Navigation for Lately

Lately for Friday 15 July 2022

Add all to playlist
No caption

Photo: RNZ

10:18 AUCKLAND SHOOTING

A man has been taken into custody following a firearms incident in West Auckland that left two people dead this afternoon.

Police took the man into custody, following a manhunt after the deadly incident in the suburb of Glendene at about 3pm.

Police at the cordon around a shooting incident in the West Auckland suburb of Glendene, where two people were shot dead.

Police at the cordon around a shooting incident in the West Auckland suburb of Glendene, where two people were shot dead. Photo: RNZ / Jonty Dine

Waitakere ward Auckland City councillor Shane Henderson joins us

10:25 BATTLE OF WATERLOO SKELETONS UNCOVERED

IT is a defining turning point in European history, when Napleon's Army was defeated by the Duke of Wellington,  with a bit of help from the Prussians, on a battle field in modern day Belgium.

And now archaeologists have unearthed more incredible details of what happened at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.

Forensic Anthropologist Gaille MacKinnnon excavating the bones.

Forensic Anthropologist Gaille MacKinnnon excavating the bones. Photo: Chris Van Houts/Waterloo Uncovered

As well as amputated limbs and bones of horses killed during the battle, the team of archaeologists and military veterans discovered a complete skeleton, of a man thought to be a solider in Wellington's army.

More than 20,000 men were killed during the battle but until now few remains have been found.

Joining us now from Belgium on the last day of excavations is director of the Centre for Battlefield Archaeology at the University of Glasgow Professor Tony Pollard.

10:30 OUT LATELY WITH FINNBAR JOHANNSON

He's baaaaaack . . . our Friday night music feature with master Finn Johansson returns

Finnbar Johansson

Finnbar Johansson Photo: Supplied

TRACKS

Started in early 2011, The Garden consists of twin brothers Wyatt & Fletcher Shears.

Maceió, the capital of Brazil’s Alagoas state on its sprawling east-coast, is home to pastel coloured colonial houses, white sand beaches and a brilliant young composer, poet and multi-instrumentalist named Bruno Berle

Baecorp is committed to receiving a cease and desist notice from Baycorp - a registered debt collection company 

I make music for the purpose of illuminating and supporting the inner lives of many different types of listeners and sound practitioners. This piece structure is a complex representation of the hope, joy and sadness we have collectively traveled through and are still traveling through, as global citizens in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic.