Nine To Noon for Thursday 22 May 2008
Nine to Noon for 22 May 2008
09:05 High Prices for Dairy Foods
Wyatt Creech, Chair Kaimai Cheese, Open Country Cheese; and Frank Brenmuhl, Federated Farmers spokesperson on Dairy issues
09:20 Lack of Allergy Services in NZ
Debra Hunter, whose son Daniel has severe food allergies which went undiagnosed for over a year and she struggles to get access to specialist care; and Penny Jorgensen, Chief Executive of Allergy New Zealand
09:45 UK Correspondent Michael White
10:05 American Defector to North Korea
Charles Robert Jenkins, the American soldier who defected to North Korea and lived as a captive there for 40 years, where he met his Japanese wife - who'd been abducted by the North Koreans. They're now free and living in Japan.
10:40 Book Review with Kirsten Johnstone
Girls Like Us by Sheila Weller
Published by Ebury Press
10:45 Reading: The Light At The End Of The Street by Shirley Ayers
11:05 Maori Issues with Maria Bargh
11:30 NZ Post Children's and Young Adults Book Awards
Melanie Drewery, Winner - Picture Book