Nine To Noon

Thursday 2 August 2012, with Kathryn Ryan

Show notes

09:05 The failure of a plan for a second international internet cable linking NZ and the rest of the world

Sam Morgan, chairman of the Pacific Fibre project; and Vikram Kumar, chief executive of Internet New Zealand.

09:30 Bullying in schools

Lee Hirsch, American documentary filmmaker whose latest work focuses on the severe impact of bullying in schools.

He will be in the country for these screenings:
Friday 3 Aug: 10:15am, Civic Auckland
Saturday 4 Aug: 11:15 am, Civic Auckland
Sunday 5 Aug: 11:00am, Embassy Wellington

Bully on the Film Festival website

The Bully Project
Twitter @bullymovie
Bully on Facebook

09:45 UK correspondent Ann Leslie

10:05 Feature guest: Satyajit Das - derivatives expert and global risk analyst

Satyajit Das is a former trader who has spent 30 years working and writing about financial markets. He is the author of 16 books including Traders, Guns & Money and Extreme Money.

10:35 Book Review with Elisabeth Easther

The Dinner by Herman Koch
Published by Text

10:45 Reading: 'Like a Good Idea' by Pip Adam read by Laura Hill

The fourth in a series of short stories from Pip Adam's collection Everything we Hoped For.

11:05 New Technology correspondent Sarah Putt

11:30 Archaeologist Brigid Gallagher

Chicken pox and disease in archaeological record; water and heritage; and iron, corrosion, leaks and loss.

11:45 Media commentator Gavin Ellis

Olympics coverage, changes for the NZ Herald and media regulation.

Audio

Audio from Thursday 2 August 2012

Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.

  • High-speed internet cable dropped ( 23′ 41″ )

    09:08 The failure of a plan for a second international internet cable linking NZ and the rest of the world.

  • Bullying in schools ( 18′ 17″ )

    09:34 Lee Hirsch is an American documentary filmmaker whose latest work focuses on the severe impact of bullying in schools.

  • UK Correspondent - Ann Leslie ( 7′ 14″ )

    09:52 Ann Leslie talks about London's hosting of The Olympics.

  • Book Review - The Dinner ( 4′ 20″ )

    10:06 Elisabeth Easther reviews 'The Dinner' by Herman Koch, published by Text.

  • Feature Guest - Satyajit Das ( 40′ 05″ )

    10:08 Former trader who has spent 30 years working and writing about financial markets. He is the author of 16 books including 'Traders, Guns & Money and Extreme Money'.

  • New Technology with Sarah Putt ( 18′ 39″ )

    10:11 The failure of the Pacific Fibre cable plan, social media at the Olympics and Apple vs Samsung in the patent war.

  • Heritage with Brigid Gallagher ( 13′ 27″ )

    11:30 Chicken pox and disease in archaeological record, water and heritage and object/material of the month - iron, corrosion, leaks and loss.

  • Media with Gavin Ellis ( 13′ 49″ )

    11:47 Olympics coverage, changes for the NZ Herald and media regulation.

Playlist

Playlist

Carmen McRae and Dave Brubeck - Take Five (played at 9:32am)

Bic Runga - Winning Arrow (played at 11:30am)

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.

Monday to Friday, 9am - Midday

Edited by: Catherine Walbridge

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