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Monday 13 August 2012, with Kathryn Ryan
Show notes
09:05 Is the court system failing when it comes to repeat drink drivers?
Family member of recidivist drink driver speaking out about his concerns that the existing punishments do nothing to stop her.
09:20 Is the court system failing when it comes to repeat drink drivers?
Roger Brooking, drug and alcohol counsellor
09:30 The Olympics games come to a close
Joseph Romanos, sports correspondent; and Wilf Haskell, Olympic historian.
09:45 Germany and Europe correspondent Carsten von Nahmen
10:05 Feature guest - Military historian Antony Beevor
British historian Antony Beevor's books include the international bestsellers and prize-winners Stalingrad, Berlin and D-Day. His latest work, The Second World War, is billed as the history of the greatest conflict the world has known.
10:35 Book Review with Quentin Johnson
Lancelot Capability Brown: The Omnipotent Magician, 1716-1783 by Jane Brown
Published by Pimlico
10:45 Reading: Rangatira by Paula Morris
Read by George Henare
Rangatira is based on the true story of fourteen high-born North Island Māori who voyaged to England from Auckland in February 1863.
11:05 Political commentators
11:30 Guest chef Thomas Te Awa and wine commentator Stephen Morris
Chef at The Cheeky Pipi in Wellington.
Recipes:
Seafood Chowder
Lamb Rack Infused with Horopito
11:45 Urbanist Tommy Honey
The new War Memorial in Wellington, public space, competitions and design.
Audio
Audio from Monday 13 August 2012
Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.
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Is the system failing when it comes to repeat drink drivers? ( 24′ 10″ )
09:08 With Drug and alcohol counsellor - Roger Brooking and a family member of a recidivist drink driver, speaking out about his concerns that the existing punishments do nothing to stop her.
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The London 2012 Olympics comes to a close ( 12′ 59″ )
09:35 With Joseph Romanos - sport correspondent and Wilf Haskell - Olympic historian.
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Europe Correspondent - Carsten von Nahmen ( 10′ 42″ )
09:49 The performance of European athletes in the London Olympics. The future of Putin's Russia. The ongoing problems with the euro.
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Feature Guest - Antony Beevor ( 34′ 52″ )
10:07 British historian Antony Beevor's books include the international bestsellers and prize-winners Stalingrad, Berlin and D-Day. His latest work, The Second World War, is billed as the history of the greatest conflict the world has known.
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Book Review - Lancelot Capability Brown ( 4′ 15″ )
10:40 Written 1783 by Jane Brown, reviewed by Quentin Johnson,
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Politics with Matthew Hooton and Josie Pagani ( 28′ 08″ )
11:07 The recommendations of the MMP review from the electoral commission have been released.
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Food and Wine with Thomas Te Awa and Stephen Morris ( 11′ 06″ )
11:39 Thomas Te Awa - the Chef at Cheeky Pipi Wellington, shares recipes for Seafood Chowder and Horopito infused Lamb. Stephen Morris has the wine matches.
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Urbanist - Tommy Honey ( 10′ 05″ )
11:50 Tommy discusses the new War Memorial in Wellington, public space, competitions and design.
Playlist
9:32am
Blur: 'Parklife'
from the 2000 album 'Blur: The Best Of'
11:35
The Kinks: 'Waterloo Sunset'
from the 2002 album 'Kinks:'The Ulitmate Collection"
Presenter:
Kathryn Ryan
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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