Afternoons for Friday 5 December 2008

1:06 PM.Robin Pierce from Marton chooses 'When you come to the end of a perfect day"sung by Paul Robeson. Audio

2:10 PM.A little-known tavern on the edge of the Hokianga Harbour has entered the scramble to be recognised as the country's oldest pub. Audio

2:20 PM.Auckland is considering proposals by campaigners for Trams to be included as a feature in the proposed Tank Farm development. Audio

2:50 PM.Dr Hone Kaa leads Te Kaahui Mana Ririki; a charitable trust set up to fight the high rates of Maori child abuse. Audio

2:53 PM.A run down of events around New Zealand this weekend. Audio

2:57 PM.Bob McDavitt with the latest weekend weather forecasts. Audio

3:11 PM.Jacob Brown with thomson's turkey and pickled radishes. Audio

3:32 PM.We hear from Graham Henry as well as rower Nathan Cohen who is taking part in the Billy Webb Centennial Challenge. Audio

3:48 PM.Jason Moon talks to JJ Yang about her experiences working and volunteering at World Vision. Audio

4:06 PM.With Neville Gibson and Wena Harawira. Audio

4:32 PM.With Neville Gibson and Wena Harawira. Audio