Weekend Radio
Across 1. Cringe in Washington in connection with predicament (3,3,6) 9. Take place in company going around with scoundrel (5) 10. Garage designed to accommodate tank in compound (9) 11. Weak revolution ending in trouble to a smaller extent (9) 12. Avid solver omitting every other letter in passage (5) 13. Average temperature indicated (5) 15. Crime covered up by attendant in minister’s place (9) 16. Freeze street in part of film about city (9) 17. Shine in field among leaders of great movement (5) 19. Suppose visitors must be short of time (5) 20. Long distance from the rig, lay wrecked (5-4) 23. Scent in tune with surrounding country (9) 24. Danger in place full of revolutionary anger (5) 25. Bug? It’s caught by poor player, we cry (6-6) Down 1. Mature crowd upset about defeat (7) 2. Song from enchantress, heartless with language, holding men up (7,7) 3. Audacity never out of order (5) 4. Post put at risk (5) 5. Keeper of records about substance, endlessly scarce (9) 6. Pretend to co-operate in drama with arm initially extended (4,5) 7. Be surprised by arena, I see, excited before fight (5,2,7) 8. Part of treatise renegade composed (6) 14. Audit’s conclusion stern about certain person in charge of funds (9) 15. Bad temper shown by alien in rising up with weapon (9) 16. Trademark? Very loud exit (3,3) 18. Doctor with demonstration in ethical style (7) 21. E.g. key unusually handy with technology? (5) 22. Become thinner in band on run (5) RNZ National
6.08 Storytime 7.10 Country Life 8.10 Saturday Morning with Kim Hill 12.11 This Way Up with Simon Morton 1.10 Music 101 5.11 Focus on Politics 5.30 Tagata o te Moana 6.06 Great Encounters 7.06 Saturday Night 12.04am All Night Programme, including: 12.05 Music After Midnight; 12.30 The Wild West Coast, by Leslie Hobbs; 1.05 Our Changing World; 1.35 Mary Holm; 2.05 Heart and Soul; 2.35 Hymns on Sunday; 3.05 Under the Huang Jiao Tree, by Jane Carswell; 3.30 Te Waonui a Te Manu Korihi; 4.30 CrowdScience; 5.10 Hello Dubai, by Joe Bennett; 5.45 Historical Highlight.
6.08 Storytime 7.10 Sunday Morning with Wallace Chapman, including: 8.10 Insight; 9.06 Mediawatch 12.12 Standing Room Only, with Lynn Freeman, including: 1.10 At the Movies, with Simon Morris; 2.05 The Laugh Track 3.04 The 3 O'Clock Drama, LifeAfter by Mac Rogers 4.06 The Sunday Feature 5.00 The World at Five 5.11 Heart and Soul 5.40 Te Waonui a Te Manu Korihi 6.06 Te Ahi Kaa 6.40 Voices 7.05 The TED Radio Hour 8.06 Sunday Night with Grant Walker 10.00 The 10 O'Clock Report 10.12 Mediawatch 11.04 The Retro Cocktail Hour 12.04am All Night Programme, including: 12.05 Music After Midnight; 12.30 Health Check; 1.05 Te Ahi Kaa; 2.06 My Heels Are Killing Me; 2.30 NZ Music Feature; 3.05 Under the Huang Jiao Tree by Jane Carswell; 3.30 Science in Action; 5.10 Witness. RNZ Concert
News and Weather 6.00am, 7.00, 8.00, 9.00am, noon, 3.00, 6.00, 10.00pm 6.00 Classic Morning 9.00 The Works 10.00 Your Choice (Box 123, Wellington or concert@radionz.co.nz) 12.00 The RNZ Concert Classical Chart 1.00 Part’s Musical Prism, Ryan Smith looks at the work of Estonian composer Arvo Part and the reasons he turned to plainsong for inspiration 2.00 Worlds of Music 3.00 Afternoon Concert Adam Chamber Music Festival 2017 – Matthew Barley in Recital 5.00 Inside Out, with Nick Tipping 7.00 Music Alive From the 2016 Arts Festival Dunedin – Gallipoli to the Somme 9.00 From the New Zealand Collection 10.00 Day’s End, RNZ Concert’s musical nightcap 12.00am Music Through the Night.
News and Weather 6.00am, 8.00, 9.00am, noon, 3.00, 6.00, 10.00pm 6.00 Sanctuary 8.00 Grace Notes 9.00 The Works 10.00 Chamber Music at Lincoln Centre, Double Dvorak Noon The Critic’s Choice 1.00 Vintage Years 2.00 The Sunday Feature, Composers on Camera: Composer as Hero 3.00 Afternoon Concert Nikki Chooi, Amalia Hall, Markyian Melnychenko (violins), Sarah Watkins (piano) – Mozart, Hermann, Prokofiev, Sarasate 5.00 New Horizons 6.00 Opera on Sunday Chicago Lyric Opera series – Wagner: Tannhauser 10.00 Day's End 12.00am Music Through the Night.