to study neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's, Huntington's, and Parkinson's. (12′47″)
With today's guests Scott Yorke and Finlay MacDonald. (24′25″)
With today's guests Scott Yorke and Finlay MacDonald. (25′37″)
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Produced by Jimmy Stewart, Chris Reid and Susan Baldacci
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