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Show notes for Friday 15 June 2012
09:05 Review of swim and survive programmes
Alan Isaac, Wellington accountant and sports administrator, authored a report into the provision of swim and survive programmes.
09:20 Review of swim and survive programmes
Dr Dave Gerrard, Independent Chair of the Drowning Prevention Council.
09:30 A group of Maori tradesmen have set up a cooperative to mentor and provide trade apprenticeships to young Maori
Barry Baker, Te Kaihanga Cooperative.
09:45 Asia correspondent Greg Torode
The life of Indonesian tycoon Liem Sioe Liong and demands for an investigation into the death of Tiananmen Square dissident Li Wangyang
10:05 Dame June Mariu
June Mariu became a Dame in the 2012 Queens Birthday Honours – for community service for more than 40 years. Dame June has been the National President of the Maori Women's Welfare League, a Chairwoman of the Te Whanau o Waipareira, and a member of the Treaty of Waitangi Fisheries commission, a teacher at Rutherford College in Te Atatu, and an NZ netball rep.
10:35 Children's Book Review with John McIntyre
The Drover's Quest by Susan Brocker
Published by Harper Collins
ISBN 978-1-86950-907-1
Pennies for Hitler by Jackie French
Published by Angus and Robertson |
ISBN 978-0-7322-9209-6
Dead End in Norvelt by Jack Gantos
Published by Corgi Yearling
ISBN 978-0-440-87004-3
10:45 Reading: The Collector's Dream by Pierre Furlan (Part 5 of 10)
A quirky picaresque tale, tells of real life inventor Franklin Bodmin and his collector son Will.
11:05 New music with Sean McKenna
New releases from Hot Chip and Bobby Womack, plus music from the television series Songs from the Inside.
Artist: Hot Chip
Album: In Our Heads
Songs: Motion Sickness
Look At Where We Are
Artist: Various artists
Album: Songs from the Inside
Song: Stuck in the Rain
Artist: Bobby Womack
Album: The Bravest Man in the Universe
Song: Please Forgive My Heart
11:30 Sports commentator Richard Boock
Cyclist Lance Armstrong charged by US Anti-Doping Authority; Euro 2012 football; rower Mahe Drysdale in cycling accident scare; All Blacks vs Ireland second test; and the Auckland stadium proposal.
11:45 The Week That Was
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Audio from Friday 15 June 2012
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- 09:08 Review of swim and survive programmes
New Zealand's annual drowning toll is one of the worst in the developed world yet a new report finds that competition, tension, and disunity among key water safety organisations is hampering efforts to improve our drowning statistics. (24′32″)
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- 09:35 Maori tradesmen co-op to mentor apprenticeships to young Maori
A group of Maori tradesmen in Christchurch have teamed up to provide mentoring and trade apprenticeships to young Maori. (11′14″)
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- 09:48 Asia Correspondent - Greg Torode
The life of Indonesian tycoon Liem Sioe Liong and demands for an investigation into the death of Tiananmen Square dissident Li Wangyang. (13′28″)
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- 10:09 Feature Guest - June Mariu
June Mariu became a Dame in the 2012 Queens Birthday Honours - for community service for more than 40 years. Dame June has been the National President of the Maori Women's Welfare League, a Chairwoman of the Te Whanau o Waipareira, and a member of the Treaty of Waitangi Fisheries commission, a teacher at Rutherford College in Te Atatu, and a NZ netball rep. (27′25″)
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- 10:40 Children's Book Review
The Drover's Quest, written by Susan Brocker, published by Harper Collins; Pennies for Hitler, written by Jackie French, published by Angus and Robertson, reviewed by John McIntyre. (4′44″)
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- 11:09 New Music with Sean McKenna
New releases from Hot Chip and Bobby Womack, plus music from the tv series Songs from the Inside. (7′12″)
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- 11:35 Sport with Richard Boock
Cyclist Lance Armstrong charged by US Anti-Doping Authority; Euro 2012 football; rower Mahe Drysdale in cycling accident scare; All Blacks vs Ireland second test; and the Auckland stadium proposal. (11′07″)
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- 11:50 Week That Was
With Te Radar and Irene Pink. (9′55″)
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