Tonight’s Te Pae presented by Mark Amery will be going out live at 6pm and repeated throughout the week at 12pm and 6pm.  Suzie Richardson is co-hosting and doing a book review on ‘The King Country, Or, Explorations in New Zealand: A Narrative of 600 Miles of Travel Through Maoriland’ by James Henry Kerry-Nicholls. We have Kris Kaafoi, MP for Mana, member of the Labour Party, coming in to talk. Our neighbour of the week is Graeme Browne, teacher of music and Qigong, and currently directing and producing a musical at Kapiti College inspired by his grandfather’s WW1 diaries.  In the Spoken Word slot, we will hear some work from poet, Maria Macmillian. Janet Holborow, will be reading the Community Notices. We will remember Trevor Laurence…and Paul Bognuda, better known as Bogi, is going to introduce Rhino Music Day, which is being held at St Peter’s Hall on 18th April. The Kupu o te wiki is Tāwhirimātea: God of the wind and storms