Drive from 4:00 to 7:00pm, interviews and commentary from a Christian perspective, hosted by Luke Weston.
Are stepmothers really wicked and cruel?
That's to be the focus of a study being carried out by University of Auckland doctoral student, Anna Miller, who's completing her clinical psychology training.
She says popular children's stories like Cinderella and Snow White portray stepmothers in a negative light, so she wants to know how stepmothers feel about that stereotype.
Anna Miller joins George now to exposit more on the study.
At least three Assyrian Christians have been kidnapped recently from their villages in Hasake, Syria.
Two of the victims are young men and the kidnappers have asked for at least $100,000 USD in ransom for each.
Listen below for the story.
Well, today critics are out and about sharing their opinion about Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings prelude The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.
The movie uses Jackson’s innovation in shooting at 48 frames per second instead of the traditional 24 frames in 3D.
A reviewer from stuff.co.nz has described the high-definition image was as sharp, almost startlingly so initially.
Editor Steve Newall, from Flicks.co.nz, had the privileged of viewing the film and his comments.
Listen below for the audio.
Severe gale warnings are in force for parts of the country, as heavy rain continues to batter the North and South Islands this evening.
The bad weather is likely to keep you inside, but farmers around the country will be welcoming the rain, after record dry spells in certain areas in November.
We talk to Phill Duncan now to give us more information, as to what this weather is up to.
Listen below for the story.
Twenty years ago the way we communicated was revolutionized by the Short Message Service or text messaging.
Pioneered by 22 year old engineer Neil Papworth in December 1992, who sent the first SMS via his computer, the service is estimated to be used by four billion people around the world.
However Experts say SMS has been overtaken by new ways of communicating such as tweeting and instant messaging.
RBG’s very own Information Systems Engineer, Skip Parker joined George to give his thoughts.
Listen below for the story.
Contributor: Dan Wooding - Assist News
Argentine-born evangelist, Luis Palau, and 100 churches in the Australian city of Newcastle, have been working together to build on a 30-year legacy to reach its next generation.
Listen below for the story.
The news has made headlines all over the world, as Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, has fallen pregnant with Prince William.
The news was announced from St James' Palace over night our time.
The couple seem to have followed a tradition established in the last 50 years, that a royal baby is born almost a year after the wedding; so everyone's been waiting for this.
Our reporter Brad Mills has more from the reaction to the Baby news.
Listen below for the story.
