Nine To Noon
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Show Notes
Show notes for Friday 25 May 2012
09:05 Plans to appeal the Urewera sentencing
Russell Fairbrother is the lawyer for Tame Iti - one of the "Urewera 4", who jailed yesterday for two and a half years.
09:20 Finance Minister Bill English defends his "zero" Budget
09:45 Pacific correspondent Mike Field
10:05 Peter Usborne - co-founder of Private Eye and Usborne Books
Peter Usborne is the co-founder of the satirical magazine, Private Eye, and in 1973 he founded Usborne Books – a UK company that publishes simple, 'straight-talking' children's books.
10:35 Book review with Louise O'Brien
The Whore's Asylum by Katy Darby
Published by Fig Tree
10:45 Reading: Playing The King by Matthew O'Sullivan (5 of 5)
In the final story of the series, Hartley Manners draws on his many years of experience as an actor to build up for opening night.
11:05 New music with Jeremy Taylor
Paul Buchanan, Morrisey, and Brian Jonestown Massacre.
11:30 Sports commentator Joseph Romanos
11:45 The Week That Was with Radar and Elisabeth Easther
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Audio from Friday 25 May 2012
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- 09:08 Plans to appeal the Urewera sentencing
Russell Fairbrother is the lawyer for Tame Iti - one of the "Urewera 4", who was jailed yesterday for two and a half years. (18′05″)
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- 09:30 Shamubeel Eaqub on the 2012 "zero" Budget
Principal Economist with NZIER. (7′39″)
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- 09:38 Finance Minister Bill English defends his "zero" Budget
Finance Minister Bill English defends his 2012 budget. (11′25″)
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- 09:50 Pacific Correspondent - Mike Field
Economic fishing zones and the arrest of the Chief Justice in PNG. (9′46″)
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- 10:09 Feature Guest - Peter Usborne
Peter Usborne is the co-founder of the satirical magazine, Private Eye, and in 1973 he founded Usborne Books - a UK company that publishes simple, 'straight-talking' children's books. (28′57″)
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- 10:38 Book Review - The Whore's Asylum
Louise O'Brien reviews 'The Whore's Asylum' by Katy Darby, published by Fig Tree. (5′25″)
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- 11:09 New Music with Jeremy Taylor
Paul Buchanan, Morrisey, and Brian Jonestown Massacre. (8′19″)
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- 11:32 Sport with Joseph Romanos
The latest report on problems with Swimming NZ. The new netball maneuver. (12′08″)
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- 11:47 The Week That Was
With Radar and Elisabeth Easther. (12′10″)
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From nine to noon every weekday, Kathryn Ryan talks to the people driving the news - in New Zealand and around the world. Delve beneath the headlines to find out the real story, listen to Nine to Noon's expert commentators and reviewers and catch up with the latest lifestyle trends on this award-winning programme.
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