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with Kathryn Ryan

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Audio from Thursday, 17 September 2009

Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.

09:08 Proposals for smoking legislation
We examine new proposals for anti-smoking legislation with Professor Richard Edwards and Roger Bull. (duration: 18′32″)
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09:26 Maori party's push to tighten smoking laws
Joining us is the associate health minister Tariana Turia. (duration: 8′30″)
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09:37 Alcohol at school balls and boozy after parties
We are joined by Justin Boyle, Faye Costain and Allan Parker to discuss the problems that can arise and some potential solutions. (duration: 14′08″)
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09:52 News from the U.K.
With our correspondent Michael White. (duration: 7′49″)
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10:09 Feature guest - Clifford Nass
Clifford Nass is Head of Stanford University's Communication between Humans and Interactive Media Lab. His research has been applied by more than 250 media products and services for companies including Microsoft, BMW, Sony and Time-Warner. (duration: 29′39″)
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10:39 Book reveiw - The Wrong Grave
By author Kelly Link, reviewed by Laura Kroetsch, published by Text Publishing. (duration: 5′35″)
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11:07 New Technology
Courtney Johnston talks about using technology in the GLAM sector (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums). (duration: 15′20″)
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11:28 Health issues facing New Zealand children
Auckland City Hospital paediatrician answers some common concerns parents have about their childrens health. (duration: 25′48″)
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11:52 Television
With reveiwer Simon Wilson. (duration: 8′03″)
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09:05 Proposals for smoking legislation

Professor Richard Edwards, Otago University public health researcher; and Roger Bull, chairman of the NZ Association of Convenience Stores.

09:20 Maori party's push to tighten smoking laws

Tariana Turia, Associate Health Minister.

09:35 Alcohol at school balls and boozy after parties

Justin Boyle, Rector, St Bede's College; and Faye Costain, deputy principal of Waimea College, in Richmond, who is anti after ball parties; Allan Parker, father of year 11 girl at Rangitoto College.

09:45 UK correspndent Michael White

10:05 How people interact with computers/new technologies

Clifford Nass, head of Stanford University's Communication between Humans and Interactive Media Lab. His research has been applied by more than 250 media products and services for companies including Microsoft, BMW, Sony and Time-Warner.

10:30 Book Review with Laura Kroetsch

The Wrong Grave by Kelly Link
Published by Text Publishing

10:45 Reading. File This - a short story by Katy Soljak

Mrs Brenda O'Sullivan receives an intriguing letter from her ex. She files her nails, organizes to meet and ponders the truism about revenge being a dish best served cold.

11:05 New Technology with Courtney Johnston

Access, innovation and using social media to reach out to communities and audiences in the GLAM sector (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums).

Links:

NZETC releases e-publications

Archives New Zealand on Ziln

Twitter:
National Library

Te Papa

City Gallery Wellington

Christchurch Art Gallery

Te Ara

NZ on Screen

Blogs:
cclblog.wordpress.com
www.rodneylibraries.blogspot.com
blog.tepapa.govt.nz

Tell the GLAMs what you want

www.flickr.com/commons

digitalnz.org/developer

www.paulhagon.com/playground/digitalnz/

11:30 Health issues facing New Zealand children

Dr Simon Rowley, Auckland City Hospital paediatrician answers some common concerns parents have about their childrens health. He wrote the foreword for The Kiwi Kids Health Book.

11:45 Television reviewer Simon Wilson

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