Afternoons for Thursday 2 April 2009

1:07 PM.For Bill Perry the best song ever written is Green green grass of home by Tom Jones. Audio

1:20 PM.Hunterville is a modern town that straddles State Highway One in the foothills of the North Island's Central Plateau. Audio

2:07 PM.Today we meet the first New Zealander to be awarded the Fellowship Diploma of The St Cecilia School Of Music. Audio

2:20 PM.SMART is group of Massey students who have formed an organisation to promote healthy drinking habits amongst their peers. Audio

2:45 PM.In He Rourou today Ana Tapiata talks Te Ati Awa elder Sam Jackson about his thoughts on Shelley Bay buy back. Audio

2:50 PM.It's the first album from Manchester outfit The Stone Roses and no discography of the late 80s would be complete without it. Audio

3:07 PM.The debate that's not going to go away - which New Zealand city can claim to be the cultural capital? Audio

3:30 PM.The city's central RSA has invited war gamers to re-enact their battles in a setting steeped in military history. Audio

3:46 PM.Robins are pretty much confined to areas such as National Parks, although one remnant population survives near Dunedin. Audio

4:06 PM.Today's guests are Emily Perkins and Jock Anderson. Audio

4:36 PM.Today's guests are Emily Perkins and Jock Anderson. Audio