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with Kathryn Ryan

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Audio from Wednesday 18 August 2010

Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.

09:09 The dumping of ACT deputy leader Heather Roy

Questions surround the future of Heather and the ACT party. We speak to former ACT MP Stephen Franks. (16′00″)

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09:20 Indecent assault in a Blenheim resthome

Daughter of a woman who complained about the actions of a rest home care worker who was later jailed for indecently assaulting five patients; and Geoff Hipkins, CEO of Oceania Group, the company which owns Redwood Retirement Village, where the abuse took place. (15′49″)

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09:40 The future of education

Dr Monica Martinez discusses the future of education. Monica is lead developer of the US-based KnowledgeWorks Foundation's influential '2020 Forecast: Creating the future for learning'. The Foundation uses the 2020 Forecast to highlight how education is evolving in a world where learning is tailored to the needs of the individual student and brought to life through real-world experiences. (12′25″)

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09:53 Australia correspondent - Ray Moynihan

Latest news from Australia. (6′54″)

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10:10 Feature guest - Brigadier Anne Campbell

Brigadier Anne Campbell recently left the Defence Force, where she was the first NZ woman to reach the higher echelons of military office (Brigadier). Her role was Director General of Defence Medical Services. She is now at Veterans Affairs in a newly created role of health adviser. (30′17″)

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10:40 Book review - This Is Where We Live

Written by Janelle Brown, published by Hutchinson. Reviewed by Michele A'Court. (5′12″)

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11:11 Music with Marty Duda

Today Marty's listening to Cyndi Lauper. (9′48″)

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11:35 Law with Catriona MacLennan

Catriona looks at the duties and responsibilities of company directors, following the prosecution of five Feltex directors. (13′59″)

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11:52 Arts with Courtney Johnston

Discussing the point where art meets science - astrophotography. (7′58″)

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09:05 The dumping of ACT deputy leader Heather Roy

Stephen Franks, Former ACT MP and lawyer for Heather Roy

09:20 Indecent assault in a Blenheim resthome

Daughter of a woman who complained about the actions of a rest home care worker who was later jailed for indecently assaulting five patients; and Geoff Hipkins, CEO of Oceania Group, the company which owns Redwood Retirement Village, where the abuse took place.

09:40 Future education trends

Dr Monica Martinez, lead developer of the US-based KnowledgeWorks Foundation's influential 2020 Forecast: Creating the future for learning. The Foundation uses the 2020 Forecast to highlight how education is evolving in a world where learning is tailored to the needs of the individual student and brought to life through real-world experiences.

09:45 Australia correspondent Ray Moynihan

10:05 Brigadier Anne Campbell - providing health services to the Defence Force and veterans

Brigadier Anne Campbell has recently left the Defence Force, where she was the first NZ woman to reach the higher echelons of military office (Brigadier). Her role was Director General of Defence Medical Services. She is now at Veterans Affairs in a newly created role of health adviser.

10:30 Book Review with Michele A'Court

This Is Where We Live by Janelle Brown
Published by Hutchinson

10:45 Reading.

Malcolm and Juliet by Bernard Beckett

Sex was a late-comer to the party of Malcolm's life, and when it did arrive, it wasn't dressed up in any of the usual guises (Part 13 of 15)

11:05 Music review with Marty Duda

Feature artist: Cyndi Lauper

1. Maybe He'll Know (3:54) - Blue Angel taken from 1980 album "Blue Angel" (Hip-O Select)

2. Girls Just Want To Have Fun (3:55) - Cyndi Lauper taken from 1984 album "She's So Unusual" (Portrait)

3. I Drove All Night (4:11) - Cyndi Lauper taken from 1989 album "A Night To Remember" (Epic)

4. Early In The Morning (3:51) - Cyndi Lauper taken from 2010 album "Memphis Blues" (Mercer Street)

11:30 Legal commentator Catriona MacLennan

The duties and responsibilities of company directors, following the prosecution of five Feltex directors.

11:45 Arts commentator Courtney Johnston

The point where art meets science - astrophotography.

Ray Villard article on how colour is used in astrophotography

Jonathan Jones, Guardian art critic, on astrophotography

New York Times review of exhibition of astrophotography at the National Air
and Space Museum

Hubble telescope image gallery

How colour is used in Hubble telescope photographs

National Maritime Museum's astrophotography pool on Flickr

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