Nine To Noon

Thursday 13 September 2012, with Kathryn Ryan

Show notes

09:05 GPs around the country are being swamped with calls over Meningoccal C

GPs around the country are being swamped with calls from worried parents over whether to immunise their children against Meningoccal C, the strain which killed a Wellington schoolgirl recently.

Dr Nikki Turner, director of the Immunisation Advisory Centre; and Dr Clair Mills, Medical Officer of Health for Northland.

09:25 Are financial adviser fees too high given prospective returns?

Brent Sheather works for Private Asset Management Ltd; and Nigel Tate, president of the Institute of Financial Advisers.

09:45 UK correspondent Matthew Parris

Newly disclosed documents on the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.

10:05 Madeleine Pierard - NZ soprano

Madeleine Pierard, presently home from London, where she is young artist in residence at Covent Garden, on her path since winning the Lexus Song Contest in 2005.

10:35 Book Review with Rae McGregor

Merivel by Rose Tremain
Published by Chatto & Windus

10:45 Reading: Hand Me Down World by Lloyd Jones

The story of a destitute young mother's search for her stolen child. (part 4 of 12).

11:05 New Technology correspondent Sarah Putt

Apple’s announcement; what happens to the virtual you when you die; and what's up at HP?

11:30 Parenting commentator Celia Lashlie

The importance of positive physical interaction for boys.

11:45 Media commentator Gavin Ellis

The new-look Herald newspaper and website.

Audio

Audio from Thursday 13 September 2012

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  • GPs swamped from worried parents over Meningoccal C ( 16′ 52″ )

    09:09 GPs around the country are being swamped with calls from worried parents over whether to immunise their children against Meningoccal C, the strain which killed a Wellington schoolgirl recently. With Dr Nikki Turner - Director of the Immunisation Advisory Centre, Dr Clair Mills - Medical Officer of Health for Northland.

  • Are financial adviser fees too high? ( 22′ 34″ )

    09:28 With Brent Sheather - Private Asset Management Ltd. Nigel Tate - President of the Institute of Financial Advisers.

  • UK Correspondent - Matthew Parris ( 8′ 06″ )

    09:51 The report into the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.

  • Feature Guest - Madeleine Pierard ( 30′ 27″ )

    10:09 Lyric soprano Madeleine Pierard is back home in New Zealand for her longest stint since heading overseas in 2006. Her career has blossomed in London, from winning the 2005 Lexus Song Contest to becoming a resident artist - the Jette Parker Young Artist - with The Royal Opera, Covent Garden from 2010. Madeleine returned to New Zealand last year, to perform with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's Ode to Joy tour, which coincided with the rugby world cup.

  • Book Review - Merivel ( 5′ 10″ )

    10:40 Written by Rose Tremain, reviewed by Rae McGregor and published by Chatto & Windus.

  • New Technology With Sarah Putt ( 18′ 22″ )

    11:09 Apple unveils the iPhone 5, what happens to the virtual you when you die, and what's up at HP?

  • Parenting With Celia Lashlie ( 16′ 31″ )

    11:28 The importance of positive physical interaction for boys.

  • Media With Gavin Ellis ( 14′ 25″ )

    11:45 The new-look Herald newspaper and website.

Playlist

Playlist

9:25am
Andrew Keoghan: 'Bright Idea'
from his 2011 album 'Arctic Tales Divide'

11:25am
The Mutton Birds: 'Last Year's Shoes'
from the 1999 album 'Rain, Steam & Speed'

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

Coming Up

10:05am Friday 21 June

Dr Brenda MilnerDr Brenda Milner has been described as the founder of neuropsychology. She's known for her pioneering work in the study of memory and cognitive fuction in humans. Her most famous case involved a  patient known as HM who suffered amnesia after part of his brain was removed in the 1950s in a bid to control his severe epilepsy.

Despite being almost 94 years old Brenda Milner continues to work – she's a professor in the Department of Neurology and Neurosurgey at McGill University in Canada, and a professor of psychology at the Montreal Neurological Institute.

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