Afternoons for Tuesday 10 May 2016
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Major shortage of plumbers
1:13 PM.Getting a plumber, especially in Auckland, is going to become increasingly difficult. The region is predicted to have a shortfall of over 600 plumbers within 2 years - a 60 percent undersupply. The… Read more Audio
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Timaru wants a new slogan
1:27 PM.Timaru is set for a new look. The district is getting a new slogan and welcome signs. And the council is throwing $120,000 behind the project. Timaru District Mayor, Damon Odey joins us. Audio
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Australia adds 49 species to threatened and endangered lists
1:37 PM.Australia has added 49 species to its threatened and endangered lists last week. But the move comes without an increase in funding to protect the flora and fauna. The federal government's list of… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Favourite Album - Look Blue Go Purple compilation LP
1:45 PM.Look Blue Go Purple compilation LP. Audio
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NZ Anglican church remains split over same sex blessings
2:10 PM.The New Zealand Anglican church remains split over the blessing of same sex relationships after again failing to reach an agreement. Audio
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The Great New Zealand Album - Second Hand Planet by Opshop
2:20 PM.Our Great New Zealand Album today was the second released by the band once known as G.S.T. It included two top ten hits, one of which became the most played on New Zealand radio in 2008. Of course… Read more Audio
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'Modern mothers treat their babies like little gods'
3:10 PM.Modern mothers treat their babies like little gods says Nanny to the stars Rachel Waddilove. Now 68, she is a mother of three and grandmother of six, and trained a Dr Barnardo's nursery college in the… Read more Audio
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Shedding light on Māori health
9:06 PM.Victoria University molecular geneticist Geoff Chambers is challenging the one-size-fits-all approach to healthcare, arguing that genes linked to the immune system of Māori and Pasifika people differ… Read more Audio
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The Panel pre-show for 10 May 2016
3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
1:10 First song: Beth Orton - 1973
Photo: 123RF
1:15 Major shortage of plumbers
Getting a plumber, especially in Auckland, is going to become increasingly difficult. The region is predicted to have a shortfall of over 600 plumbers within 2 years - a 60 percent undersupply.
The Master Plumber's Association says that's because too few plumbers are taking on apprentices as it has become too costly and difficult.
Its chief executive, Greg Wallace explains what the problem is.
1:25 Timaru wants a new slogan
The district is getting a new slogan and welcome signs. And the council is throwing $120,000 behind the project. Timaru District Mayor, Damon Odey joins us.
1:35 Australia adds 49 species to threatened and endangered lists
Australia has added 49 species to its threatened and endangered lists last week. But the move comes without an increase in funding to protect the flora and fauna.
The federal government's list of threatened species, made under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act, includes nine that are critically endangered. Jesse speaks with Australian Conservation Foundation campaigner, Jess Abrahams.
Opshop Photo: Supplied
1:40 Favourite album: Look Blue Go Purple compilation LP
2:20 The Great New Zealand Album - Second Hand Planet by Opshop
Our Great New Zealand Album today was the second released by the band once known as G.S.T. It included two top ten hits, one of which became the most played on New Zealand radio in 2008. Of course they'd had a name change by that time and were our most popular band.
To help us remember "Second Hand Planet" by Opshop is lead singer and principal composer Jason Kerrison
Maternity nurse to the stars, Rachel Waddilove Photo: supplied
3:10 "Modern mother's treat their babies like little gods"
Modern mothers treat their babies like little gods says Nanny to the stars Rachel Waddilove. Now 68, she is a mother of three and grandmother of six, and trained a Dr Barnardo’s nursery college in the 1960s. She has a particular issue with attachment parenting, which she says teaches babies bad habits and can increase sleep problems.
3:30 Our Changing World: Type 2 Diabetes
Why is it that Type 2 Diabetes is more common in Māori and Pasifica people, while diseases such as cystic fibrosis and multiple sclerosis are almost unheard of? Geoff Chambers, a molecular geneticist at Victoria University, thinks he's got the answer
3:45 The Panel Pre-Show
Zara Potts joins Jesse Mulligan and Jim Mora to look at what the world is talking about.
And your One Quick Questions are answered.
Music played in this show
JESSE MULLIGAN 1- 4pm
Tuesday May 10th
JESSE'S SONG:
ARTIST: Beth Orton
TITLE: 1973
COMP: Beth Orton, Andrew Hung
ALBUM: Kidsticks
LABEL: iTunes
FAVOURITE ALBUM:
ARTIST: Look Blue Go Purple
TITLE: Cactus Cat
COMP: Kathy Bull, Norma O'Malley, Lesley Paris, Denise Roughan, Kath Webster
ALBUM: In Love With These Times
LABEL: Flying Nun
ARTIST: Look Blue Go Purple
TITLE: I Don't Want You Anyway
COMP: Kathy Bull, Norma O'Malley, Lesley Paris, Denise Roughan, Kath Webster
ALBUM: In Love With These Times
LABEL: Flying Nun
ARTIST: Look Blue Go Purple
TITLE: As Does The Sun
COMP: Kathy Bull, Norma O'Malley, Lesley Paris, Denise Roughan, Kath Webster
ALBUM: Bewitched
LABEL: Flying Nun
THE GREAT NEW ZEALAND ALBUM: Second Hand Planet - Opshop
ARTIST: Opshop
TITLE: Maybe
COMP: Jason Kerrison & Opshop
ALBUM: Second Hand Planet
LABEL: Siren
ARTIST: Opshop
TITLE: Days To Come
COMP: Jason Kerrison & Opshop
ALBUM: Second Hand Planet
LABEL: Siren
ARTIST: Opshop
TITLE: One Day
COMP: Jason Kerrison & Opshop
ALBUM: Second Hand Planet
LABEL: Siren
ARTIST: Opshop
TITLE: Nothing To Hide
COMP: Jason Kerrison & Opshop
ALBUM: Second Hand Planet
LABEL: Siren
ADDITIONAL MUSIC:
ARTIST: The La De Das
TITLE: Hey Baby
COMP: Bruce Channel
ALBUM: 7" Single
LIVE: Philips
THE PANEL - HALF TIME SONG:
ARTIST: Doris Day
TITLE: Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)
COMP: Jay Livingston, Ray Evans
ALBUM: The Man Who Knew Too Much - Movie soundtrack
LABEL: Universal