a full body wax, and giving Jono a tattoo on his bottom but not telling him that it was a love heart with the other DJs names. In 2006 when Jono got his own slot with Robert on weekday afternoons, the show then became "Do Stuff To Jimmy". Stunts included putting electrodes on his nipples, and other assorted painful and humiliating acts. Jimmy is no longer working at The Rock, and there is currently no 'Do Stuff' segment. A one-off 'Final Ever Do Stuff To Jono' stunt was planned and executed in September 2009, during which Jono performed a 'Mega Stunt' - riding a BMX bike down a steep slope, through pyrotechnics and a pane of glass, and finally scaling a ramp to jump over a parked ute. The Rock organised a 'win a wife' competition in early 2011. The winner would travel to Ukraine to meet a girl via the "Endless Love" dating agency. In response the Ukrainian group Femen organized a topless protest against this competition (in March 2011). A Femen activist advised: "Femen warns the 'lucky' winner of the New Zealand competition that he can expect an unhappy ending in Ukraine". Rock Workdays Mel Abbot takes over on-air from 10am – 1pm fronting The Rock Workdays show which also features a legends of rock hour between 12-1pm. Mel is followed by Caleb Greaves, who is also the technical producer of The Rock's drive show, from 1pm – 3pm. Rock Drive The Rock's drive show is hosted from 3pm – 7pm by Duncan Heyde ("Dunc"), who is also the executive producer of the show, with co-host Jay Reeve, technical producer Caleb Greaves and executive producer Tiegan Lilley ("Show Boss"). Rock Nights Lee Weir ("Westie Lee") hosts Rock Nights. The Rock 2000 The Rock 2000 is an annual countdown feature, counting down the 2000 biggest rock songs ever, as voted by listeners in an online poll. The chart order, including which bands and songs feature on the countdown, is determined by listeners via a voting system on the station's official website. The countdown runs on weekdays over a four-week period and is broadcast throughout New Zealand. In 2016, the list expanded by 50% as The Rock 1000+500, it was previously called The Rock 1000. Previous to that it was The Rock 500. From 2017 to 2019 it was known as The Rock 1500. Since 2020 it has been known