09 February 2012 - 6:12 am NZ time
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An ERO report shows gifted pupils at most NZ schools are missing out on the support they need to nurture their special talents. (25′42″)
Kathy Capp missed her nephew Moss Burmester's Olympic race after the TVNZ feed failed. (4′44″)
101 year old New Yorker finds a literary lifeline. (12′31″)
Jon Dennis on Gordon Brown's lack of popularity. (8′08″)
Ricky Megee was traveling in the Outback when a hitchhiker drugged him, stole his car and dumped him in a hole. (34′23″)
Emma Hart reviews 'The Behaviour of Moths' by Poppy Adams. Published by Virago. (3′42″)
Denis Welch on the etiquette of interviewing and olympic media coverage. (12′52″)
Lucy Howard-Taylor, 19 year old recovering anorexic and author of 'Biting Anorexia'. (24′28″)
Colin talks about recording someone in secret. (10′51″)
09:05 Gifted Children
Julia Rakle, parent of a gifted child; Di Anderson, National Manager of Evaluation Services, Education Review Office; Rose Blackett, President of the New Zealand Association for Gifted Children, who is also an education psychologist; and Paddy Ford, President Principals Federation.
ERO report shows gifted pupils at most New Zealand schools are missing out on the support they need to nurture their special talents.
09:20 TVNZ Olympic feed failure
Kathy Capp, Aunt of Moss Burmester, who missed her nephew Moss Burmester's Olympic race after TVNZ feed failed.
09:30 101 year old New Yorker finds literary lifeline
Elizabeth Goodyear, a 101 year old woman, whose family has died out and she had survived all her elderly friends and outlived her savings. A few years ago, Elizabeth Goodyear faced a future of loneliness - as her mobility declined, her sight worsened and she had no one left to visit. But this is a tale of a neighbourhood in a big brash and anonymous US city, having a heart. Ms Goodyear is confined to her one bedroom Murray Hill walk up apartment in Midtown East Manhattan... but she is seldom alone. It all began when a yoga instructor named Alison West, noticed that her very elderly neighbour was becoming more frail, so she started stopping by to kiss her goodnight every evening... things have snowballed since then.
09:45 UK Correspondent Jon Dennis
10:06 Feature Guest - Ricky Megee
Ricky Megee was traveling in the Outback when a hitchhiker drugged him, stole his car and dumped him in a hole. Sick, disoriented and starving, he was lost for 71 days. Ricky was eventually found - only to discover that, in the great tradition of Lindy Chamberlain and Joanna Lees, the Northern Territory authorities were unwilling to believe his remarkable story.

10:30 Book Review with Emma Hart
The Behaviour of Moths by Poppy Adams
Published by Virago
ISBN 9781844085125
10:45 Book Reading: On The Wings Of Mercury
The Lorraine Moller Story Episode 4 of 6
11:05 Media commentator Denis Welch
11:30 Anorexia
Lucy Howard-Taylor, 19 year old recovering anorexic and author of 'Biting Anorexia'. It will be released in New Zealand in the last week of August, RRP $34.99.
11:45 New Technology with Colin Jackson
Today's topic: Recording someone in secret.
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The man who returned the Daleks to Dr Who, screenwriter Robert Shearman talks to Kathryn about why he wanted to bring back the time travelling Doctor's most persistent enemy and make the Daleks far more menacing than ever before. Robert Shearman is a writer, playwright, and director - and will be in New Zealand next month for Writers and Readers week at the New Zealand Festival of Arts.
UK theatre artist Andy Manley who will be performing his latest work White at the New Zealand International Arts Festival. White is aimed at children aged 2-5 and is about two characters called Cotton and Wrinkle who live in a world where everything is white – until one day a colourful egg tumbles down from the sky, and changes everything.

Andy Manley in the show My House.
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