Nine To Noon
with Kathryn Ryan
Monday to Friday, 9am - Midday
Audio from Thursday, 18 June 2009
Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.
- 09:07 Open access for Maori to university
- Maori Affairs and Associate Education Minister Dr Pita Sharples is calling for open university entry for Maori students. (duration: 21′57″)
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- 09:29 Sex abuse education in schools
- Superintendent Bill Harrison, Police National Manager Youth Services. (duration: 15′16″)
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- 09:46 Solar powered cap
- Simon Dyer, is the owner of 2CLight and inventor of the solar powered cap. (duration: 4′24″)
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- 09:53 UK correspondent - Jon Dennis
- Gordon Brown has announced a privately held inquiry into the Iraq war. (duration: 7′30″)
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- 10:07 Feature guest - Michael Schaffer
- Michael Schaffer is a writer and journalist who has delved into the growing pet industry to try and understand why Americans treat their pets like children. (duration: 28′39″)
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- 10:38 Book review - Essential New Zealand Short Stories
- Crystal Beavis reviews 'Essential New Zealand Short Stories' edited by Owen Marshall. Published by Vintage. (duration: 7′01″)
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- 11:07 Technology with Nat Torkington
- Technology expert Nat Torkington discusses online dating scams as well as Twitter's role in the Iranian election protests. (duration: 14′28″)
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- 11:33 Nigel Latta
- Parenting guru Nigel Latta asks what's going on inside the minds of teenagers. (duration: 22′01″)
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09:05 Open access for Maori to university
Dr Elizabeth McKinley, Director of Starpath Project at Auckland University; Dr Pita Sharples, Minister of Maori Affairs.
09:20 Sex abuse education in schools
Superintendent Bill Harrison, Police National Manager Youth Services.
09:30 Solar powered cap
Simon Dyer, is the owner of 2CLight - and inventor of the solar powered cap.
09:45 UK correspondent Jon Dennis
10:05 Pet obsession
Michael Schaffer, writer who has delved into the growing pet industry to try and understand why Americans treat their pets like children.
Links: www.topcatmodel.co.nz
10:30 Book Review with Crystal Beavis
Essential New Zealand Short Stories, edited by Owen Marshall
Published by Vintage
ISBN 9781869791285
10:45 Reading. Sanctuary: 4. Escape From Iran by Elspeth Sandys
Farahmand Kamali belonged to a small religious group within Iran. With the rise of the Shi-ite muslim rule in Iran, Farahmand and his family became increasingly marginalised and began to suffer physical violence. At 21 years and with the help of some supportive members of the muslim community Farahmand began an astonishing journey out of Iran through the desert to Pakistan then India and finally to New Zealand.
11:05 Technology with Nat Torkington
Technology expert Nat Torkington discusses online dating scams as well as Twitter's role in the Iranian election protests.
Links:
- Iranian Elections: Photos; Timeline; NY Mag piece
- The Chris Knox website
11:20 Parenting guru Nigel Latta asks what's going on inside the minds of teenagers
11:45 Television review with Simon Wilson
Simon has been watching Wuthering Heights, and a new documentary about the Mark Lundy case.
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10 September
Best-selling British crime writer Simon Kernick has been described as "Britain's most exciting new thriller writer". His debut novel was The Business of Dying (2002), and his ninth and latest thriller, The Last 10 Seconds, came out in August.
His books centre on the murky underbelly of London, a world of drug lords, hit men, bent cops, pimps and prostitutes.
He draws both on his own personal experiences and does extensive research, speaking with members of the UK's anti crime organisations such as the Special Branch, the Anti-Terrorist Branch and the Serious and Organised Crime Agency.
Kernick is visiting New Zealand as part of the Christchurch Writer's Festival.
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20 September
Bob Cilman from the acclaimed 2007 documentary Young@Heart is back on Nine to Noon - the choirmaster is recruiting local singers for the NZ tour of the Young@Heart chorus.
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