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with Kathryn Ryan
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Audio from Tuesday, 02 February 2010
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- 09:08 Young offenders programme scrapped
- Judges and youth workers disappointed at scrapping of pilot programme which has successfully stopped serious young offenders from re-offending. We talk to Judge Carolyn Henwood. (duration: 19′11″)
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- 09:28 The Great Hacking Row: Google vs China
- Internet giant Google has threatened to pull out of China over a hacking attack on its email service from within the country, as well as issues over web censorship. With guest Clayton Dube, Associate Director of the University of Southern California US-China Institute. (duration: 15′09″)
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- 09:42 Secret Lives
- Chief Executive of Land Information NZ, Colin MacDonald - guitarist and singer! (duration: 8′36″)
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- 09:52 US correspondent - Jack Hitt
- Latest news from the US. (duration: 8′06″)
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- 10:10 Feature guest - Rob Suisted
- Rob Suisted is an outdoor photographer and wildlife advocate. He's released a new photographic book 'Majestic New Zealand'. (duration: 29′54″)
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- 10:40 Book review
- Long Time Coming by Robert Goddard. Published by Bantam Press, reviewed by Crystal Beavis. (duration: 5′42″)
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- 11:08 Fran O'Sullivan
- NZ Herald business columnist. (duration: 17′39″)
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- 11:28 David Bogan
- On how to deal with stress, conflict and the things that keep you awake at night. David is a mediator who has been in private practice for 18 years. (duration: 22′03″)
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- 11:51 Denis Welch
- Media commentator. (duration: 9′37″)
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09:05 Young Offenders Programme
Judges and youth workers disappointed at scrapping of pilot programme which has successfully stopped serious young offenders from re-offending.
Judge Carolyn Henwood, Former Youth Court Judge
09:30 Google vs China in hacking row
Clayton Dube, Associate Director of the University of Southern California U.S.-China Institute.
09:40 Colin MacDonald
Colin MacDonald is the Chief Executive of Land Information NZ - he is also a guitarist and singer with the covers band Live Wire.
09:45 US correspondent Jack Hitt
10:05 Rob Suisted
Rob Suisted is an outdoor photographer and wildlife advocate. He has released a new photographic book 'Majestic New Zealand'
10:30 Book Review with Crystal Beavi
Long Time Coming by Robert Goddard
Published by Bantam Press
10:45 Reading.
"Paulie Tallis" by Owen Marshall (Part 2 of 2, RNZ)
An actor/manager running a smalltime theatre troupe struggles with the company 'diva' as he bravely faces the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune that befall his theatrical enterprise.
11:05 Business with Fran O'Sullivan
NZ Herald business columnist
11:30 David Bogan
How to deal with stress, conflict and what is keeping you awake at night.
Mediator in private practice for 18 years .. spends two weeks in NZ and two weeks in Australia.
What's keeping you awake at night : the handbook for life - how to analyse and solve problems by David Bogan (HarperCollins Publishers New Zealand)
Denis looks at the antics of blogger Cameron Slater (who has been charged with contempt of court), as well as the coverage of the Haiti earthquake.
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