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with Kathryn Ryan

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Audio from Wednesday, 25 March 2009

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09:08 Cancer waiting times
Chris Atkinson A senior oncologist at Christchurch Hospital and Tony Ryall the health Minister. (duration: 21′07″)
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09:30 Animal Rights in New Zealand
Peter Sankoff Senior lecturer at Faculty of Law, University of Auckland with special interest in animal law. (duration: 13′10″)
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09:48 Australia correspondent - Ray Moynihan
Biker gang violence in Sydney and Canberra and Pauline Hanson naked. (duration: 10′35″)
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10:08 Feature guest - George F Smoot
Nobel prize winning astrophysicist, active researcher in observational astrophysics and cosmology. (duration: 26′57″)
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10:35 Book review - Wars Without End
Written by Danny Keenan, reviewed by Paul Diamond and Published by Penguin NZ. (duration: 8′56″)
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11:10 Music - Marty Duda
Artist Of The Week is Buddy Holly. (duration: 13′17″)
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11:20 Helen Clark announcement
Rumours of an announcement regarding the future of the ex-prime minister are rife around parliament today. (duration: 5′01″)
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11:40 Law
Professor John Burrows QC looks at privacy legislation. (duration: 11′02″)
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11:50 Film - Dan Slevin
Duplicity, Confessions of a Shopaholic, and Notorious. (duration: 8′45″)
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09:05 Cancer waiting times

Chris Atkinson, a senior radiation oncologist at Christchurch Hospital, and the medical director for the Cancer Society; and Tony Ryall, Minister of Health.

09:20 Animal rights - animals used in intensive farming

Peter Sankoff, Auckland University senior law lecturer with special interest in animal law. He wants to start a public dialogue about how animals that are used for our economic benefit in NZ are treated.

09:45 Australia correspondent Ray Moynihan

10:05 Nobel prize winning astrophysisist

George F Smoot, 2006 Nobel Prize winner, an experimental Astrophysicist and active researcher in observational astrophysics and cosmology.

For more information go to: http://aether.lbl.gov

10:30 Book Review with Paul Diamond

Wars Without End by Danny Keenan
Published by Penguin NZ
ISBN 9780143011224

10:45 Reading. How To Catch A Cricket Match by Harry Ricketts

Episode 8 of 10

An entertaining exploration of that great game.

11:05 Music Review with Marty Duda

Artist Of The Week is Buddy Holly

1. Down The Line (2:03) - Buddy & Bob taken from 1978 album "The
Complete Buddy Holly" (MCA)

2. That'll Be The Day (2:17) - The Crickets taken from 1957 single (Brunswick)

3. Words Of Love (1:55) - Buddy Holly taken from 2009 album "The Very Best Of Buddy Holly & The Crickets" (Universal)

4. True Love Ways (2:50) - Buddy Holly taken from 2009 album "The
Very Best Of Buddy Holly & The Crickets" (Universal)

5. Peggy Sue Got Married (1:50) - Buddy Holly taken from 1978 album "The Complete Buddy Holly" (MCA)

11:30 Law with John Burrows, Emeritus Professor John Burrows QC is a Law Commissioner 

11:45 Film Review with Dan Slevin

Duplicity, Confessions of a Shopaholic, and Notorious.

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Kathryn Ryan

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Kathryn Ryan

Edited by Catherine Walbridge

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